The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930, August 25, 1916, Supplement, Image 10

The Maupin times., August 25, 1916, Supplement, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextCriterion Arthur Miller is visiting his father here. We understand he got hurt and is taking a layoff. . Bert Davi ' motared through here Monday . looking for harvest G. E. Tunison is home taokinp his "hay, Verne' arid 'Mil are helping Mm. "'' ' ' ' ' Harold Cnnffeld is visiting his uno!e J. E.' Miller. . Otto and Al?red Herrling mot oJed up from the valley and art . visiting at the home of their sister Mh. P. J. .Kirsch. ' Mrs. H. W. Naikei and family have moved, to Tygh., The patrons of the Criterion school voted to have a well drilled at the sohoolhuuBe. When it it finished we will have the equal to any school in the county. Mr. Green was in town Monday with a sample of a new wheat be is raising. , It is a beardedvfall variety and is making a fine showing this year. , T 3, and Mrs. Fleming were id towii Monday, ' . , Mr. and Mrs. P. jKirch and .Alfred Herrling were in from criterion Sunday. . Truck, frrmers are enjoying a tood business seiliug their produce iii Maupin. n .-...Pxvf; Kellog spent a few ,hour in Alaupiu last Frill, y. He ex pects to move h'is family from Tyh in a few dal. ' 1' Cecil Tuuisou visited in Maupiu I a... J . ' ' - ouuuay. The "oKUsi iiihabiatuts" nays this is the hottest weather he ever raw this time of year. Strange what pranks memory cau play. . A representative of the Max Tailoring Co. of Chicago was in town Wednesday. '' Claud Wilson of Bakeoveir was a business caller at Maupin Tuesday. Mrs. Alhxanden Thompson, can didate for joint representative f .r the 29th di'utiir-t' Wi-co and Hood :River bountieKf Slnj has been a residint of- the.,sra"te 15 years 5 year, being, jifiit- 1'it 'nun'y. She has been, a self-sup-purthu moilier .Jr 1, j ears, and very active in put. lie work She vmh shaking hand with th pin people Thursday. Fred Covey who has been ve.y ill with typhoid is recovering a rapidly as could be-expected.. The farmers don't seem, to V untiehVd nnle" hev re skinn", (J'vh Dad Coale a chance. He b'vi all. kindi of . pelts,. hides, skins and wpol. ' p F D Stuart was up Bend wav o; a few days business trip last week. ; ' . Clarence A'1 xander jt curly purchased a .Foul of R. J Fischer. , Mrs. R, B hell li-fl on tilt- fir-t 4Q'HUt n;tk f i .i .slmii yUift.t her tnitTier iYPoniioiJ.- Mrs. F.j'D. S'lhrt ..and .!a. filter r 'i n d Vi dtir-.'a; ("e.tyg fr m Mau. a i.vt witri't .? ..i larl s parents at y osier. . ' . ' ..i Fjv'e cars and not one sack re turiu-d Impel ial"- flour and Farina at ShattucksV . !? The whitest and lightest Bread The first load of bulk itrain waft Imperial flour an all old-wheat received iu the warehouse Monday, product. Mrs. D. M. Goetjen hi a l. n' Why pay more Imperial flour quite ill is inproviug. , i is the finest at any prfce a trial ) will convince Shattnck Bros.