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About The Wasco news. (Wasco, Sherman County, Or.) 18??-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1904)
J. T. Hernath, of North Yakim a, is in The meeting of the Moro Pastime club town figuring with ElnsI A Moore as to at Mrs. Dr. Ix>gaii*«, has been imleffl the purchase of some land. nitely postponed owing to the serious ill M. F it x m a v b ic b , Corr«*pond«Dt. Ben Kemley, of Croy, spent Monday ness of Miss l>ella Parley, who Is suffer N ann ie F itxm aurice is helping M rs . in town. Ben is well fixed and is iii ihg from a severe cold. •Geo. T . P a rr this week. search of a wife to help him along life’s M »ro turned ont en mass Thursday to Report« from P ortlan d say Sandy |mth way» hear I be Christmas exercises in the hall. MORO ITEMS true of the nicsst Christmas presents tunned the ceremony amidst a large seen here was a gold watch and four numtier ul friends, The happy couple }«airs of gloves, received by M r. Call were the recipients of many useful anil from his sou in Iowa. valuable presents.” It was quite a sight to see five nr six The “ News” joins th e ir many frlem la cars covered all over with ) » im ' washing so that you could scarcely see the cars. in Wasco In wishing them a long and ■Campbell is very low. M rs. Drew Barnum and Miss Dica A Christinas anthem and male quartet This was called an old chestnut by some successful life together. M rs. M . K . Bleach has h er b ik e stay* M u rray left town on the B haniko cannon were well rendered by ha-al talent. in G rants; they say thev have ten or a ¿ng w ith her this week. I ml I Sunday to visit friends in Falls C ity These, with some pleasing recitations, dosen down there every Monday. If eo, Tv Real. kept the large audience in good humor the population of Grants must consist D e w a lt E lro d was shaking hands w ith and o th er parts of th e V a lle y . Three quarters o f (arm land, to rent, until Santa Claus came down the chine chiefly of Japs, and it Is hoped that they friends and schoolmates in M oro this The Odd Fellows and Kebeckahs will ney with a sack full of presents,among»t had a good supply of time« old cheetnnis the renter to purchase the o u t - lit now w eek. give a grand supper and entertaiumeut which were a wig, a bottle of Old W at for Christmas. on placu. A splendid deal for someone. Miss L illia n Harwood is in town from at their installation of officers on Sator* son, a small pair of pants, a W . C. T . (J. Come ami see mn. T h e terms w ill th e V a lle y , visiting her sister, Miss G e r day, January Wth, 1904. please you. It must be rented soon. Iwdge and a baby, which he distributee! Tkt Grek Eatertahu. tru d e . F. I I . Meader. A good piece of property In Wasco for amidst shouts of laughter, The Atlanta» Circle, No. 831, W . O. W . J. Hosford and Doctor Jones a r kale—one H roomed house, net*, must Ire Napoleon had tan thonaand men. hv« Ballon Reward. riv e d hom e from Port laud on Tuesday's sold. Apply to M. Fitxmaurice, the W ., gave one of their highly enjoyable He in arch ml *«m on a great big h ill tr a in . And Ihen ho luarchml 'em down agatn house seller, Moro, Or. One three-year-nhl heifer, branded H socials in the K . of I’ . hall last Tuesday a,» much for Napoleon. on right jaw ami marked with slit in W illia m M a rtin and fa m ily are over Mrs. Garlic, a former resident of M o Our law makers march to Salem and night. About sixty guests were Invited left ear, odor, brown with white str||»«* fro m Io n e , on a visit to his brother ro, is in town at the present writing repeal the law giving unfortunate devils and nearly all were present. The main K ey's folks. from Brownsville, Ore., where she has $300.00 exemption from tsxes. This feature of the evening's entertainment right Bank, dteapuared Miami a mouth ago. At time of disap|»ertrauce was with E. W . Elrod and wife* who have been made her home for the oast two years. year they march down again and want was a geographical game, in which the calf. 1 will pay five dollars for her re the same measure made law, in an aw on a visit to O rvill's folks, left for their The little le quail u that lived down in the ful hurry. But they find that the un participants represented by sign or em turn or information leading to her recov* home