The Maupin times., August 11, 1921, Image 1

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Demoted to the Interest? of Southern Wasco County
VOL 7, NO 44
MAUPIN SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY. AUGUST 11.1921
IJIE YEAR $1.50
T. E. Morgensen was up from
Mosier looking after his Tygh
Valley ranch today.
B. D. Fraley and family motor
ed down to Seaside Saturday to
enjoy the cool breeze a few days
Miss lea Derthick' returned
home from Portland where she
has been employed the last three
months.
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Martin
left Tuesday for a few weeks in
the mountains.
An electrical storm was ex
perienced here Sunday evening,
accompanied by condideral wind
and a brief sprinkling of rain.
A Big reduction on Bathing
Suits and Caps. Maupin Drug
Store.
HOTEL MAUPIN
Sanitary and Commercial Rooms
Home Cooking
PHONE 8A82
Our Motto is SERVICE
Wapinitia
Mrs. Clyde Flinn and little
Doris aceompained Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Forman to The Dalles last
Friday. . '
Jesse Flinn was visiting in
Wapinitia this week.
Mrs. D. Woodside and Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Brown spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Graham
at Clackamas.
Mrs. D. W.Sharpe and Melba
have gone to The Dalles to Visit
relatives.
Everett Richmond spent sev
eral days in The Dalles" getting
some parts repaired for his truck
Kenneth Hill gave his parents
quite a scare last Tuursday
when he drank some turpentine.
A. F. Evick is here at the
i bedside of his father who is
Local Interest
B. F. Cook and T. W. Shaugh
nessy returned Friday from the
mountains, the latter going on
to Portland where he is employ
ed on the Journal.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank liobarge
who have hiked the distance
from New York to Maupin ar
rived here Monday evening,
taking the night train for Bend
where they have a homestead.
Dr. Dake arrived Sunday from
Portland and has equipped the
rooms in the rear of the Maupin
Drug Store for dental parlors
and is enjoying a lively practise.
Win. Purcell made a trip to
Mosier the first of the week
with a load of furniture. The
Purcells have bought a farm
there and are leaving Tygh.
The equipment has arrived for
the road which is being surfaced
grom the Derthick school house
to Wapinitia. Work will com
mence soon.
Rev. Brown announces he will
be at Washougal for three weeks
where he will conduct meetings
The Oakley-Pate Seed Co. of
Joplin, Mo., favored the Times
this week with a copy of a
beautiful pictorial catalogue of
the Ozarks.
Take a bottle of Stovalls Chap
Lotion with you on your Vacation
Trip. Maupin Drug Store.
You Owe Your Children A Home of Their Own
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When you come to Maupin come in and see i
us and bring the family. We will be glad
to meet you and you can out at the Hotel
Kelly as cheap as you can at home.
M. FLYNN, Prop.
Rates Back to Normilcy Service up-to-Date
nnsr FLO Oft PLAN
A house is not enoughgive the little ones the present joy and
comfort and happiness of YOUR OWN HOME: It's a DUTY.
And the best way to secure that home is to BUILD IT.
Plan it just as you want it our Architects will help you and fit
it to your pocket book all the rooms just as you would like to have
them, with the best ideas as to both interior and exterior arrangements
and suggestions as to vines, foliage and landscape work.
BUILD NOW Nothing can be gained by waiting as Lumber
prices are very unlikely to go lower, in fact may go slightly higher.
Let all your Homes and Farm Buildings be Planned and Matcrialcd by
Car of Coal just in, good stock of nny
Wnnrl nn li'imU: U i
Prepare for Winter
P. S. S'pose you know Lumber's way down hqw about half last year's price.
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The Same Machine
Tlie Maytag Washer
To take tl in work. and worry out o wash' day, tli'ero's nolhingf
C)iate so good na a gasoline chgiiw and a Maytag Washer. But if
you don't hapjien to have the engine- that's no reason why you
need bo without the wanner. Buy a Maytag Hand Power Washor,
now. Then later " "
When You Get Your Engine
Just take off tho handle, au'l 3011 liave a Tsolt-powcr
machine. The Maytag ia the wily "two-iu-ouo" waahor
mauo. cce it ut vur siuru.
A Power Washer
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SHATTUCK BROS.; Maupin
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A Bad Habit
Carrying your surplus money
around in your pocket.
A Good Habit
Putting it on time deposit with
us at four per cent interest. Start
today.
Maupin State Bank
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very ill.
W. 0. Wilson is visiting his
sister in Pamona, Cal.
Mrs. Sherrard entertained the
ladies of Clackamas at an after
noon tea last Friday at the sum
mer home of Mrs. Graham. The
honor guests were Mrs. Sam
Brown and Mrs. D. Woodside.
Eight ladies were present- Lunch
was served on the lawn.
Miss Gladys Cethcrfonl of
Portland is visiting at the
Hedin's and Ketherford't'.
0. L. Paquet went to the
mountains Wednesday on a pros
pecting trip.
Rev. Parker and family made
a round trip to Clackamas Tues
day. L. E. Parker who has
been sick returned with them.
Oscar Hammer has returned
from Goldendale.
Mr. and Mrs. Straight are
here from Oregon City. They
are tearing down the old Ward
house and preparing to build a
bungalow in its place.
A good time party and a
Miss Grace Porter, for the
past two years editor and pro
prietor of the Long Creek
Ranger, a local paper in central
Grant county, was married July
31st to A. J. Tanler, a prosperous
young farmer of that vicinity.
Mrs. Tanler is a daughter of
Allen Porter, the largest live
stock man in that section, and
will undoubtedly prow1 rapablp
of the executive duties pertain
ing to a rural mansion as well as
I he rare distinction of being one
of the feminine proprietors' of
county newspapers who are
making a financial success.
H. 0. Brunner, postal inspec
tor called at the local postoffice
the fore part of the week and
expressed his approval of the
condition of the office.
A number of people enjoyed
the cool air and swimming pool
down at the island Sunday.
S
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chicken dinner was given by
Gladys Smith at her home Aug
ust 6.
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You've fitted Machinery to your Farm
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H. ANDERSON j
Maupin, Oregon