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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1920)
THE M AUPSM TIM ES VOL 6, NO 40 mm Condon 2, Maupin 1 (Grass Valley Journal) The base ball , game played in Grass Valley last Sunday bet w een Condon and Maupiu wa8 witness ed by a very large crowd coming 'from every direction to see a game that is not played every day dur ing ball season as the score would iudicate. There was uo wrangling over the umpire's dpoisiou. . . We have not the score book and catiuot give the game by innings. Condon first went (o the but and at the last half of the ninth, Mau piu at the bat, the Coudou pitcher fanned the three batters, resulting in Condon's favor by a score of 2 to 1. We believe we express, the opinion of a majority when we say that Condon bad just a trifle the best team, having Shelon as pitch kjr aud receiving excellent support, and this can be said of Morrow vfor Maupiu, at eritical times he made good and is entitled to much praise. The batteries lor t lie teams were, for Condon, Fitz uiaurice aud Sheldon; for Maupin, Renick and Morrow. To give some idea'ot the crowd 'It Pays to Pay F. M, Jory all vStaple Groceries Fresh. Meat Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Butter-Nut Bread Doughnuts and Buns House Dresses Woolen Goods HATS HATS HATS "It Pays to Pay Cash at Jory's" A. EAUMGA1TOE!P l LAWYER 'Get your Fresh Bread daily at Andy's Place We now handle the Butter-Krust Bread Try our Hazelwood Ice Cream It's Refreshing Home Cooked Meals Breakfast 7 to 9 A. M. Dinner 12 to 2 p. m. Supper 5:30 to 8 l M. Short Orders all Day Fresh Meat at all Times II. ANDERSON, Prop. Demoted MAUPIN present, there were auto that almost encircled the base bull field and the gate receipts amounted to $028. Much work was done en the base ball ground and on np'dogy was givenvtfie Condon manager for the poor condition of ihe diamond, but he came back in this fashion: "No apology needed it's the best ground wo have play ed on this season.'' Taking all in all it was a ernek eijack of a good game and all went home satisfied. Water Notice I fuuud three who have diso beyed the water rules by alowiug the water to tun through pipe without sprays irrigating the same as on i farm. I will giye you one more chance and ihe next offence you will be shut off with a $5 pen alty and the second offence you will be unable to have any more water this summer. This is not for my benefit but for the benefit of the people of Maupin. Mrs. A. H. Staats, Owner. Cash at Jory's' 5 to the Interests SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 16.1920 SENT IN BY OUR Wapinitia Items A light rain fell here ' Monday. Heal warm weather eince, Hay ing is in progress. Some headers will start the last of the week. Mr. and M13. Sidney Wilson rammed last week from Portland wh-rn they spent several days visit '1'lg relatives. Miss Whitecot ton, cousin of Mrs. W'ilaou ac companied them home from Hood River. Geoig" Claywjer liatf been suf fering the past few days with a severe boit baud but is somewhat improved 11 1 preseut. Mack Ilnllnmu, Ben Flinii aud Sohu Ai net t e left Wednesduy for the post camp fu the mountains, Mack hns a contract for making several thousand pasts, G. E. oo l was over from Wauiic rtiursday. Winnie Hackler returned home from The Dulles the hint of the week. L,. M. Woodside hu Inen haul ing his winter wood the pi.t. week, Mercy Madrou returned hon from Madras the first of the week, where she has been visiting rela tives the past fortnight. Robert Ellliiswood spent IVw days at Portland and The -this week. Mr and Mrs. Burtou left, 1 1 . first of the week for their home ii dandy. J. I. Powell who i3 (staying ut tho home of his eon, J. M. was 'luite sick last week but is improv ing now. Miss Ertria Smith gave a sur prise paity at their home lad Sat urday evening for hor mother, Mrs. Annie buiitb the occiisioi being Mrs. Smith's birthday. A number of relatives ' and frieudi were preseut. loe cream was served to all. - Omsr Regals i,as purchased tht Bud Smith faim of Ilerbeit Ham rxior. Mr. Rupert arrived from Ne braska the first of the week and it visiting at the V. O. Wilson bouif The Indies' Aid gaye an ict cream social at the parsonage Wednesday, We failed to mention lust week that in the recent thunder storm Phil Mutt? lost two