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Devoted to the Interest? of Southern Wasco County
VOL 7, NO 46
MAUPIN SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 25.1921
THE YEAR $1.50
MAUPIN
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Seriously Bruised
E. V. Doty was seriously and
painfully hurt Monday after
poon, shortly after 1 o'clock
when a ladder on which he
was crossing from the warehouse
platform to a car being prepared
for loading with wheat slipped,
causing him to fall on it. Mr.
Doty had the car door in his
hands and it also fell on him.
No bones were broken and it is
hoped he will in due time recover
from the injuries. '
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morris have
gone to Drew, Ore. on a hunting
and outing trip. Little Thelma
is staying in Maupin with Mr.
and Mrs. Beckwith.
HOTEL MAUPIN
Sanitary and Commercial Rooms
Home Cooking
PHONE 8AS2
Our Motto is SERVICE
Obituary
(Wapinitia)
John A. Evick was born Feb
ruary 16, 1837, departed this life
August 23rd, 1921, attaining the
age of 84 years, 6 months and 7
days.
He was born in Virginia, later
resided in Ohio and Missouri,
coming to Oregon about 29 years
ago.
Mr. Evick was one of the few
remaining members of the G. A.
R., having served his country
during the Civil war in Company
A. of the 88th regiment of Ohio
Infrantry. When a young man
he was united in marriage with
Miss Harriet Ballard. To tbisi
union nine children were horn,
eight of whom are living.
For many years Mr. Evick
whs a member of the Baptist
Wapinitia
Let us come to your
home and do your
FAMILY
WASHING
i
F1Ed
NEXT WEEK
with the famous
Read in next week's papers the big news of how
hundreds of women will be given a wash-day
vacation next week.
Mrs. Sarah P. Henderson of
Portland is visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Shipflin.
Mr. and Mrs. Straight have
completed their bungalow and
returned to Oregon City.
llda Miller of Criterion who is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Wall, is
spending the week with Mrs.
Clyde Flinn.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson who
were guests of the Shipflins
have gone to their- home in
Pheonix, Arizona, via auto.
J. M. Powell and family are at
the huckleberry patch.
George Burnside took his
family to 'the mountains this
week.
Mrs. Hay ward who has been j
visiting her niece Mrs. 0. 1
Wrberg for a few months left
Wednesday for her home in la.
Kenneth Hill has boon sick
again. 1
I Mrs. Ellinwood and Robert Jr. j
returned home from Portland
Sunday.
Mrs. Blackerby and. son's of I
Wamic were visitors at the par- j
sonage Wednesday. On the trip j
over her car broke, so she left it
in Richmond's hospital and Mr.
Parker took them home.
Mrs. Hill's mother and sisters
came over from Smock and vis
ited her a few days.
Miss Nell Harphara of The
Dalles is visiting her sister, Mrs.
McCoy.
Rev. McDonald of. Portland
conducted the services here Sun-
; day, also preached at Pine Grove
in. the afternoon. At the close
of the service three persons
were baptized.
sale-
Two straw stacks for
Job Crabtree.
J. W. Derthick and John
Donaldson are in town.
0. B. Derthick and family are
home from the mountains.
A few $15.00 42 piece Dinner
Sets left. Will close them out
at $10.00. Maupin Drug Store.
Correspondents please send
your letters not later than Wed
nesday morning for publication
the next day.
H. A. Walter and younger son
are painting the Criterion school
house.
Mr. Brown came homo Wed
nesday from Vancouver and will
conduct services at the school
house Sunday. His house hold
goods have arrived from Marsh
field. Mrs. II. A Walter and daught-
eriNaomi went 10 rortianu on
Monday night's train and are in
attendance this week at the Free
Methodist annual conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Young
left Wednesday for Roscburg to
visit Mr. Youngs sister.
