The Maupin times., February 16, 1917, Image 1

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Devoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County
VOL 3, NO. 19
MAUPIN. SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1917
THE YEAR $1.50
SENT IN BY OUR
Tygb Valley 2
George Morris who baa been ab
sent for some time returned to bis
home Sunday.
F. P. Mays came out from Port
land Saturday, returning Wednes
day. Carl Dobl and Solomon IJanser
were business visitors at this place
Saturday.
W. H. McAtee was called to
Portland Tuesday evening.
The school children organized
an Industrial Club Monday with a
fair membership.
MrB. R. L. Morris is home after
a few months' absence, be has
been quite ill since her return.
The Gleamer Club girls under
the supervioion of Mrs. Hewitt
gave ft Valentine party Friday
night in Mr. Van Duyne's house
in the park. The building was
splendidly decorated as the result
ef the girls' labor for several days.
Several games were played and
supper consisting of cake, pie,
sandwiches, pickles, milk and tea,
was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beckwith
are visiting at the M. M. Morris
home,
A meeting of the Consolidated
Telephone Co. was held here Sat
urday. Among other business
transacted it was voted that V. P.
Steers should keep the central of
fice for another year.
J. E. Kennedy and , V. E.
Woodcock- were Tygh visitors
Monday.
The handsome now pump and
gasoline supply tank at Fischer's
ib now completely installed and a
number of barrels of gas pumped
from it into cars already. ,
Sensational!
values are at your door
Inspect them, sample them
and you will be pleased
I am striving for your
business now and for the
future. Cash business
it
on cash principles is bound
to help you. While at
the opening' drop in, get
my priceS'and be convinced
LAKE'S CASH STORE
At Your Service
Maupin Hotel
IN THE
Heart of Business Section
f SHATTUCK & MILLER,-Props. '
Meals Can be Had at Any Time
a We are now authorized dealers
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Wamic News
A Wade' woodsaw hns beenjn
Btalled here by P. B. Driver, "W.
E. and J. E. Woodcock. This is
the first of thatjiiake purchased
here. The men mentioned are
sawing wood on the T. E. Seufert
place'.
A gi.l baby was born to Mr, and
Mrs, Ivan Swift on the 2nd inst.
This place experienced its cold
est weather the 30th of January.
The temperature reached 3 below.
Walter Hanna of Buxton passed
through here Thursday, going to
the C. II. Yockey home on Smock.
T. M. Patterson of Grays Har
bor, Wn., stopped at the Swift
House Friday night on his way to
C. H. Yockey 's place.
Dr. Dodds of Dufur and Dr.
Shannon operated on Mrs. Maggie
Wing last week.
Mrs. A. Swable arrived from
Portland Saturday where she had
spent the last month, 1
Dr. Elwood was called here Fri
day to attend Vivian Eubanks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Eubanks took
took the child to The Dalles Sat
urday to have- his teeth treated,
having been suffering with neuralgia
Di'- Shannon came up from
Tygh Sunday to attend Mrs. Alta
Miller who is suffering with bron
chial trouble.
Mrs. I. D. Driver was suffering
with Ingrippe last week.
I. D. Driver went to Portland
Saturday.
Don Huberline, Arba Price and
Willie .Gray . of Friend attended
the dance here tw weeks aso.
John Burlingame of Wildcat
canyon was tvading at the store
here last week-
Win Hull was up from his
homestead on the Deschutes Fri
day. " .
Naomi, the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Magill was
sick last week.
J. E. Kennedy arrived Sunday
from a three weeks' stay in' Port-laud.
i Floyd Eubanks made a trip to
Shrrar Sunday to meet his mother
who was returning from Portland.
Carl Pratt visited the telephone
meeting at Tygh Saturday. This
place and Smock will have free
telephone switching with Tygh
and surrounding places.
A meeting will be held here Sat
urday to arrange for building, a
telephone line to Tygh. .
1 Word reached this place that
Frank Bonney a former resident,
was very ill at his home near
Hubbard. -W.
E-. Woodcock ..and J. E.
Kennedy made a- business trip to
tygh Monday.
George Clinton wh6 has been
Visiting at the J'. McMurry home
the past week left Saturday for
his home at Oregon City.
Uode
Cars
Carload of Siudebakers to arrive about' $
March 1st
Fords- are hard ' to get Place your or-: J
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SHATTUCK BROS.
Maupin Ore.
Smock Items
Literary Society closes Friday,
the 16tb. as it is coming busy sea
son, many have been plowing the
past week,' ''
W. H. Mayfield has "the ' Syron
& Whitcomb saw cutting 100 cords
of wood. F. E.' Spoor and son are
felling trees and 'trimming ready
for the saw. I
Wayne Spoor' and wife visited
Mrs. Spoor's grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. W.' H. Mngill near
Wamio Sunday, and partook of a
birthday dinner'in honor of Geo.
