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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1929)
' C 5 ■ i. V i , ! " ---- . d« F. '• -'I .•- I p L - j £ Z' • ‘ ‘v ’p *•* ", \ •Y - V • t A' >4- The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday, August 30, 1929. * Sherman County Observer Moro W om en’» Club Note»] New» Item» From Kent M. A. Bull and wife of Moro were <A special meeting of the Moro Wo visitors in Kent Sunday. man's Qlub was called Friday, August J. L. M atthes and familywlrove.over' 23, by the president, Mrs. W. C. J. F. Foss and family made an auto Entered aa second elane matter at poet I Bryant. The purpose of this meeting I *0 Spokane this week. to the Clarno oil well Suriday. . office a t Moro, Oreffoa. July II, l l l l | waa carrje<| out when Mrs. T. W. Alley I . . Elmer Swett and family were over and . , wife spent last was elected vice president and Mrs. J . . A. B. . Ridell „ . from Dufur Sunday at the Hogue weekend at Sunnye.de, Wash. E u rek a L o d g e N o. 121 A. F. & A. M R. Morgan t m K n C ---------- - ' home on a visit. , _ Eleven ladies were elected to b e - t Bub M cIntyre was a visitor in Moro k 1» Moro, Oregon J. E. Brown and w ife of Grass Val Meets the 1st and 3rd come members of this organization, this week from U m atilla county. T hursday evenings oi w I , .1 ley w ere looking over his business in Ç. L. IRELAND Editor and Publiaher P resb y teria n Gian, Coleman & Col C hurch The way we are facing has every thing to do w ith our destination. You cannot make ^ourself the man you, ougljt to be by lettir.g God alone. Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. JOHN DEERE FARM IMPLEMENTS 1, M orning W orship, 11:00 a. m. S er mon th e m e : “ Three great verbs of the each m onth. Visiting | ^h ey are Mrs. W .D.W ailan, Mrs.A.M. J Qeorge E llsw orth was a visitor in te re sts here Sunday. Gospel.’-’ m em bers cordially in J W right, Mrs. A. W. O sburn, Mrs. L. Moro on W ednesday, from Condon, Evening Service,'7 :30 p.m. S er vited to m eet w ith us w . Rakes, Mrs. M artha Cope, Mrs. C. 4 j J. M. W ilson has a new Dodge car R. Belshee, Miss Jessie Belshee, Mrs. Ravella C albreath was a Moro vis- th a t he g o t la st week, George drove mon topic*:'' “ The Rich Publican of By o rd er of W. M. v RobL U rq u h art, S ecretary (Homer Beale, Mrs. P. C. A xtell, Miss «tor on W ednesday, from A rlin g to n .. it to P o rtlan d S aturday. Jerico found.“ ' Every one cordially invited. Nina McCord, and Miss Ruth Pepper. | Rev. John Seethoff has had a sister B eth k h am C hapter No 78 O. E. S. H arvest is practically completed Chan. D. P a rro tt, Pastor. visiting with the fam ily the past few here. Only a few th a t are not done, Moro, Oregon ’i i - t * •« » ♦ R egular com m unica days. and all expect to finish before the Chas. Bullard and wife hava re- tions each 2nd and 4th Moro M ethodist C hurch Miss F aith Ginn is a t home in Moro weekend. T hursday evenings of [tu rn e d home from an auto visit to the Kt - on a vacation from her work in Cab each m onth. | coast. "— A. J. D ecker had several ribs brok^ When Suffering enters the house Kate Stephen« j""““”------- ---------------.. fornia. M en one day last week wh< n fell off Of our life, if is well t,o adm it also her W orthy M atron Mrs. A rth u r C hristianson retu rn ed Dayton H enrichs and fam ily spent his com bine and has been confined to hiujdmaids,; Courage, Patience, and N ana Barzee, S ecretary. | iaBt Sunday from a visit with relatives Sympathy. last Sunday a t the Punch Bowl in the his home since. at Oregon City. Sunday School, 10:06 a. m. , M arjorie Ginn le ft T hursday fo r I Hood R iver valley John W ilson, A. D. Cole and Ed M oro L od ge N o . 