Optometrist Coining
Dr. Clarke, of the Clarke
Brower Optical Company, 112i
Sixth St., Portland, Oregon, will
be in Maupin, Monday August
29, at Hotel Maupin on his regu
lar monthly trip to this city. He
wishes all those who he pre
scribed for on his former visits
to see him while here, also any
one who may want an examin
ation of their eyes, or glasses
fitted.
The Clarke-Brower Optical Co.
is one of Portlands most modern
and up to date establishments.
They make a thorough and
scientific examination of the eyes
and manufacture all their lenses
in their own laboratory.
Herbert W. Copeland, former
ly a teacher in the Dufur schools
and two years ago head of the
schools at Maupin, has been
elected principal of the Shaniko
schools. The schools at Shaniko
will open September 15.
Edna Miller - came Monday
from The Dalles and is visiting
her sister Mrs. Earl Crabtree.
Card of Thanks
The family of 'Grandpa Evick'
desire to express their gratitue
: to the many friends for their
kindnesses and sympathy during
the illness and death of their
I beloved father.
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HOTEL KELLY
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
When you conic to Maupin come in and sco
us and bring the family. We will be glad
to meet you and you can eat at the Hotel
Kelly as cheap as you can at home.
M. FLYNN, Prop.
Rates D:ick to Nornnlcy Service up-to-Date
VVasco County residents will appreciate
pleasant home and delicious meals when in
The Dalles if you make your headquarters at
275,000
Bushels of Wheat
Is the amount that will pass through the two
elevators and the .flour mill at Maupin this
season. This wheat, if sold at the present
quotations would bring $250,000.00. When you
receive your share of this quarter of a million
dollars remember your local institutions.
Maupin State Bank
We Strive to Merit Approval
church. Since "coming to Wapi
nitia he has been a member of
the United Brethern church of
this place. Until old age and
sickness prevented he was always
faithful in his attendance at
church services.
A good father, friend and
neighbor has left us, but for him
"to be absent from the body is i
to be present with the Lord."
The body was laid to rest beside
Local Interest
! Maupin school will for the fall
term September 12th.
I Autumn-like weather has been
; experienced in this section the
i past several days.
Portland Painless Dentist, 305,
Second St. The Dalles 0. epon,
All work guaranteed, W. T.
Slatten D, D. S. Proprietor,
The rush of the grain hauling
is at its heighth. Many teams
and trucks are making daily
trips to the local elevators.
For rent, lious in east Maupin
3 rooms with water and phone
in house; chicken house also.
Write Box 762, The Dalles.
E. C. Woodcock and mother
and Mrs. W. O. Miller made a
trip to Wapinitia last evening.
The figures opposite you name
on the Times each week . denote
the date your subscription ex
pires. Renewals acceptable.
Zell's Funeral Home of The
Dalles is putting on an aggress
ive advertising campaign this
week. Read their ad on the last
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HOTEL WASCO 1
Mrw. N. W Flinn Prnn.
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Mrs. N. W. Flinn, Trop.
THE DALLES - OREGON
ihat nf hia wifp. in the Kellv
cemetery. Rev. J. I. Parker jpa&e this week.
conducted the services both at! Mrs. Ina M.Literal of Yamhill
the church and the grave.
Rest, weary pilgrim, thyjournep
is o'er;
Rest, sweetly rest, on tfr beau
tiful shore;
Safely at last thou hast reached
the bright goal
Father-land, home of the soul.
Contributed.
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Clyde T. Bonney, several years
school superintendent of Wasco
county, will have charge of the
Tygh Valley schools this year.
sister of J. II. Chastain, came
Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H
Chastain and sister left Wednes
day morning for Klamath Falls
to visit their brother Tom Chas
tain whom they have not seen
for ten years.
Closing out the Season's Fish
ing tackle at your own price.
Maupin Drug Store.
Wm. Beckwith made a trip to
the mills west of here Tuesday
bringing home a car load of saw
dust to fill the wall3 of their
pantry,
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You've fitted Machinery to your Farm
THEN WHY NOT
let mc (it music to your home
H. ANDERSON
Maupin, Oregon