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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1917)
THF M &L lit JLioa A I I TOM Devoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County VOL. 3, NO. 37 MAUPIN SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. JUNE 29, 1917 THE YEAR $1.50 Tygli Valley Dr Shannon made a business trip to The Dalles Taenday. Mrs. D. C. Lofton is visiting in III od River thin v eek. Mrs. C. A. I.inquist who has been visiting !.;r sister, Mrs. C. V. Woodruff left Sunday for her Lome in Chicago. E. C. Butler went to The Dalles Saturday, The committee who solicited funds for the Ued Crocs received about $800. Mrs. Dohl and son Elmer of Portland, have been y raiting the former's son, C. B. of this place. K. L. Hauser attended to busi ness in The Dalles Thursday. Geo. Lofton has opened a bar ber shop in the room adjoining the store of Eitzpalric.k &. Son. Haying has started in the valley thin week-. The Campfire Girls held a meet ing in VanDuyne's park Saturday. Solomon Hau er went to The Dalles Thursday, returning Sun day. Pearl Stilhvell who has been working at Jack Fraley'a spent Sunday at home. Mrs. Wm. Beckwilh has been assisting V. P. Stders with the switchboard this week. Pierce Mays of Portland spent several days here last week. Mays Bros, have purchased all the lum ber at the Mark Rowan saw roiil. They intend building a new barn some time in the near future. Mrs. F. E. McCorkle was very sick last week. Wapinitia Items . Warm weather still pie vails, a faw liuht showers fell along the hills Sunday, but so; light to be of no value. Crops of all knds are suffering badly. Mrs. Lizzie Dayis and children of, Madras are visiting at the Flinn home this week. Lester and Calvin McCorkle brought their new separator up from, Maspin Monday. They are getting their machine ready for threahing. J. R, Keep was up from Port land the first of the week and spent a few days at his mill. Mr. Miller was also up looking after business affairs. B. L. Foreman made a trip to The Dalles Friday returning Sun day. Archie and Winnie Tapp accompanied him and visited their brother Vincent at the hospital. They report him doing fine. J. I. West made a business trip to The Dalles last week. V. B. Tapp sold four lots re Am Ready to show yoa a full snappy line of men's ncv hais and caps for the kuxih, something startling, entirely new. Look light when you cele braie. f - , A bigger, fife Me of staple groceries every day, I am prepar ed to meet your wants. A trial is all I ask. LAKE'S CASH STORE At Your Service cently, Ernest Hartuian 1 urehas ing two and Mack Hollaman two. Mrs. Maggie Miller and children of Criterion came over Monday to attend the funeral of Ernest Paquet, she being a cousin. Mrs. Paul Pratt and baby fratn Silem is visiting at the h"ine of her sister-in-law, Mrs. G. E. Wood, having arrived here Satur day evening. Mrs. Pratt contrac ted the measles at Bend while veiling a sister there. Mr. and Mr. G. E. Wood at tended an executive meeting of the C. E. in Tlio Dalles Sunday, making the round trip in their eal Judge Blakely, Francis V. Gal 1 uvay and Rev, Warren of The D.illes ppoko at the chinch here Wednesday afternoon in thcinter-e'-t of the Red Cross work. G. E,' Wood, D. Woedside, Mrs. J. P. Abbott and J. S. Brown eomjosed t ie committee canyasing this pre ciuct the past week. They report having secured almost $1000. Sidney Wilson was a visitor at The Dalles Sunday. Fred Delco and Earl Barzee went to The Dalles Monday even ing to bring nut a squad of soldiers from there who will have charge of the services at the funeral of Ernei't Paquet. J We wish to announce that Sunday, July 8, Mrs. Ward a m's- sionary from China; and Mrs. hepard from the Valley will speak at the church here. Ar rangements for an all day meeting Flat several days last week. Mr. S. Ledfordand wile, visited C. H. Yockey family Sunday. K. L. Hauser of Tygh Valley was in onr vicinity Monday. Chas. Embree is one of our bas est men on Smock, marketing strawberries. They have the I pr- nes from two or thiee yardH to haudle. Marion Dnueau putch.ised a cow from Clus Embree Saturday. Dr Elwood made a professional c ill at D. W. Ogelsby. Mrs Oglsby is quite sick. J. Stabler is working foi K. L. Howser and will go to the uioutains with the Sheep, Mulvany Bros, are very busy these days sawing, and delivering lumber to various points. Blnin Disbrow was a Mauj i r. business visitor Monday. Edw Dinbrow is working foro. R Fleck. Mrs A. J. Hill took two passen gers to The D tiles Monday morning leaving home at an early hour that they might take the train for Portland. I. T. Courtright, was a business visitor Monday at Maupin. The Farlow Bros, shipped seven teen head of fat Cattle to the Port laud market Monday, from Maupin, nn i J. W. going with them. Mr. and Mrs. Staats returned home from Portland Saturday aft ernoon. Mrs. Staats visited Mrs. Dora Shattuck while in Portland, Mrs. Suattuck is looking fine and doing well. Clyde is in New York awaiting his call to the front. He has attained a height of ovi r six feet and weighs 150 pounds. Lei? Broken Saturday, shortly before norti Bn Fraley, one of thci local black smithi1, while shifting a belt with his foot, became entangled in the pully and not a complicated break in his right leg between the, knee and ankle. When Dr. Elwood, who was oi a call in the