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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1927)
; OF SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL PROPERTY ** ? i " A . Wc ” Wiring included without additional down payment — — highest honors IFàrLfi Hotpoint nlsrtrir ranges were given the world'* ¿5 now. The balance in on eaey term*. Come in and see just which range will best "fill the bill** for you. Then we can talk over the Sherman Electric Company Always at your service Notice is given that an execution and order of sale has been issued V*rn* Dutton is new in the em ploy of th*-Wasco bakery. I out of th* Circuit Court of th* ^Ute of Oregon for Sherman County, to I Mrs. H. E. Everett and son Pearl me directed and dated June Sth, spent Thursday shopping in The 1927, in a suit therein pending Dalles. Wasco ball team won from Linn-1 ton at Grass Valley Sunday, score and J. Q. Gwynn* were defendants, 8 to L and in which proceeding a judge Mr. and Mr® Frank Lamborn loft ment was rendered in favor of J. - Tuesday for a motor trip through R. Kaseberg and against Q. E. California. . I Gwynne, and J. Q. Gwynne, in the sum of *475.00 with interest thereon Mr. Frank Benefield visited at the from the 12th day of August, 1926, home of his brother ’Wiley • few at the rate of eight per cent per days last week. annum; for the further sum of Jeff Wilson, of the village cleaning *75.00 attorney fees, and $22.50 establishment, recently spent a few costs and disbursements, and which said writ of execution commands me days fishing at Maupin. to make sale of all and singular of Mr. and Mr*. Boy Seeley returned I Wednesday evening from a motor! the following described real prop erty situated in Sherman County, trip to Dayton, Washington. State of Oregon, to-wit: Wilma May and Norville, who have The Southeast Quarter of Sec been visiting in Wasco, returned to tion Twenty-six (26), and the Bend Tuesday for a short visit. South Half, and the Northeast Quarter of Section Twenty- I Mr. and Johnie Roys* and five (25), and the West Half of son Odea* returned Saturday from the East Half of Section Twenty- a motor trip th^ey^b California. four (24), all in Township Two Mr. and Mrs. Benefield have re (2) .North of Range Eighteen turned from a motor trip to Tacoma, (18) E. W. M., and the South where they visited with relative*. west Quarter and the South Half of the Northwest Quarter Henry Howell ha* returned from of Section Thirty (80), in Seaside leaving Mrs. Howell to Township Two (2) North of «pend the summer at her home there. Range Nineteen (19) * East - Mrs. W. R. Reid and son Bill re turned from Portland Monday even-| Willamette Meridian, Sherman County, Oregon. ing, where they spent the last week Now therefore, by virtue of said end. execution and order of sale, and in O. J. Bayle* of Portland, father compliance with the demands of said of Mrs. Victor Smith, is her* to spend writ, and for the purpose of satis the summer on Vic's farm south of fying the judgment aforesaid and town. accruing costa, I will, on Monday, Mrs. Steve McMillin and daughter the 11th day of July, 1927, at the Dana Gene have left for Portland, hour of ten o’clock in the forenoon where they will visit for a week or of said day, and .at the front door of ten day*. the Courthouse in Moro, in Sherman Roy C. Atwood has opened his County, Oregon, sell at public auc new grocery store, located in the tion, subject to redemption, to the Dingle building opposite the Hotel highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right, title, interest and estate' 'Sherman. I in and to thi said real property Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chapman were called to Portland Thursday on ac which the said named defendants, or count of the illness of their daughter. spy or all of them had on tKe 3rd day of December, 1926, being the Mrs. Vintin Watkin*. date on which the above described Mrs. E. F. Feldman was tailed to real property was attached in said Cie Elm, Washington, this week by action, or since had in or to the news of the serious illness of her I above described real property or any mother, Mrs. Taylor. I part thereof. -■ : * ” * Dated this 8th day of June, 1927. Caritele Bros. HUGH CHRISMAN opening~their now dry goods store soon, in the concrete block - next Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon. door to the jm > s tofflee. 