The Maupin times., October 15, 1915, Image 1

MAUPIN
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Devoted tg tlje Interests of Southern Wasco County
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NJAUPjN, SOUJEIJN WASCQ CQUTY. OREGON, fRIDAYf OCTOBER 1915
THE YEAR $1.50
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Local Markets
; Potatoes, 1.25 to 1.50.
Cabbage, ac.
Onions, 2C.
Tomtoes, 3 i-j to 3c.
Eggs, SOtQJJ.
Flour, bbl 5.80.
Sugar, 6,a j to t.y.
Apples, fancy 1.25 bp,, cooking
Peaches, joe.
Bacon, 17 1-2 to 35.
Salt, dairy fa per aapk, fappy
v fable 90.
Maupin, Wasco County, Oregpn.
Public Sale ' -
At 10 o'clock 8. m., Rptober fjptn
51I9J5, 1 will offer fpr sale aj; pub
lic auction at my premises p 1-2
miles north east pf Wapinitia
pne sorrel pony 7 years Rid which
was lest in my hands by pne h
L. Robinson for pasturing Sept:
, ember 1, 1911.
She will be sold to the highest
: bidder to collect a pasture bill of
$50.00.
8t3 W, O; WiLSpp,
v S.ee Fraley and yanderppol for
auto accessories.
PT IN BY 001!
CORRESPONDENTS
Poy
The
Criterion Chronicles
Last Friday evening Rey. Ellis
preached on Unity to an appreci
ative audience) at tne school
Jipuse. Pjir peoRle are Jp,oing
forward with rnuph . pleasure to
the regular weekly visits of Rev.
Ellis whp has ppnsenfed to min
ister to us in the future.
Wilson Brps. threshed,
Castor's prop last week,
work pf .their outfty. is par ex
cellence. Frank Buzan, wife apd pon re
turned home Thursday last after
sevpral week's sfay at Wapinitia.
Isaac Winifree has returned
fiprne after a twp fppntjis' har
dest season.
pisses Grace Tunispn and Hil
da Castor came over from Flana
gan Saturday returnjpg Sunday.
The jump in wheat prjces is a
matter of much satjsfaptjpn to
pur farrners who rightfully feel
TlfE UNIVERSAL CAR
The sarrje strong, seryilable fqti car?
but at a lower price. The Ford car,
which is giving satisfaction to mpte than
, 900,000 owners, has a recorcj fr utility .
and economy that ii wqrthy of yPur at
tention. Two and two make four-"-there
wouldn't be so many Ford cars i
they did'nt give such splendid iervke,
Prices lower than ever,
Runabout $390; Touring Car $440;
Town Car $640, f, 0. b, Detroit,
On sale at
FISCHER1 GARAGE,
MAUPIN
LUMBER
Cement and Lime
:
All Kinds of Build
ing' Materials. Coal.
V0lR HfAlftSI DOMiMtS
WILL BUY MORE GOOD CLEAN
LUMBER NOW THAN IN TEN YEARS!
B1U) lOVl
and save money
We'll supply the plans (reef
t. KEEP THE CHILDREN
at
HOME
Mother, I have decided to build
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''See Peter Kilberg about it"
TUM-A-LUMBER
that they are eptjtled tq a good
price ror jjnejr proauct.
Rain woujq be acceptable tp
nearly everyone as the ground is,
gettipg very dry and farmers
areanxious for grain to get a
good start before the winter
season.
A little girl aged 4, who was
visiting with her mother at a
neighbors recently, enjoyed fhe
treat of being weighed as did
several other phijdren. On re
turning home she said tp her
father, ''Papa, they scaled us
over there,"
E. H. Taylqr and family are
preparing to spend the coming
winter n The Dalles, 1
Wapinitia Items
Julius Delco has been quite
sick thje. past week and cannot
be reported much better at this
date.
Mrs. Price is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs; Batty.
Little Qlga Abbott came very
near having a serious appident
ast week when falling on a
sharpened knife and receiving
quite a gash in her chest,
Mr, Techner has been hauling
umber for the hew hotel, The
carpenters employed by Earl
Barzee are Frank Pierce, Arthur
Pechette, and Hank Harphan.
Mr. and Mrs. Harphan and
Nell were Wapinitia visitors Sat
urday night and Sunday,
Mrs, John Lewis and family
moved back to town last week.
The girls, Anna and Mable will
attend school here this winter,
victor tiartman is one among
the new students starting to
school last Monday.
Paul Lewis who has been sick
off and on nearly - all Bummer
says he fells much better in town
than he did up on the hill,
The Gabel residence on the
Natural Pasture is nearly com
pleted and the newly weds, Mr.
and Mrs, Ben Gabel will move in
this week. '
Hatman's sawmill is in full
sawing now witn a good Bizea
crew.
Rev. Goodrich, Supt, of the U
B. church, held services here
Sunday morning and gave a fine
lectur.. Monday evening.
Archie Tapp made two trips to
Maupin this week to have dental
work done.