country, anifed, Mr Kraley was immediately taken t( The Dalles hospital where an X Ray adjustment was made. He it getting along as well as could bt expected. FIRST RETURN RUM itri in Preparation There was others shiped from Warn vicinity making a car of 31 head. M. Urban accompamied the Wamic shipment. In loading they were unfortunate to lose ore htad, it be- Everybody come. Mra. Ward is , ;ng niht time when loading and only home on a furlough apd will it was frigtened and jumped over the rail going from chute to car sail in August for China again Ed. Bothwell was up and pur chased a gosoline wood saw from Hartroaus last week and they with J. I. West are camped in the tim ber cutting wood this week. Uamian's saw mill shut down Monday afternoon for a few days. N. G. Hedin spent a few days at the camp at tho big cut the first of the week. Geo. Ileitz met with an accident at the camp last week; a cable brolw, hitting him. He will be laid off from work for so:i;e time. David Sharpe mado a trip to Maupin Friday and had Dj El wood extract a piece of glass from his eye. It is reported that on Indian woman on the reservatien is suf fering with rabies and very bad. Mr. and Mrs Westfall with a neighbor came ons from Portland Saturday and have bought the en p of their tennant T. J. Whitcoinb. and sold the same to J. W. Avers they returned to .heir home in Portland Wednesday. T. J. Whitcomb and and Chil dren are moving on his Bisters' place, Leone Couitnght's. Miss Eihi. Syron is at Monmouth where She will attend Normal this term. She has been engaged to teach a school near Dallas, at $70 per month. Her two little sisters are with Mr, Syron' relatives at Dalla and she will goto and from hef school by car to her Uncles. W. II. Talcott has resigned hif position as postmaster here, in which capacity ho lias served faith fully for a number of years, and expects, to follow less confining work. Today he is asaisting to pet out the Times and cimsideiinp 3'J years absence from the 'case' is making a fine showing. Mrs. Kellogg lias taken up thopostolrice dutie?. , L. D. Kelly and Al St. Dennis were tho river a couple days this week and report a catch if eighty one fine trout. (Wapiuitia) Word reached here last Friday morning of the death of Ernest Paquet at San Pracisco last Thurs day uight. His father, O. L. Paquet ordered his body shipped her.i for burial, and it arrived here Tuesday. A military funeral waa hdd Wednesday at the Kelly cjnietery, where a large number of friends gathered to witness the list rites. The floral offerings were most elaborate. Mr. Paquet left here about a month ago and joined the medical rorps of the army at Vancouver, and only left there few days ago, Eruest was bora and raised here at Wnpinilia and It well known by everyone. He leaves a father, O. L. Paquet, a sinter Maude and brother Francis, besides a host of friends and relatives who mourn his untimely death. Base Ball Don't forget the. Maupln-Dufur ball game on the Maupin diamond next Sunday at 2:30 p. m. ' i Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Vanderpool enme over from Dufur Saturday. A Straight Tip On The Fuel And Lumber Situation. .1 Local Interest Just In A FINE LINE OF Susnmmer SHATTUCK BROS. THE STORE OF BETTER SERVICE While Rivr ii mm Mr. and Mrs Myrtle Brittou ret urned from Grass Valley Saturday where they had spent several days. W. O. Wilson spent several days with hi) daughter, Mrs. P-ay Tuni! (on lart week. Cecil Tuniaon and Lester Britton made a t rip to Grass Valley Mon day Lester reojainiug to work, A;k 'Casys' Ford why he was late Sunday. Messrs Geo and Jnhh Acord made a trip to The Dalles this we 'k. The friends at White River ex tend their sympathies to the Paquet family, in tLeir bereavement of their Son and Brother, Earnest The Hotel Kelly will be under the management of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Kelly on and after July 1. Mr. Reel and family are going to The Dallei- the first of the week, Wh aiv in the Grip of tie Worst Shortage 1.h World has ever known and getting Worse. Ninty per cent of all Fuel Shipments will l.e made during the Summer months. Next to Fuel, shipments of Silo and Granery material will have preceedence over all others as tnis tends to increase the coun try's fond Rupply. May we sujjjre:it that you anti cipate your wants and order your supplies at once. We will be pleased to talk these matters over in pernon. "See Peter Kilburg about it" TULUM LUMBER CO. n n in Smock Items A Safe Place to Trade rrrrn Maepi Drug ore PURE DRUGS At Reasonable Prices PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY j C. H. Yockey drove to Maupin Sunday, meeting Er: n'; Fell h who ; recently purchased Ins lanch. j C. II. and familv will qo to Xoyland Col. thtir h ine. Vi regret very mic i to loote (hetn,i but old friends will be waiting V ; welcome them, so o;ir lo.-s is bull their gniri and we Relcom'! Mr.; Felch and family. They were j formerly of Cjl. He has installed a tTo ep"rator, latest model. Mrs I. M. Fuilo, eoleitaioed ' Irvue. and S:a i;otn thai SOME OF THiE THJNG5 THAT WE CAM DO FOR. Oll DO YOUR NOTARY WORK. SELL YOUli FARM FOR YOU, I4ENT YOU A SAFETY OEI'OSIT BOX, BUY YOUR WHEAT, 15ARLEY AND OATS, TAKE CARE OF YOUR RANKING BUSINESS ,1)0 YOUR UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER WORK. CIVE US A TRIAL, WE CAN AND WILL MAKE GOOD" MAUPIN STATE BANK