1 1 3 1. O . O. F. Morning W orship at 11:15 a. m. Moro, Oregon ,, , , , ... Mr. and Mrs. H u n te r and children Sanborn m otored to P ortland Friday Meets every Monday I Los A ngeles, w here she will e n te r a Topic: “ The G reatest of Small Men.*’ Eureka Vacuum Cleaners and spent some tim e camping in the spent the last w eekend as house guests evening in the I.O.O.F I nurse tra in in g school, Evening W orship a t 8:00 p. m. ] Mt. Hood district. - a t the U rq u h art home. hall. T ra n sie n t and Ranging in price from $39.50 to $70. Model 11 Topic to be announced. visiting b rothers are Miss Olive Lewellan of P ortland, Dave McKelvy was in town Satur Mrs. M. W. P eetz le ft Tuesday for cordially invited to | was a house guest the past week at John Seethoff, Pastor. is Especially Equipped to Clean Your Car. K lam ath Falls to atten d the state day and rep o rts th a t s< me one has meet with us. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ the W. C. B ry an t home. stolen or driven off 25 head of his convention of assessors. Geo. A. W illiams, N. G. Wm. H enrichs and w ife spent last T he F ull Go»pel A ssem b ly horses and th a t now he has onl-y six A. M. Young, Secretary. M. G. M elzer and fam ily drove to ’head left. Sunday visiting the Mt. Hood loop " n rNicknow!edged my*sin unto Thee, Sherwood last T hursday to a tte n d the highway d istrict by motor, Linoleum Laid With Special Equipment L u p in e R eb ecca L o d g e N o . 1 1 8 and mine iniquity have I not hid; I C lair Sim lar was up from Toledo funeral of Mr. M elzer’s fath er. Moro, Oregon said, 1 will confess my transgressions F o lks needing shoe rep airin g leave last week to get his w ife and children .Meets 2d and 4th T ues Mildred A dam s is home from The who w ere visiting here with Mrs. unto tire L ord; and Thou forgavest b f days of each m onth work with L. R. Conlee, agent, to be V isiting m em bers wel sent to M. iL. F ritts at G rass Valley. Dalles w here she subm itted to a tonsil Hogue. Clair is now running a serv the iniquity of^ my sin.”— Psfllrrfs 3£:5. • . ,x. . I and adenoid operation on Monday. Acknowledging and confessing u n come. ice station and is doing well. Mr. and Mrs. Thom as A ltim us and | * u F Jessie H enrichs, Sec. to the Lord brings the forgiveness The roof of the Moro H ardw are & M etta A xtell, N. G. | family of McMinnville, were visitors Many of the ladies gathered at the and peace today; ju st as when the K Im plem ent Co. store has been partly lastweek a t the home of Mr. and Mrs home of W. C. G uyton Saturday at a w ritten. replaced w ith new roofing m aterial. show er p arty fo r Volna Guyton and abovcXvas • < Theodore Johnston. C hris S c h u lts P o st N o. 71 Usual services next Sunday m r u A m erica n L eg io n Foster M artin and Edm und Steph- w ife who are leaving this week for . .. , The annual H arvest Ball given at ing at follows: Meets a t T O . O. F. hall o n H j oro last F riday by the A m erican ens have re tu rn e d from an auto trip W heeler, Ore., w here Volna will work Sunday School a t 10 a. ni. 2nd and 4th W ednesday eve-1 wgg a bnanciai success, pay- into British Columbia by way of Se- in a sawmill. Preaching service to follpw at 11, nings of each month. F ran k , Donald and Darroll Haynes Subject to be “ A ppropriation.” ing well above expenses. attle. H arvey Thompson, Com m ander I We can fit all kinds of people. Any The House of Good Will Preaching at 8 p.m. Miss Mildred A rt Barzee and Bill B rinkert mov- and Max Pldem ke motored to P o rt Theodore Johnston, A d ju tan t land Sunday to take in the ballgames,' Ginn will speak. size or w eight. Crippled or deform ed ed their harness horses and outfits on P rayer m eeting Tuesday at 8 p. m.. HARLAND V IEW GRANGE No. 682 I feet. W ernm ark’s Shoe Store, The Monday to G oldendale w here they will and all w ere