Dr, Hatfield will be in Wapi
nitia to remain a few days.
Silva and Bernard Huston are
employed at the Hartman saw
mill.
MANY ATTEND
FAIR AT TYGli
Thp Southern Wasco pounty
fair at Tygh Valley in now pn and
is attracting niany visitors, every
section pit tlje pourjty bejng ' repre
sented. A large number are tk-
ing advantage pf the inviting
camping grounds for at outit.g as
well as the fair.
' Sprflg refreshing rainfall Tups-
day nighf looked for a while as if
the season's festivities would be
serioualy interrupted, buf the
clouds-cleased back, apd soon the
grounds weje in fine sjiape, tfje
dust being well settled.
Among those from this place atr
tending all or part of the three
days are; G.i W. and. W- P- Van
derpooVA. p. iid p. A. Moa(l,
D. M. gliattuck, p. D.' Fraley, 15.
J, Sty'pf 'at)d, flipjf' fa"iilies, Mc-.
Oakley, Dr, Fraripjv and Mrs.
Job Crabiree. John fyut and
Clem Mathews are also there to
carry off their shares of f hp prize
money.
Smock Items 2
The-Farlow Bros, purchased a
load of White River flour and gave
the neighbors the advantage of lay
ing in their flour for winter use at
a bargain price, flour delivered at
Maupin.
F. E. Spoor returned from Port
land Saturday via Maupin, calling
his son Wavne to meet him at that
place.
Mrs. Agnes Pierce is helping
Mrs. Johnson this week at the
Tygh Valley hotel.
David Mayfietd is hauling lum
ber from Mulvauey & Sons' saw
mill for a large barn on his ranch
nearWamic; Geo. End is doing
the building.
Smock was well represented at
Maupin last Saturday, all going to
get flour, as follows, Grant Led
ford, John Ayres, ftoy Fleck and
Whitcomb Bros.
Terry Jones and mother have
moved on their ranch, Fred fiich
sel hauling their goods from Warn
ic last week.
I. T. Courtwright returned last
Friday from t business trip to
Portland.
: Cbas. Cline was a Wamic busi
ness visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Cpra Smitfo tpok Jiff little
son Elwood to Tygh Valley Friday
for medical aid of Dr. Shannon.
Chas, Jewell of Kent, Qregon, is
a guest at the home of bis cousin,
Mrs. T. V. Farlow,
The rpad supervisor, Mr, Wm,
Woodoqpk and Percy Driver are
blasting the rock on Rock creek
grade, and are doing fine woik,
making the road a good width.
Mrs, Leone Hull and Mrs. T. J.
Whitcomb. werepallers at the home
of Miss Ella Syron )ast Thursday,
Robert Voiice is at borne for the
winter and will make improve'
ments on his ranch,
Mr. and Mrs. Bep Morgan en
tertained Mr, and Mrs. Grant Led
ford and childreu Sunday.
. Mrs McMilliau and little daugh
ter of Maupin attended bunday
School here, They were returning
from the mountains and lamed one
of their horses, so were obliged to
spend Sunday as they could not
drive.
Mrs. John Farlow and son Orrin
went to Maupin Saturday and are
spending a few days visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mulvauey
spent the afternoon nt the home of
Mr. and Mrs, John Howell's, Sua
day. )
Tom farlow and family were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Ogelsby.
Fair. fair. Everybody is talk
tig fair.
Ed Fawk came dovn from the
mountains Sunday vvu,e re he has
been herding sheep.
Miss Ipha Howell came home
from the Flat Thursday where she
had been for several weeks at the
home of Mrs, J. Davidson who has
been suffering from an abscess, but
is some better at the time of this
writing.
gome regularly.
' Semi-monthly oraj spelling last
Friday! Guy Fryman, Lela
Chastain and Lillian Kessinger
each spelled down the school.
D.ewey Moss, lately from Mc
Timmonds Valley, Polk county,
started in school here Monday.
He js in the gightji grade.
The schoo) report for month
ending October 9 showed a total
enrollment of 9, an average en
rollment pf 44, an average tylty
attendance of 43, and 9 cases of
tardiness- " '
Miss Willamette, Shively was a
visitor irj tfie primary room Mon
day. Earl Locke, Theodore and
Thomas Moss entered school
Monday. 4 ' j
Clydp Williams, enrolled in hjej
9th grade' Wednesday ,
Roll of honor; Louis Emmons,
Gy Fryman, John Moad, Van
iad, Lela Ujastain, Nellie
Harphan.' Philfltnena Chouinard,
Ruby Russell, Naomi Smith,
Harold Moad, Wm, Vanderpool,
Lester Groopt, Leon Chpujnard,
Darreu furner, Mary Martjn,
Vera Gpetjen, . fern Mayhewf
Nita Ellis, Charlie Martin, Tom?
my Smith, Rachel Martin,
Florence Philmjee, JHazel U&ri
tin, Louis lyfayhew, Willie Mc?