Magill. ' .
Mrs. J.' W. Forlow was given a
pleasant surprise Sunday when
about thirty-five of her neighbors
gathered at her home' with well
filled'bafflcetg," going" from church.
It was Mrs. Farlow's birthday.
Marion Duncan and wife of
Priscillas Surprise
The Ladies of the Priscilla Club
planned a pleasant surprise for
Mrs. II. Kaiser Monday afternoon.
The time was spent in sewing, af
ter which a delicious luncheou
was served. Those present were
Mrs. II. H. Kaiser, Mrs. A. C.
Moad,Mrs. R. W. McShane, Mrs.
D. M. Shattuck, Mrs. E. A. May
hew, D.M. Goetjen, Mrs. Kellogg,
Mrs. Wilhelm, Mrs. Roy Slusher,
Mrs. D. L. Rutherford, Mrs. G. L.
Harphan, Mrs. F. D. Stuart, Miss
Nellie Harphan, Mrs. Geo. Vani
derpool.
fcent were called to the home of
Mrs. Duncan's parents, J. R.
Woodcock's, as Mrs. Woodcock
was very low with an attack of
neuralgia, from which she has
been a great sufferer for many
years. She is little better at
present.
Mrs. Chas. Duncan gave a birth
day dinner Sunday in honor of
her son George and daughter Ida,
their dates being the same, George
20 years, Ida 16 years.
S. II. Mulvaney was a business
visitor Wednesday at Ends.
Wilbur Mulvaney and George
Duncan hauled sawdust on the
Gate Preek grade. It was a sheet
of ice and dangerous for the ichool
children riding and driving ai well
as others.
Last Monday fire broke out in
the ceiling of Courtright's kitchen
and burned a small hole through
before it was .discovered, but was
soon extinguished. The pipe had
pulled apart in the garet. '
Chas. Duncan and wife spent
the first of the week in The Dalles.
Mrs. Mulvaney wis presented
with a hew lamp, Rochester burner
by her son-in-law, Herman (iesb.
Dancirtg after the banquet from
8 until 7
Tygh Valley Shop
General BlacRsmithing
And Wagon Work Heavy and Ligfct
Horse Shoeing a Specialty
First Class Plow Work - Cast Plow Shares Ground
Break Blocks Heavy and Light Ready Ivlade utf
Don't forget the Old Stand and its new manager
Wm. l. Morrison
Phone in Shop
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Orders taken .for loose grain!
boxes tValoy style also up-to-date
flaring boxes an d Calif 'riiaracKs
Attendance Required
Supt, Clyde T. Bonney Is send.'
ing out letters to the teachers of,.
this county asking them to report
to him at once, any. .pupils who
may be subject to the following
law:
329. . Every parent, guardian.
or other person in the state of Ore
gon having control of charge of
any child, or children, between
and including the ages of nine and
fifteen years Df age, shall be re
quired to send such child, or chil
dren, to the public schools for a
term Or period ot hot lees or mote
than ' the htlmber bf months of
publio school held annually in the
district In. which such, parent,
guardian or other person in par
ental relation may reside.
389. In estimating regular at'
tendance, ai required it) SeStlbhs
887 and 838, the principal br
teacher must count all absence
Unless such absences were excused;,
provided, that no excuse shall be
accepted by any pHdcipal br teach
er unless such absence was caused
by the pupils sickness; or by the
sickness Of some member of the
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possible tor sucli pupil to attend
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unexcvJsed one-halt day absences
in any four weeks the school may
bb in session in such district shall
be called irregular attendance,
the law also provides that
teachers must report all caaea ot
trtiancy, and failure to do so sub
jects ttem to fine or imprisonment
E. J. Fisoher reports he has tak
en orders tor more than twenty
Fords and is still taking orders.
Dr. Elwood went to the Dalle
yesterday.'
Grand Opening Hotel ICe
Baimql from 4 P: Ms to 8 P;
$i pel Plate .
Music will be firnished by the Van'derjiooi Orchestra
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Cream of Oysters '; j
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Celery Mixed Pickles Ripe Olives
Baked Halibut a la Creole
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Compote of Rice with Peaches
,!.( , , , ROASTS ,t , ; . .,
Roast Voting Turkey with Oyster Dressing
i u an4 Cranberry Sauel
Roast Leff of Lamb with Mint Sauce
V,.' SALAD
Crab Salad y - ?
. VEGETABLES
Aknaragiis Tips with Drawn. Butteri '
New,. Peas ,
Mashed Potatoes
Sweet Potatoes Southern Style
, , j i, DESSERTS n ,;
Apple Pie -r : jf . , ' Pumpkin Pie
jjee CrMm fnd Cake
Crackers and Cheese 14 1 ' .V
,.T. Coffee m r To. r- Chocolate ,
FiieeDahce in Hotel after Banquet
Everybody Invited
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