pleased to see the P ort land team again playing hall as tho Bible Study T hursday a t 8 p. m. Meets in th e ir hall in H arm ony Dis- Dalles. - - . J complete track work. they m eant to win. J. D. and Mrs. Miller, pastors. tric t the second and fo u rth T hursday T eaie wgs a buaine3S visitor O. G. S ay rq an d fam ily, W esley Ful- J. C. • Teale was a Owned by the City of Moro nights of each m onth. visiting« • - T here were 32 people gathered at G rangers welcome. I at Moro this week from -his home at I ler and fam ily, and A lthea Powell, the home of J. H. W ilson Sunday at a Operated for the Benefit of the Traveling Public | C. P. Adams, M aster. B attle G round, Wash., looking a fte r left last week on an auto to u r of C br.stian b cien ce fam ily reunion given in honor of Jos. Mrs. B. E. Davis, Secretary. J jand in terests e a st of town. eastern W ashington. Svrrice Sunday m orning a t 11 and Sherman County Community G regg, b ro th er of Mrs. Wilson, who Vic B arr has been hobbling round Lola Tucker, form er Moro high has been visiting here this summer o clock and W ednesday evening at Large catches of tro u t are being] town on crutches since last weekend, school girl now living at Seattle, was from Tennessee. Besid* the V> ilson ji o’clock.. Sunday School a t IX) :00 U nder the Personal M anagem ent of taken from the Pudding river which I victim of a severe attack of sciat-1 visiting last w eekend in Moro, the fam ily, there were the families of Al o’clock each Sunday m orning, pupils E; E. LARIMORE flows into the W illam ette ju st north of I rbeum atism> centering in his right I guest of M arjorie Ginn. fred Lyons, Carl, Joe, an^ Earl Gregg. up to the age of 2 0 'years are received Form erly of The Hotel Oregon, Portland A urora. They are eastern brook f o r K I w A Rug?iei. , cn Those th a t were th ere all report one into these classes. The lesson-sermon topic" fo ri th e th « jnout p a rt an are * I county rock crusher was set up Phillip and d au ghter L aura, «re visit- of the best of good tim e< Dinner in t X X b e ' r l / a »ew location at the head of th e |in ff th i, week a t tbe C. H. R.cbnton,, abundance was served ca • teria style. service next Sunday m orning W t R he “ Christ Jesus.” Reading room open daily where all of eastern brook have been plant« in the Molalla river and its trib u ta rie s be p u tting out rock for the surface o il ^Irg Anna Ellsw orth has had the authorized C hristian Science lite ra Oregon State News but few have been caught. A nglers the new m arket road, west of C.rassl jn rooms of the E nsw orth Hotel : SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER THURSDAYS 75c In order that the road may be wid ture may he read, borrow ed or p u r contend th a t the tro u t a fte r being I Valley. repapered and painted and is now hav- chased. The public is cordially invited ened in the Dickey Prairie country planted in the Molalla, a cold sw ift g e0 B Bourhill received word the ing the fu rn itu re put in ofder. DINING ROOM O PEN USUAL MEAL HOURS near Molalla, 25 feet of land on each to atten d the church services and moving stream , have m igrated to the brgt w eek th a t he was again j, g Barzee re tu rn e d this week side Of the property has been donated visit the reading room. Pudding, a much w arm er and m o r e l randpa> an 81b son having been from N ew port to a tte n d the Sherm an Rftseo Eatty, 17-year-old son of Mr. sluggish stream . E astern brook thrive I born to ^Irs. Elsie VanSlyck Saturday I £ ounty p a ir a n d prepare for his an- Fire believed to havo started from and Mrs. Jtoy Batty, while pitching best in a slow moving stream or one | night gt p o rtla n d. Mr. and Mrs. Van- nugl attendance of the state fair a t s broken belt which caused r spark hay in southern Wasco