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Mr. Mvrtle tfiojeerson of Bend
was visiting reuiUyeg and friend
here last week and letumed to
Bend Saturday, her brother John
tnking her to Maupin. She is the
youngest daughter ot I. J, Powell
; Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Foreman,
Mrs. E. A. Hnrtmau und daughter
made the round trip to The Dalle?
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tee Graham were
in The Dalles Tuesday. Miss
Irene Doyle who is n muse in the
''hospital came out witb them and
visited a day with home folks.
She returned Wednesday night.
Miss Doyle recently took the state
examination in Portland for nurs
es anp passed with the highest pf r
cent of any of the nurses ever
graduated from The Dalles hospit
al, and her three years of training
vtill not I completed until August
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Win
Sherman county called on the
llarlman family here Monday
ight.
P.ev. G. E. McDonald, confer
Mice superintendent arrived here
Wednesday eyening and held quai
lerly conference. Lincoln Hart
luati n elected delegate to the
annual confeience which convene
lit Vancouver in June. N. V
Flinn was elei'ted alternate.
V. B. Tapp returned 'last We.ek
fiuin Warm Suriil". He r'iorled
the weather very cold there dur
iua hi Hay.
N. U Hedin has a crew of ntn
yiLiiig n the water ditch below
here, they are opuiiug up the
cmal. putting in miverts and
WtJces. '1 be water was turned in
the ditch some time and U
;'iow nsar Wapinitia. The boy
i have already visited the ewinituing
holes the past few day s.
V. B. Tapp delivered a h ad of
' heat and hof to Maupiu Sat.ir-
' Several r.ew cases of u.eashs
, have developed lately, but are in
j vry 'light farm.
! D.. Voodide spent he weekend
jnThe Dalit, returning Sunday
evnit g. Mrs. D. U still at the
h spital rec"ivi!n medical treat-
omul.
The little daughter of Mrs. Cbas
Gabel was quite aiuk last week.
Mr. and Mr. G. K. Wood made
i trip to Maupin Tuesday evening
taking Mr. and Mrs. D. Wright to
the train. Mr. Wright goes to
receive medical tiratinent.
Lik'oln llmtmati and Fred Pratt
etitertained the vonnir people l
this community at the church
Wednesday night.
Shaniko
First Over Pass
the remainder of our trip to Camp
Creek on shies.
A censored
Shaniko from
written en his
land and nostei
letter arrived in
Eweii McLennan
way to New Zea
at Honolulu con
taining some interesting informa
tion, so blurred by the censor's
ink that some imror'nnt item?
could not be read, hut a few ite:i b
we note: Star tobacco ie worth
H AO cent a pound, and so:m
women oti the steamship Kingra
enjoy themselves sniokinj cigar
ettes like a man.
Mr. Keeiler ami fun.ily were
business visitors al Kent Saturday
Miss l.ee of Albainy is waitresr
at tee hotel.
Girl S.'outs has been orgunh ed
here by Mrs, Si'hileler.
Mrs. lingart's mother, Mrs. Lee
is visiting her.
Mrs. Jones rt turned to Shanikd
:ifter a visit tit Wasco,
A surprise party was given in
honor of Mrs. Hees ut h-r home
rviturdav evening to celebrate bet
birthday. About el .lei n ladies
were present mid weie entertained
wit h curds anil music.
Dr. Van Wallers held services
at t'ie school home Monday night.
Mr An.licw s daiiihter, Cleon,
of The Da I Is visited here Satnr
day.
The Uv'd Cross ladirs are mak
ing inask, cap- anddactor robes
Twelve pupibof Gbauiko belonj
to the Ji.n'.or lUinbow Fei.ment.
hiving 'old 130 worth of thrift
and war sv,nt; btanips. They are
Adelbeit Hces. T.ay Logan, Nellie
Gott, M 'ron 1 i ie, Miles Ilorbnek
Harry Pcs Margaret Lcson,
Oren Liihy. Lvelyn IL nton. Fearl
AiUn.r. funis Worr.staft and
Ril(iti Kecd.T. M.lr Uerbacekis
rllii'i; thrift stamps trying to win
ihi Ua'.tvJ Stake? I5.y cout medal
We Eir.tern Oregon boys being
employed by a forest ranger, Dee
Wright on some county work be
tween Wapinitia and Caniaa Pra
rie aftr completion of same were
aligned a limber planting join
across the mountains. Prepara
tory were made by Dee Wright
ami Joe Graham to move our
camp as far as possible by mule
hack which proved to he only five
or six miles, we nail no skics
and did not wish to be bluffed 0
took two blankets each and a
lunch and proceeded. We were
the first one to cross the Oat
Grove pass this year and a9 the
snow was very deep anu uruieu
jetween the top of the hill east of
Frog lake and the Summit bouse.
VVe bad some tio b'e in finding
the road. We had only one ac-
ideivt, which was not serious.
One of tin party, Mao. broke
hrough the mush ice at Frog lake
vhile looking for a better fool
path or cut off. We arrived at
lovernment Camp April 13. Jack
Whaite, Clyde Oliver, Win. Smith
Mac Holloinau, and Elmer Munier
all of Wamic, Tygh Valley and
A'apinitia, arriyd at 5 o'chek p.
.n , having made the entire trip
across tbo mountains from Camas
Praiie to Government Camp in
the r nijikably short period oi
twelve hours, a distance of nine
teen miles all of which was cover
ed with suoiv to a depth of from
thre inches to ten feel. On arr'v
al we were very wet and tiled, but
we had good luck and nude it tine
considering the condition cf the
snow. There was from three to
5..T inches of new snow ii the old
snoT was .very rrushy. We will
proceed to hike it on further west
as ioon as the weathr permit:.
Apr.! 10th Twenty inches cf
new snow ha? (alien since onr sr
rival and it is still snowing. Ow
iuc to the liuspitulity shown us by
Mr. and Mrs. Fr.dmcrs, we are
perfectly contented to stay here
indet'.nitelr. Mr. Fridemere furn
ished each of us with a dandy pair
of skies and we went up the slope
toward Mt. Hood, where hs civ?
N i im I - II IM
White Rivei
f L. B.
yoriland
Haines returned from
land last Saturday where he
purchased a home and will move
thre next week, having sold his
property in Maupin to R. Johnson
Mrs. I.ucore who underwent an
operation last week at The Dalles
hospital is still improving at last
report.
Emma Morrow is working at
the homo of W. T. Clark cf near
King de v.
Quite a number from White
River attended services at Tygh
Snuday night. P.ev. lievier of
Wapinitia preached.
Mr, and Mrs. Coberth are mov
iug on their homestead this week.
Mr. , Augee who was seriously
injured by bis auto coing off the
grade was cperat?d on at The
Dalles hospital aud is improving
nicfiv.
Herman Gesh and EusJ Patison
of Wamic had a runaway on the
turn below the school house yester
day when the brake Cave way.
Mr. Oesh juuipcd and was unhurt,
but Faticu fell on bit bead and
alo sust-iined a sprained ankle.
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Dr. StoTiill dsed the wounds and
u cai? lessees. W will continue he was ablo to return honv
Ice Cream at Harpbarn's Satur
dav and Sunday. '
Portland Fainloss Dentist, 305
Second St., The Dalles, Ore. Port
land prices. Fhone Main 3S81. W.
T. S bitten, D. D. S., proprietor.
The annual Industrial Club pic.
nic will e held at the Sounthern
Wa:co cijanty fait grounds May (
11. All come.
The dp 0g store ii being painted'
this week.