'Mr. Lem Caritele has bought th* residence property owned by Mrs. Etta Rich and plans on moving his family here this w*ek. DR. B. H. FRANKLIN Mrs. Brooks and daughters Betty and Shirley, from McMinnville, Ore gon, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henderson. Will Be at Hotel Moro Thursday. Friday, Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Austin Jackson have returned to Wasco to live. Mr. Jackson is working at th* Wasco market. They are living in the Me Clure house. Moro, Sherman County, Ore Mr. and Mra. E. -A. Medler and daughter Murdina and niece Miss Ruby Payne of California left Mon day for the M*dler summer home at Camp Sherman. Mrs. Jack Henderson and son Lyle have returned from a trip to Portland and McMinnville. They visited with Mrs. Henderson’s mother while at McMinnville. Mrs. Edw. Alley of Grass Valley was visiting this week at the home of Mrs. George Lee. Mrs. bee's daughter returned with Mrs. Alley to Grass Valley for a short visit. Sale Begins 10 a.m. Free Lunch at Noon 30 HEAD OF HORSES INCLUDING 20 head of Work Horses and Mwes, weight 1400 to 1800 pounds Span of Pure Bred 4-year old Black Percheron Mares Four 3-year old horses One Saddle Horse Three 2-year old horses Three set chain harness A , 12-foot Rotr ry RM Weeder - Six set leather harness One Tomlin Weeder Fifteen horse collars One 14-foot Kimball Weeder One 1 %-horse “Z” gas engine One heavy Packer One 3-bottom 16-inch Moline plow One light Packer One. 16-hoe Superior Drill One 16-foot wheat rack Moot McCormick combine with engine; good drapers One 3 V^-inch wagon with flat wheat rack One 8 %-inch wagon with 16-foot wheat rack ' Many other small items too numerous to mention TERMS: All sums under $26 cash; all sums over $26, approved notes taken with interest at eight per cent and due September 1st, 1927, or ten per cent -Miscount for cash. «"Ti ; Verona Davis, youngest daughter of Mrs. Erie Davis, has returned from The Dalles hospital where she has been confined to her bed with an at tack of pneumonia. She is now convalescing. Electro Theraphy. Massage. 60 Coice Young Hampshire 105 blood ' Lincoln and in sizes to suit the purchaser Opposite Moro Hardware Co Phone 192. Complete Stock of Parts Carried for the following tractors Caterpillar** 30 Complete Stock of Parts Carried for new and old model “Holt” harvesters Harvester owners who will need extras are re quested to place orders early, to avoid possible delays. Phone Maupin 9F828 B. F. Herrling, Maapia, Oregon Additional Service by Motor Coaches-Now Loawtag NORTHBOUND GENERAL 11:25 a.m. 5:20 p.m. 11:40 p.tn. ages leavingat 1125 A.M. and520 P.M. make direct connections at The Dalles for Portland and way points. leaving at 1125 A.M. makes connections at Bi| skima, Pendleton, Spokane, Walla Walla, Bo point*. Junction and way SOUTHBOUND 8150 a.m. 3:35 p.m. 7:50 p-m. Stage leaving at 830 A.M. makes direct connections at Bend tor Klamath Falls and way point*. ONE-WAY AND ROUND-TRIP FARES FROM MORO Balloon Dual Grip The Tread Two Years Ahead General’* Balloon Tread i* the leader in the latest prin ciple of balloon design- All Portland .. *4.36 * 6.56 Th® Dalle*. 1.35 2.05 8.70 B®n(V........... 4-45 Yakima...,. 6.60 11.60 Pendleton... 4.55 6.85 Arlington... 1.80 2.70 Walls Walla. *6.60 * 9.60 8.75 13.70 19.30 Redmond 3.80 5.70 Madrai... 2.80 4.90 2.20 8.30 STAGE DEPOT Ross Confectionery—Phone 411 COLUMBIA GORGÉ C. V. Belknap, Proprietor Notie* is hereby given to the voters of Sherman county, Oregon, that a special election will be held in Sher man county. Oregon, on Tuesday, Jun* 28, for th* purpoee of voting Moro Hotel Barber Shop Moro, Oregon MORO GARAGE MORO, OREGON will be open at th* eeual voting place in each precinct beginning at 8 a. m. and closing at 8 p. m. of the said day G. C. AKERS, County Clerk for Sherman County. and the Tomlin Weeder Also have 100 good grade aged Hampshire Ewes Miss Rita Burras, Jeannette Med ler and Margaret McKee went to Portland lari Friday, to atend the Sigma Kappa formal tea, returning to Wasco Sunday night. They were accompanied by Mrs. E. D. McKee. The ladies who attended Mrs. Clarence Anderson's party, given at Moro last Friday afternoon, are Mesdames Muir, Floyd Ford, Lawr ence Kaseberg, Claude Eaton, Guy Weidman, Chester Hilderbrand, L, P. Haven, Louis Walsh, Lloyd Royse, Bernice Guy, Wss. Nesbit, Walter Garlock, and Opal Feldman. The Peerless Rotary Rod Weeder Caterpillar*’ 60 Orville Burma and Mrs. R. H. Mc Kean had a collision at the highway intersection on Main street Thurs day, doing alight damage to the Bur- res car and eracking a bone in Orville’s right arm. Mrs. M. G. Tuel and Mrs. Ryland Scott returned from Portland Satur day. They attended the sessions of the Eastern Star grand lodge as delegates from the Wasco lodge and between while “took in** the Rose Festival attractions. The Pendleton Self Adjusting Weeder Ladies and Children’s Hair Cutting and Shingle Bobbing BATHS