county, was Slyck now live at Ayer, Wash. I Salem. th a t has many deep holes. that Ignited dust destroyed the main bitten by a rattlesnake on the right building of the Carnation Lumber C ontractor Ramsey has the co n tract forearm. A man becomes “ big” only by w hat I Those having rooms to re n t during - - - ~ county fa ir week are requested to list I tQ bujjd a concrete platform and company at the edge of Forest GrQve. he dooe. Mining development near Lostine Lhem with M anager Larim ore a t Hotel I step8 leading from the stre e t onto the The body of Charles Scamon, fish in Wallowa county has been promised Moro, sta tin g price a n d details. Mr. I sjdew aijt at the fro n t en tran ce of the by Edgar Marvl, secretary of the Con erman of Wheeler, who was drowned Larimore makes no .¿barge for this I ^joro high school kpildwig July 3 while attempting to cross the tact Mining & Milling company of FIFTH ANNUAL annual service to the public and does T Nehalem bar in a fishing launch, has not collect the charge th a t in m aie'l T hree d ifferent dance orchestras Spokane. washpd ashore. He tried to pass over will play fo r the A m erican Legion at Miss Alene Phillips of Oregon City oy those having rooms to rent. tho bar in a launch which he was dances a t Moro d uring county fa ir has accepted a position as private bringing from Astojla to Nehalem for Messrs. Lien and E kstrum , contrac week. The th ree are B u ster’s, P a t’s secretary to Hal E. Hoss, secretai y . ^ tors in charge of the Sherm an High Aces, and R orick’s from Goldendale. state, and will enter upon her dut'es* Harry Scovell. way work, made the round trip to With the commercial fishing ou the Elmo Shipe, cousin of T. W. Alley, September 1. Lakeview and K la m a t^ F a lls last week Columbia season ending Sunday, tho T h e a te r Through a deal consummated re • and wife from Fresno, Calif., were ?nd to look over prospective road lower Columbia was crowded with visitors in Moro the past week. Altho ccntly, Elmer H. Balsiger, prominent contracts. They made the trip of 732 business jnan of Klamath F ills, be fishing craft which were reaping a S A T U R D A Y , A UG . 31 miles in 3G hours th a t included an in Mr. Shipe is 46 years old, Mr. A lley’s comes owner of the formhr White harvest from a late ruu of salmon. m other had never seen him until this spection of the proposed work. Under th,e pressure of ft big run of Pelican hotel. visit. . late fish tho price dropped from 17 C H A R L E S ROGERS - Additions to Cottage Grove central ( BUDDY ) A ccording to a study made by the grade school building, to cost >10,000, to 12 cents a pound. If you mail a post card to the with M erchants' A ssociation of New York, are nearly completed and extensivo FU LLER BRUSH CO. The United States bureau of roads the people of th a t city consume 1,500 repairs to the high school building JA M ES KIRKWOOD The Dalles, Oregon, plans to eliminate five or turns You will get a Handy B ru .h — FR E E carloads of food products every 24 are under w ay.. MARY BRIAN while widening the Mount Hood Loop hours. T hat m eans 547,500 carloads W ILLIAM AUSTIN Plans for the flower show spon highway on Laurel .1^11. Clearing is annually. being done,on thp: new survey, most — IN — sored by the Canby Garden club have Oregon State 'News of wTilch is through heavy timber. B art B urrell re tu rn e d Sunday from been completed. The show will be president Hoover’s proposal to al The Dalles, much im proved in health. held Septenffier 5 at the Canby gram This widening and changing of lines will be of great service to motorists low the western states to take over While he was there Mrs. B urrell was mar school auditorium. when completed. all unappropriated public lands Is fa also an inm ate of the same hospital, The state flax