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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1921)
Coming1 Wapinitia, Thursday, Oct. 27 Tygh Valley, Friday, Oct. 28 Wamic, Saturday, Oct. 29 Maupin, Sunday, Oct. 30 BILL HART in His Latest Play "The Toll Gate" Full of Wfcstern thrills. Mail train robbery and escape i Mexican Border Best Picture he has made yet Sennett Comedy Admission 21 e and 50c Hallowe'en Dance Wamic, Saturday, October 29th A real live time assured if you will only be one of them Prizes given four best Ifcdy nd gentleman waltzers Lurch served at Wamic Hotel Good Music, latest popular pieces played Lunch 3!c per plate Dance $1.10 Sound Insurance j MORRiS BROS. j J - Ze 's FUNERAL HOME 1100 Kelly Ave. The Dalles, Ore. Phone Main ,'451 The Maupin Times lied every Tlmisday at M;iiiMii, ( rregoo i K. Morrison, Publish Sllbociiption: One year mouths, 75 cento: three s,x I Entered sccoim K setter September ?, i ost office :U Mupin (it! the Act of March ;s mail at the on, lilt- 1014, Orei - Front the ashtt of the past, H&t Triumph of the Present, Anyone with half an eye car at a glance the futuif of th( promising little town of Maupin. Since the recent disasterous rlre new cottages ()f artistic design and substantial construc tion are "pringitfff up almost O' ern.ight. Oorge Cunningham i? Putins up a modern four- KOfm eottage on Grant avenue fern M. Jory das near conv pleted a neat, tittfc five-room bungalow or, Vifth street. R L. Wilson ,Va already moved into hi' ito-.v home and the Woodwk Residence in the west cuijoJ,' tewpn is fast n earing com pletion, other residen ces will ft&doubtfrdly be built this fall befon sr.ow Hies and cur village is fast lecoming a tow p. V a lew-i'en pn gra u and n basket socia! will be given by And at the V ictor school, district No. 65. oi Saturday. October 2!', 1921, at p. m. Everybody is invited. Girls bring your bas kets and boys the money. of w oolen I Get your supply blankets at V Wamic (continued from page l ) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Driver are staying at the Setlfert place wIiiIIh Mr. Seufert and famil are in Portland, George Magill has traded his track for a larger one. C. J, Van Duyn bought the Pa nsy Shannon place In Tygh las t week. .Belvie Patison went to The iJal'es today to take up work at 'he A. M. Williams store as a deck in the men's furnishing department Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Plyler we re Sere Saturday night from Grass Valley giving a movie show, Mrs. Poiihia Kistner was ill llaat week at her home in Tvuh. Pierce Mays has purchased the hniil flume in Tygh and is going use the lumber in the construc tion of a large bain he is build ing on his farm. Ben Brown, J;m Kistner snd Guy Britton were tearing the tin me down last week. Willis and Tom Driver and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kennedy went to the Morn fair last week and Mrs. Henry Miller I mm the Falls- M r. went W are hating fine since the rains. w a! her ( 'Turd Palmateer and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Booth went to Maupin Saturday Henry Driver arrived to 'av from Modesto, Cal., coming by auto. I Cecil Woodcock WW Over from Maupin, today. Optremetist Coming Dr. Clark of the Clark-Brower,1 Optical Co., 112 Sixth St., Port land. Ore., will be in Maupin I'roin Sunday afternoon, October 23rd, until noon, Monday, Oct ober 24th, at Kelly Hotel. All those who are having ee.clUDS an ine mn scno01 orcneii trouble or are in need of glasses tra W1" Participate in the pro are requested to see him while ram- All iriends of the school here. are invited to attend. Get your Satutday Evening, Post and Country Gentleman at)l'rogress Tho Mdnnin rimii Qt i Permis 1 IIV .Mill I Mil . ' i .' I I . Wapinitia School School opened September 12 with 54 pupils, increased to 56; 30 boys and 24 girls. 1 wentv-fniir- nnnils wprp not .. r-e .. IWQ wno W18n tQ alie tni8 courge absent or tarday during month. next year. The successsul corn High school opened October 3 pletion of thjs course giveg a mrs. n.goee, racing cnarge unci teachet,s certiricate without an a teacher could be secured, Mrs. 'examination. Thus the useful Bigbees health preventing her ness of our high school is further from teaching throughout the extended and we are happy and .yeai. iMnoiiuieiii in eigiu, in- creased to thirteen. Mrs. Bar- ' ' r i i i i i i i i m i i i f i , l t r, ii i 1 i ' her duties us tacher of the high school, Monday, October 10. The high school is using the old school house across the street from the grade school. Black -beards and new desks have been installed and the interior Iib.s been generally rearranged.. On October 17 a joint meeting was held in Mr. Bigbee's room to distribute checks to the pupils of Wapinitia school who wot prizes at the Tygh Valley fair. The sum of $151 was won by the pupils oi tins district (4b) am ;8 to Anna West and Gladvs Smith, pupils from district 4 1 Lie following are names ol pupils winning checks Josephine O'Brien llthGr. $ 7 00 Vivian Barzee 8th Floyd Richmond 8th