Clure, Arthur Pjjilmlee, Qrvei
Fraley, ijaryey-yapderpool, arj
smith.
WANTS BENEFIT
i Of Money Used
W, H. Staata of the .Good
Roads committee of the sou,th end
of Wasco county was detained at
Dufur and JCingsley on his trip!
to The Paries last week.. Mr.
Staats seems a favorite repre
sentative pi the interests of trie
people of this end of the county
at the county seat. Mr. Staats
says thjs county a ' to be bonded
for $250,000, the interest of, rep-!
resenting the taxpayers of Wasco!
county. The heavy taxpayers!
of this county are south of The
uauvs ana it is up xo us to naye
a vpce ft saying where this
money Js tp be expended, In
ouriudgernent as a represeia-
qve pi. uiis part of ins aisvici,
we thp people of ihe south end
of the county should have a per
tain ration of this $250,000 to:
be appropriated tor the good
roads tp represent Wasco county.
We are willing to have tjhe ap.'
propriation hujt we must have a
iianuttqiizatitihQtititittt;
MONEY ADVANCED
Outside Mention
School Notes
Louis Emmons was absent
Monday on account of moving
The only day he lost last year
was for the Bame reason.
John Moad went with thk
band to the Tygh Fair Tuesday
and has been there ever since.
The High school room elected
Nellie Harphan for leader in
singing during October.
Lewis Derthick has been kepi
home for over a week on account
of operations at The Dalies Hos
pital on his tonsils and for ade
noids.
Earl Cunningham has been out
a few days finishing some work
on (the ranch.
Ray Smith began coming to
school Monday and hopes now to
W- C, Walker of The Dalles
spent Sunday at the Burtner
home here. Dispatch.
Permit to wed was issued Mon
day morning to Lon Wing and
Mrs. Lulu McGregory of Wamic,
M. M. Mprrjs, a Tyh Valley
resident, was transacting bpL-
ness here Friday-
I, D. Driver was here from
Wamic last week visiting and
attending business matters,
Dispatch,
Wasco county is second in
grapes, second in wool ship
ments and third in the produc
tion of melons. It js the home
of the Warm Springs Indian
reservation. Journal.
J. M. O'Brien and family
moved the first of the week to
their farm on Juniper Flat, near
Wapinitia, where they will re
side in the future, Dispatch.
C. E- Tunison of Maupin was
in the county seat Monday.
Frank Woodcock, U. S, land
office register, has a new Frank
"six" automobile of which he is
particularly proud. The car is
handsome in appearance and at
tracts much admiring attention
on the streets.
W. M. Young of Tygh Valley
spent Tuesday in The Dalles. ,
o J. W. Staats of Maupin is in
the city,
The Tygh Valley fair will open
Wednesday and continue for
three days. It is probable that
a large number of Dalles resi
dents will motor to Tygh Valley
to attend the fair. The indus
trial exhibits are said to be ex
ceptionally good and the school
disDlay is far above the average
in every way. Boosters of the
fair say it is well worth a trip to
Tygh' Valley. A special feature
of the fair will be the races
which be held each day,
fir
randn$ Ceclt 92
Guests of Grandma Cook Tues
day, her Q2nfl birthday, were Mrs.
Jesse -of Colorado., Mrs. Rice 6t
Spokane, ,Wn Sen Cook, Mr. aui
Mrs. Ripliard' Jinson, Mr. an
Mrs. Andrew McOabe, Jamej
Cook, Mr. raith, and Mf. and
Mrs. G, R Ellis.' MAil enjoyed a
good pinner flowed by songs,
Grandinas favorite ,Psam aud
prayer led ,by . prandma herself
She was oolite happy with her
children and having received cards
from other relatives and friends
who could not be with her.
Paul Smith who as ,had th
lease of J. L. Fjajey's Juniper Fla
farm will soon nipve to North
Carolinia. haviug pnrpbasd g arin
in that iitatjp.
part of the money expended on
the south end of the county, reuj
resentjing Dufwr, Kingsjey. Tyh
Valley, WapniMa,, Maupin and
Shanikp
Mr. .Staats will jbe willing to
answer any questions that mav
be asked $t the interest of the
taxDayersf thecpunty-
17C3EA7
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Church Notice.
Oct. 17: Sunday-school 10 a.
m; preaching it a. mj Y. P. B.
7:30 p. 111. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening 7:30. Services
at Criterion every Wednesday ev
ening. Everyone come and make
thes services a success.
G. R. ELLIS, Pastor.
Go to Fischer's Garage for all
your automobile accessories, gaso
line and storage of machine.
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Mackinaw Coats, $6.00, 7.oo
Men's, Women's Children's
Wool Sweaters 75c to 7.5o
All
Grades
I Mill
EAR
All
Prices
Wool Gloves and Mittens for Everybody
Lined Gauntlets lor Driving
Stag Shirts 4 Patterns
Fine and Heavy Flannel Shi Is
Toques and Caps for Winter Wear
SH ATTUCK BROS.
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