plant at Salem has ■ ------r- vored by Governor Patterson, accord convalescening from an operation for received a check for approximately THE DALLES CIVIC AUDITORIUM ing to announcement made at the ex tonsilitis, the same as Mr. Burrell. A m erica’s m ost delight $3000, covering a carload of flaxseed ful young bachelor is ecutive departm ent In Salem recently. Bill B rinkert lost a wheel from off shipped to the Portland Linseed Oil caught in a fast, com The proposal will be presented to the his racing c a rt a t the county fa ir company. The price was $2.91% per plex love-tangle as he western governors a t their annual Monster Street Parade, Thursday, 5 p. m. m anages a g irls’ school grounds last week when p u ttin g his 100 pounds. conference at Salt Lake City, August harness horse through its paces. The A “master plan” for the city of Eu RELIABLE MAN WANTED to run 26 and 27. horse turned sharp, broke the cart gene, designed to provide beauty, McNess Business in Sherm an coun Fashion Revue and Vaudeville, George Rogers, Wallowa county and bolted fo r the barn. Bill stayed safety and growth, will be a problem ty. $8 to $12 daily profits. No cap game warden, has been informed that I . , , wheel Thursday, 7 p.m . and 8:30 p.m . a herd of five deer, led by a ferocious * ' , u. v for the city planning commission at ital or experience required. W onder its meetings in September, Mayor ful opportunity. W rite today FU R S! four-point buck, is making harvesting B. L. Fleck was in Moro this week 30 Rounds of Boxing, Friday, t p. m. Wilder has announced. & THOMAS, Dept. F, 426 Third St., operations difficult on the A. Austin en route w ith his fam ily to Redmond The body of Mrs. Addle Sly, 45, the Oakland, Calif. ranch north of Flora. Austin said it where he has bought an 80 acre « T i Big Vaudeville Show, Saturday, 7:30 p. m. ls unsafe for a man to enter the field gation tra c t, mostly devoted to alfalfa mother of two children, and employe HIGH GRADE PIANO near Moro. on foot, and that the deer have fright- | and potatoes. Mr. Fleck has sold his of the Hotel Seaside, was found in Wiil sacrifice for quick sale. W rite the brush on the outskirts ôf Seaside. OLD TIME GAMES AND CONCESSIONS ened his horses, making It difficult farm lease on land near Klondike and She had been shot through the head. Tallm an P ian o 'S to re, Salem, Ore. the farm outfit to Joe H ilderbrand. to control them. A small calibered pistol lay near her A “ Good W ill’’ caravan of 25 cars hand. FOR SA LE— Suburban home on main The waters of the Owyhee river highw ay; modern 7-room bouse; 6 are now flowing through the big diver from G oldendale visited Moro Friday Dancing Nightly — Auditorium Ballroom Construction of tho new Revenue sion tunnel at the side of the Owyhee afternoon, advertising the K lickitat bridge across the Sandy river has acres splendid soil in fru it and alfalfa dam near Ontario. Coffer dams will county fa ir to be held there next been completed by Rigdon brothers, abundance good w ater pumped by Music by Pat’s Six Aces soon be started above and below the week. The visitors had many good Woodburn contractors, but Clackamas electricity. W rite or call Mrs. Sue jl2 site of the dam foundation and exca- i wordg to gay fo r th e ir fair, one of « ’county will have to grade the ap W. M orris, The Dalles, Oregon. vation for the big structure started. wbicb was the A m erican Legion lire ' proaches before the bridge will ho WE PAY parcel post one way on all SEASON TICKETS TO FROLICS, 50 CENTS The work of clearing the foundation and drum cof ps f rom Sunnyside th a t opened to traffic. shoe repairing. Gijod quality work for the dam will be done by steam I dl be a 8pecja i a ttra c tio n on ir id a v . Good all Tlwee Nights The threshing season has opened and