Vera Magill 8th Elsie Lewis 8th Crystal Hartman 7th Mary O'Brien 7th Roy Woodside 7th Robert Lewis 7th Louis Delco 6th Ralph Hammer 6th Mercy Maddron 6th Bessie Arnett 6th Loretta Delco 6th Florence Woodside 5th 10 00 8 00 7 00 7 00 14 00 7 00 5 00 2 00 5 50 5 50 5 00 3 00 2 00 13 00 Oren Parker 5th Alba Hackler 5th Robert Magill 5th Verla Lewis 4th Richard Delco 4th Margaret Magill 4th Maggie Delco 4th Frankie Hackler tth Marion O'Brien 3rd Ernie Endersby 3rd Alva Delco 3rd 8 00 3 00 2 00 7 00 5 00 4 00 3 00 2 00 9 00 5 00 2 00 The pcrcentago of attendance for the first month in the ele mentary grades was 93 '?. The nineteen library books that were ordered last spring have been received. The three rooms are planning to have a program on Friday afternoon, October 28, in Mr Bigbee's room in honor of Fran cis K. Willard. Parents and patrons invited to attend. Mabel H. Cyr, Editor Lead pencils, 2 for 5c Drug Store. Maupin Tygh Valley Sehool Notes The girls in the intermediate room have organized a cooking and a sewing club. A sewing club, a cooking cluh and a home making club were organized in the high school. The two glee clubs of the high school are progressing leautifully in their work. All the students are taking glet club work. There are nine bovs and five girls in the high school 0 chestra and excellent progress !is being made. The two musi cal directors confess themselves very happy at the interest shown .by the young people. The regu- lar school work is a marvel of excellence. The high school attendance for the first month of school was 100 per cent. This perfect at- I tendance record is an index of eiieial anuuue oi tne iiirii school students toward their work. Prenarat ions ftrs iindorwav for I the student body mixer to be I held November 4. Both jflee i -i i - ,i i . i i , , The classes in typewriting and shorthand are making excellent ermission has been granted by the Supt of Public Instruc tion to give the teacher's train ing course in the Tygh Valley high schoo, 0ne Wm Leone Matthews, is taking this lwork thja year and th(,)V are . . .,,.,. ,i t haM ho , ,;,ajad , lf t h n city high schools are ours right at home. Winston R. Lake, Editor. Portland Painless Dentist, 305, Second St. The Dalles Oregon (All work guaranteed, W. T. iSlatten D, 1). S. Proprietor, School Notes Ol valle Fralev who bus hppn 'absent the pa8t vvnpk, on Bccount 0f jnesg is back in 8chool ,Iames Butler is a new member of the 6th grade. James comes from the Corvallis schools and brings the grammar grade en rollment up to 20. Witches, black cats and owls have begun to make their ap pearance in the grammar grades aw well as the primary room. The two new Remington type writers No. 10 recently secured by the school board have arrived and the classes will be organized immediately. The school children are very much pleased to announce to their parents and friends the winning of nine prizes Three firsts, three seconds and three third prizes. In sewing first and second by Olive Turner and Winifred Kaiser respectively. Eighth grade arithmetic second prize by Arthur Philmlee; in 7th grade arithmetic by Helen Philm lee. Spelling In the 7th fiisl and third by Jean Wilson and Olive Turner respectively. In the 6th spelling tied for first by Mary Morrison. In 5th Spelling third by Earl Greene. In the 4th spelling third byMelvin Jor Making a total of 127,50. This is our first entry into the county contest and we are quite well pleased with the result. The student body is perfecting its organization. They voted unimously to celebrate the good English week in the early pait of November, as set aside by tlu Council for better English rn I are entering the preparation with zest and we believe they will carry the celebration through in a manner that will be an honor and a profit to themselves, that is the Maupin Way. Our next literary program will be given October 28. From the buzz and hum of preparation that is going on it promises to be full of pleasure and zest of frolic and profit as the witch of Hallowe'en herself and tose that tiail to come are going to miss a treat such as only our pupils can give. E, very body is invited. Jesse Walter, C. E. Parsnips and squashes for sale A. H. Philmlee. Fourteen Years Ago (from the Tygh Valley Bee, Fall of 1907, E- O. Shepherd. Editor) (Mrs. John McCorkle) Good farm hand wanted. A A. Bounev. If you want to rent land see A. Bonney. Charles Heisler of Dufur was in Tygh this week. Coming to THEDALLES Dr. Mellenthin A SUCCESSFUL SPECIALIST for the past fifteen years Does Not Use Surgery Will be at The Dalles Hotel Tuesday and Wednesday November 8 and 9 Office Hours 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. 