of their best milch cows, being struck by light ening. They were fouud about I four feet apart and both wore belli It is thought by sotuo that tin bells drew the electricity. Mr. Smith of Pine Grove bat hueu at The Dalles hospital the past three weeks for medical treat ment. R. W. McCorkle made a trip to The Dall3 Wednesday. At the Church Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching It a. 111. aud 8 p. 111 H. A. Walter. For Sale One team of black horses weight of Southern Wasco County NEWS IMS OF LOCAL INTEREST Looks Good The Dufur Dispatch made the following statement yesterday which is equally applicable here: Harvest is now in full blast, both cutting and threshing being the order of the day with 4he farmers at present. Though but few leports as to the yield have come in, enough haye reported to show that the wheat is threshing oat better than last year aud the yield per acre larger, the amount of grain marketed from Wasco county this season will be larger thau last. And it seems probable thut the price this time will be the highest for many years. A joitit meeting was held. Mou day the directors of the two ware house companies of .Maupiu and a uniform rate standard arranged. W- J. Bryan was passetisenger ou Saturday morning's local O. W. passeuger. Mr. aud Mrs. A. L. Anderson came here from Walla Walla last veek. In company with Mrs. J.ory and sons they are enjoying a few days in tho mountains near Mt. Hood. Mrs. John , Donaldson, is tending the store in Mrs. July's I'isence. W. O. Miller aud helpers, Roy iVloirow and George Morris are Ousy getting mudy for the big bar ve-t of grain expected this year lor the Maupiu warehouse. .The 1'iuies jib department was ulso rushed with on ordm for supplies. A bunch of keys and ihe lim of 1 headlight fur a oar wt-re left at the Times ol'ine recently in earch if their owner. The dry season is tempting Uo lattle turned out to hunt pasture io find it within the fences sur rounding lawns and gardens much o the displeasure ol the would be gardeners. J. II. Woodcock bis lolvedthe problem so far as his 'bossy' is concerned aud his meth ids of solution would be pnuMiral for a patern for all. The first grain of the sens n was brought to tho Hunts Ftny warehouse Wednesday for Charles Cunningham. Grain Insurance Hail Fire Protect your Crops at a Reasonable Cost In one of the Strongest and Best Companies in the United States. - Our Policies Have Always Given Satisfaction. See Us Before You Insure. Maupin State Bank O. D. Bothwell commenced threshing Wednesday for Cunning ham Bros., and R. W. Davidso.i on his own -cn-p, both using Case tnacbin.es. Mis. C H. BelHWorth returned to hei borne at Dundee, Oregon, Saturday, arcompanied by hei grandson, little James Knight who will stay until after haivext 1 win baby girls with born to Mr. and Mrs C A. Duns 11 1 Ori tenon last Friday morning. Notice I bought 'four yearling heifers at John Ward's sale, one I never got. I will pay $10,00 reward for its safe delivery, or if said lieifel has been stolen ttie Stock Growers Association of Wasco County will pay a reward of $500.00 for evi- 'dence that will be siidiciiint to convict said thief. A. A. Bonney. Jory's will buy your wool. HARVESTING SUPPLIES LET US OUTFIT YOU We appreciate your needs in this line an will do our best to render you prompt efficient service. Merchandise is hard to get but our stocks are very complete and we can fill your orders. SHATTUCK BROS. "The House of Better Service" Maupin, Oregon DENTIST Will lie absent from office both Sunday and Monday inlesa appointment is made in advance 1L C DAKE D. M. D. MAWM Ice Cream at Cyr?s ConfectVy Maupin, Ore. THE YEAR $1.50 Taken by Death The infant twin daughter of Mr. an 1 Mrs C. A. Duns was laid away last Saturday in the quiet little cemetery at Criterion. How brief the stay, as beautiful as denting, The time that babe camu with us to dwell; Just long enough to give ua a hap py greeting, -Just long enough to bid us all furewV.I! Death travels down the thickly settled highway, At shining marks they say he loves to aim; Uow did he find, far down our lonely by-way. Our little one whu died without a name, Alonzo Rice. . Test, Mutt. 18:3. IJ. A. Walter. R S. Slusher aud A. M. White went Monday to Slusher Bros, near Dufur to harvest. "71 1000 each. H. S. Goodeiiougb, Wapiuitla.