leather. Joe Amofe, The Dalles, „ shovels and drag lines. I Nish> veteran of the civil w ar in full blast at Sweet Home, aifd G. opposite the post office. Now on Sale at Service Drug Store, The Dalles Disappointment in the yield of navy rem aining m ember of Jam es O. Feigum had his heavy crop of bar WE CAN fit all kinds o f people. Any & E q u ip m e n t and S e rv ic e beans being grown in Umatilla and w N<*gmith pogt> G> A R > of The ley, oats and wheat threshed, which size or weight. Crippled or de Walla W alla counties by the E ckhoff by the A m eri. W ernm ark’s Shoe ran about 30 to 40 bushels to the acre formed feet. Farm Products company is being ex- I Legion 01d F o rt Dalles Frolics on the average, one of the heaviest Store, The Dalles. X - fight Tickets on Sale at Lemke’s and the DAILY SCHEDULE pressed by some farmers on whose I m .Uee tQ gerve as m ayor of Old crops ho has raised for years. NOTICE TO CREDITORS lands the beans are being raised. No | Septem ber 5> 6> and 7. Pastime, The Dalles. Fight audience ad-i Notice is hereby given th a t the un Bids for construction pf tho first figures will be released by the com Nish takes the place of H. L. Kuck, dersigned has been appointed exccu unit of St. Mary’s college at the Chris To Wasco and The D a lle . pany on the yield, but -It 1« rumored previously elected, who will be absent ef the estate of H enry Schadewitz mitted FREE after Boxing Card. / Lv. 10:90 a. m .;. *5 :0 0 tie home near Oswego, will be called tor deceased by the County Court of the that In some instances it hae not from the city during the Frolics. about September 1,’it was learned re State of O iegofl for Sherm an County C onnect a t The Dales fo r P ortland amOunted to more than two bushels cently. This unit will cost about and has qualified. All persons having Rev. Chas. D. P a rro tt and fam ily • Connects a t The Dalles with famous to the acre. $275,000, and will consist of tho main claims against said estate a?C hereby W arned by H. H. Weatherspoon of drove to P ortland on Monday where administration building And one dor notified to present the same duly veri P o rtlan d Limited fo r points east. Mr. P a rro tt officiated on T uesday a t fled as f>y law required To the under J the Oregon state horticulture depart- the wedding cerem ony of a young mitory. ./ signed at the office of W. C. Bryant meat, that they are ruining their own Stages Leave From Hotel Moro Three thousand dollars damage was Moro, Oregon, within six months rep u tatio n san d thie reputation of the I lady friend of the Pi«™ * at WaUa W alla valley prune district, and the K enilw orth P resbyterian church done by fire to tho plant of the North from the date hereof. Dated and first published A ugust west Cities Gas company In Eugene. n. whole, the I of wh Express Packages varried 16, ’ The young lady had planned to The blaze started from a spark which M ELVIN R. SCnADEW ITZ, alighted in a vat of tar and spread E xecutor of the E state of Henry Freew ater recently voted to ask the Schadewitz, deceased. shiDners to hold up shipments of have Mr. P a rro tt perform the cere- rapidly. The roof of the boiler room Last published Septem ber 13, 1929. was "burned off and tho Interior badly prunes until the fruit is pronounced | mony, so w aited until his re tu rn from W. C. B ryant, A ttorney,for Executor. i a A« damaged. vacation. mature by the inspectors M oro, O reg o n % ............ Dealers in Furniture, Hardware, u T Floor Coverings, c Paints, Oils and Glass H o te l M oro 77ie O/ri M o ro Time Big Time Old Fort Dalles FROLICS Thursday - Friday -- Saturday September 5 - 6 - 7 “Someone to Love W A N T ADS I A valuable knowledge of the reliability and integrity of businesses is the reward of the steady reader of advertisements. J* .... .1- -s F
