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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1917)
Supplement to the Maupin Timei Vol. 4, No. 6. November 16, 1917 New Subs, and Renewals F. H. Chaplain, Mm. J. H. Ki.-tner. J H. Chaatxin. E. G. .Fryman, Geo. Woodruff or others R C. Jory, Chin. Wing for others Mrs w. c. Guilford. Mm. I M literal, A. C. Moad, Erraa L. driver, J. G. Pointing, G. W Mallatt. Church Notice , Rev. John G Hester, Paptnr Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. every Sunday, S. S. at 10 o clock; prayermeeting on Thurs- day night. The general puhlio are oordiwllv invited to all thepe services. Should you depire the pastor to call, drop him a line to Maupin. He will be at home in the parsonage, Nov. 20 The following pupils were neith er absent nor tardy the past month Lepter trofoot, Loraine Stovall, Mary Martin, Willie McCltire. Rachel Martin, Robert Canfield, Vera Co tje , Lew's Mayhew, Fern Mayh.w, Willie Vanderpool' Cvril Fraley, Sylvia Ayres, Max McGlasson, Nnna Styer, Estel Stovall, Raymond Vanderpool, Jesse Crabtr. e Velma Crofoot, Orvill Pralev. Blanche Ray, Wini fred Kaiser, M.ry Morrison, Wil ma Ray, Mips h- Rriitnn returned home last week af'er curing fo Grandma Sanfoid at Waniic a few weeks ami has been ill herself.' Portland Painless Dentist. 805 Second St., The Dalles, Ore. Port land prices. Phone Main 8631. W. F.blattin. D. D. 8., proprietor. Stock cattle and horses for sale, inquire at this office. Miss Clara Gibaon came from Gateway Sunday and and is as sign at the Times residence. Limy Wright was over from Dufur Wednesday on the second Y. M. C. A. drive. Mrs. Staats assisted by getting subscriptions. L. D. Kelly and family made a motor trip to The Dalles the fore part of the week. I Portland Painless Dentist 305 Second St., The Dalles, Ore. Port land prices. Phone Main 3831. W. F. Slatten, D. D. S , propria J. 0. Thompson and W. H. Me. Atee were over from Tygh yester day. Dr. C. H. Francis will be h era from Bend early Sunday, Decem ber ind, and go to Waninitia on Monday stage, returning Tuestlav He was a busy man during hU vis it here a short time ago. Percy Miri in was in from Ridge way We n sday... Ed Mays returned Wtln... unci Boverai uays witti ms family hi romana. Leave yeur orders for your win ter's supply of apples and Dotatoes at E. A. Cyr's at Wapinitia. the farmers don'i eeem to be satisfied unless they are skinned. Give Dad Coale a clmniu H. buys ail kinds of pelts, hides skins and wool. p MrB. Elmer Hammer and baby were here a few days visiting relatives, O. B, Dertbick has started in the real estate business in connec tion with a Portland firm who are in a position to send prospective buyers this way, and is listing land for sale. He already has a number of bargains to show nroe- .pectives, plm J Among yesterdays business call ers in town were, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kistner, Tygh Valley; F. H, Ciiastain, Phil Mott and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy SluBher ate home after a few days' visit st Dufur. Get your winter apples from E. A. Cyr's- just in (rom the Faust orchard. J. W. Ayres and family of Smock motored to The Dalles Sunday for a few days' visit. James Flanagan arrived Friday afternoon from the Bremerton navy station and visited 1 folks a couple days. Dolph Moad came down from Rdmond Friday, returning Sun day. G, L. Ha-pham was up from Portland fr the week end. Mrs. Getrude Stebbens of Portland is here visiting her Dar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Flanagan. E. J Fischer's ' Old Betsy" has recently undergone such a nice job of renovating that the hum of the engine is the only remaining familiar feature. T. J. Hazeltou of the Oretron Prisoner's Aid Society has been visiting tnis part of the countv - this week in the interests of the society, and called in Maupin Tuesday.