in lone Mouday. R. I M m u . k , G rant*, »>» brush neat Hickson took unto himself a fortunate devils before mentioned, will blem, some city state, or river. A prise ery. 23tf Clare ice Skinner is giving away some Ing, and ap|»eared on the have to pay taxes for one year anyhow. was awarded to the one who guessed the <'oi»grat u ls llu o a handsome silverware with every $30 00 nter with Mrs. Q uail, and So much for our wise h«gisiators. worth of groceries that he sells. most correct answers as to what each a whole family of little Quails. It it to M r. John II. ('iiilo in , editor of the character represented. The first prixe, Garland, iexaa, News, has written a Twenty acres of land, house and barn be hoped that they won’t be disturl>ed. Rafts Items. jo in in g the city lim its of Moro. See M . a very pretty roller blotter, was awarded letter of congratulations to the m anu Charley Cochran and French ('barley facturer» of ('hauilN-rlaiu’s Cough Rem EitXLiaurice and see him quick if you butchered sixteen heavy hogs this week. C. Ih»y was a lhdles visitor the m id to Miss M innie Marsh, ami was present edy as follows: "Bixteen years ago want such a place. That is. the Frenchman did the work dle of the week. ed by Mrs. Dr. Kdgington. when our tlrst child was a baby he was I have a prospective b a re r for 2000 while the American h i perintended the After this game, refreshments in the »uhject to croupy *|»ells ami we would Joe Pounds Is sick-guard since Mr. ores of wheat and pasture laud in job. We are verv partial, ourselves, to form of nuts and apples were served ami grow very uneasy about him. We be Tiisres ictum ed to Moio. Sherman county. Suitable for stock doing hard work by proxy. those present indulged in numerous oth gan using ('ham licrlaiu*» Cough Reme and wheat farm . W rite or see M . F itx - The W . W . M . ('u . have orders to ship dy in INK?, mid (hiding it such a reliable Frank Sarres ha* answered the call of m aurice. er games, ffincli being the favorite. remedy for c »Ids and crimp, wc have tin* city and put in a substantial side* , two carloads ol wia-at d a ily . never l«een without it in the house since After »(»ending an enjoyable evening, Andv Shearer is feeding the dynamo walk on his Scott street pro,»erty. The Hailey A Wallas have a contract to beef, n o* , instead of sausage. H e says The citv started a force of men on th*» scra|>e »and for the 0 . K. A N. Co. ncai the social came to an end about 11:30 tliiit time. Wc have five children and have given it to a llo t them with good sausage does very well for I he pump, cross«walks Tuesday. When their work the big cut. and all adjourned, convinced that the results. One g<ssl feature of this reme bin the dynamo can’t be ruu without is ’done, children ami school ma'ams Joe Weatherford, of Kent, who Inis ladies of Ailantus Circle were royal dy is that II is lo t disagreeable |o la k e beef. can v a lk to school in low shoes and silk and our babies really like it. Another hose w ithout gettinga spatter of mud on been in flu- hospital at Portland, is v is entertainers. iting relatives in Kufus. is that it is not dangerous, and there la If you want a loan, and no humbug their pretty little Triibys. about it come to M . Fitxmaurice. We m» danger from giving an overdose. I Bill Oehmnn had a b<»g killing one Renewing Old Acqajintsncn. congratulate vou upm the am « «•«»» of can get you the money ns cheaply s* We are sorry to relate that Bandy dav lost week where they made hog» anybody if the security offered is suffi Campbell, the well known insurance into pork quite rapidly. This office was the recipient of a verv vour remedy.'* I- or sule hy Matsh A cient. agent, is verv ill at the St. Vincent In»»- j pleasant call from M r. J. F. Tlmmns, of Medler. Geo. Call has returned from a visit pital. M r. Benedict, of Grass Valiev, M r. I have a contract on a large house brought the account that he was not ex- i with his cousin nt Vancouver, Wa»h. Bickleton Wash , la -t Monday. .% I ’ r ls e e r r la h e r o w n l l o a - s , in Wasco with a good h im , water, and peeled to live. Thomas is a cousin of our fellow cltlsen, lie re|n»rts a pleasant trip. al' the modern improvements. E x Mrs. W. II. F.ivhn.of ItMl Agues Ave., l.ATKrt: — Dr. and Mrs. I.ogan returned Tlie steamer “ Columbia’’ blew nut a riios. Sink, and until two yewr« ago actly suited for a farm er who wishes from Portland Wednesday and they re cylinder head la*t week and has been K an-is t*itv. Mo , has lor several tear» lived in Wu-co. Following is an Item to move to tow n this fall. Easy terms port W . A. Campbell much better than laid up at Arlington (or repairs. beau ir<>«ilil«*l with severe hoarst-ncsa of interest concerning him , taken from and at lim e* a tiard cough, winch sho Apply to M . Fitziuanriee, the house expected. seller, Moro Or. Shelby Fowler ha* rented his father’s the Ibckleton New».’ says, “ Would keep me in door» for days. A school teacher has received the fol wheat laud and will raise wheat on n ! “ At the residence of J, W . Weer, near I was leoscritssl |t»r hv phvricums w itii Tom Frazer lies at his ranch in a pre lowing note from the mother of one of large scale the coming season. C'evel-ind, on Wedne* I iv afternoon, u d noticeable results. A friend gave me carious condition. Dr. E . E. Grancher, I her p u pil*: “ Dear Miss, you w rit me of ( 'hnmlM»rluiu*s Cough J'»e Linderman ha* struck water on Dee. 23. at five o’clock. ocemred the weli part «»f a an old friend ami physician of the fam- alstut whipping Sammy. I hereby give Remedy w ith histructiona to ej > ly fol the side hill above his house. He will i y, waa called from .d rM in v ille o n Mon* you iiertnission to l»eet him anytim e it ding of Mary Ellen Bn m iry to James low the direction* and 1 wish to state pi|»e it to the house and use it. slay for consultation with D r. Goffin, and is necessary to learn him lessens. H e F ’-anklin Thomas, both of Bickleton. that after the tlrst dav I could notice a saw no reason for changing the local is just like his fath er—von have to learn Saturday, Dee. 0. a school meeting The bride is the accomplished daughter d<*cid*-d change for the l»eller, mid at doctor’s treatm ent. Both doctors sav him w ith a club. Pound n il edge into wa* held for the purpose of voting a this time, alter mung it for two weeks, that although Mr. Frazer is in a very him. I want him to get it, amt don’t special tax. A unanimous vote for live of George Bromley, ami the groom is have no hesitation in saving I realise -eritical state, there is still hope for hie par no attention to what his father eays. mills was made and the meeting ad one of Bickleton’s hard working young that I tun entirelv cure«!.” Tills rem recovery. I ’ll handle h im .” journed. m«n. Rev. S. E. Ifnrnihrook per. edy is for sale by Marali A Medler. xxst : « 7T Moore & Elrod P «.eal I n s ta te ZL'T'.X Moro, Oregon I. IS! Moore & Elrod R e a l E sta te Moro, Oregon We make it our business to buy and sell farms. We are the only people in Sherman Conoty who devote ALL their time to this particular line of business. Three reasons why we can sell land cheaper than anyone else:— ist—We pay cash for all the farms we buy. 2? dT i ? a2 ing rCsided here for years’ we know the actual valuc> and purchase nothing but bargains 3 <5uan.tIt,f a’ j " s‘ merchants buy at wholesale prices, and are able to add a profit and still sell to their tomers at a less price than the} could buy it elsewhere. Do not think when you purchase from us you pay a commission e i T y recelve the b€nt;fit of our cheap purchases. The majority of the land we own in Sherman county was pur- yet mike a p r o f i t “ “ ° ffer JUSt as good land i"r $I5 Per acr« as you can buy elsewhere fJr fco, and A FEW OF THE FARMS WE HAVE FOR SALE 640 acres two miles from Grass Valley; 165 acres now sown to summerfallow-wheat; good improvements; run ning water all the year; price $15 per acre— Easy Jerms. 480 acres six miles from Moro; crop payments; $12.50 acre. 640 acres, all sown to summerfallow wheat 2% miles from Grass Valley; plenty of water; price $15 per acre. 320 acres near Pat McDonald’s, and 160 acres known as the Pyburn land, in the north end of the county. REAL ESTATE D EA LER S MOORE ,g ,g We also have a number of very desireable homesteads that we can furnish for $100 each. Also numerous other places in this county at bargains. I!.’ 1.- . , »■ All we ask is a chance to quote prices—it will only require one day to learn what we have to offer—we can save vou money if you will only take time to investigate. M O R O , OREGON REAL ESTATE D EA LER S