2 DAYS ONLY No Charge for Examination Dr. Mellenthin is a regular graduate in medicine and surgery and is licensed by the state of Oregon. He visits professionally the more important towns and cities and offers to all who call on this trip consultation ami ex annition free, except the ex pense of treatment when desired. According to his method of treatment he does not operate fir chronic appendicitis, gal scones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils or adenoids. He has to his credit man J wonderful results in disease.; ol the stomach, liver, bowels, blood km, nerves,' heart, kidney blad der, bed wetting, catarrh, weak lung-, and rectal ailments. li you have been ailing lor ai y length of time and do not gtc any better, do not. fail to call, as improper measures rather than d sease are very often the cause if your lung standing trouble. Remember above date, that examination on this trip will be freehand that his treatment is different. Address: 3?6 Boston Block. Minneapolis, Minn. For Sale Beardless seed rye, best acclimated seed at Manpin Warehouse Co. See the blankets and robes at Wilson's. John Donaldson's neat little cottage presents an entirely new appearance with a dressing ol white paint trimmed with green. A new stock of woolen blan kets at Wilson's. Seed Rye for sale at Hunts Ferry Whse. See Bolton. House and Lot in Wamic, at $225. See F. C. Butler. Fred A. Covey wrote from Stanford University, Cal.. fore copy of the Times telling of the fire. The stock of extra copies were long since exhausted. Stovall's fly Swatters 5c each Maupin Drug Store. For Sale Three room house, shade trees and lawn on Deschutes avenue, $750.00 cash. H. A. Whaite. For Sale All kinds of Rough Lumbei for sale for $15 M. - Kramer & Grossman, 9 miles west of Tvgh Valley. Iva Wing is reported as being on th? sick list this week. Lvda Powell returned home Sunday, her father meeting her a: Dufur. Grandma Chastain has moved into the bouse formerly occupied by H. H. Hull. H. H. Hull and wife have moved to Smock where thev will spend the winter. Mrs. Milstead is at home after spending a few weeks with Grandma Cook. Sam Brown and wife left Fri day for their old home in Georg ia to make an extended visit. Esther Rogers is home again after spending a couple of weeks at the home of Tom ('hacf -;-, M. F. Coberth and G. Marsh are to be connected to the adjoin ing neighborhood by means of a telephone. The Ladies Aid Society will meet at the parsonage tomorrow afternoon. Business of import ance regarding the Bazaar will be transacted, and all ladies are urged to be present. Or accompanied the Grand Master o I. O. O. F. over from Dnfur last Friday, returning Saturday. James Millstead has been em ployed the past week moving straw from the farm of J. G. Tunison. The Ladies Aid Society will hold their Annual Bazaar in the hall on the night of December 11. P. A. Scott and wife are in Portland visiting with a neicil During tin irabscence MrsSlentz will have charge of their ranch. Pneumonia Follows a,cold but never follows the use of Foley's Honey and Tar. It stops the cough heals and strengthens the lungs and prevents pneumonia. J. Davies, druggist. At the White River school house yesterday a Thanksgiving dinner was given to the children of that district. The children had a merry time. 1 J, G. Tunison, after visiting his son and daughter in Portland, returned home one day last week. His wife attended to the duties of the home during his ;ibsence. 1NOTICF. TO CREDITORS. Nui ice is horeliy given tliattlic under iki.im1 lias lieen appointed Administra tor of the i'sUiIp of Isaac J. Powell, late of Wasco county, and now deceas ed. All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to present then, properly verified to the undersigned at the officlsof E. B. Dufur, in Maupin Oregon, within six months from the fust date of this iiuhl cation, t-aid date being Octo ber 6th. 1921. John M. Powell, Administrator, NOTICE FOR I'VPl.ICATlON ISOLATED TRACT Public Land Kale Department of the interior U. 8. Land Office at The Dalles, Ore Son, August 15, 1921. Notice is hereby given (hat as directed by the Comruissloner of the General Land office, under provisions of Sec. 2465, It. S.. pursuant to the application of Thomas Jomee, Serial No. 022131, we will offer at public sale to the highest bidder, but at not leu than S3. 60 per acre, at 11 o'clock A.M. on tlie 22nd day of Novembtr nent, at this office, the following tract of land: swl 4 NEl-4, sl-2Nwl-4, Sec. 16, T. 'A S., R. 14 E. VV. M. (Containing 120 Acres). The sale will not. be kept open, but will be declared closed when those present at the hour named have ceased bidding. The person making the high est bid will be required to immediately pay to the Receiver the amount thereof Any persons claiming adversely the above-described land are advised to file their claims, or objections, on or before the time designated for sale. L, A. Booth. Receiver. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE MENT Notice is hereby given that the under signed Francis V. Galloway has (iled his final account as the Administrator of the estate of William Breen, de caaed, and that the County Court h.is lixed November 18, 1921, in the County Court Room of the county court bouse in The Dalles, WascoA county, Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon as the time an I place for the heal ing of objections thereto if any there be. All persons interested in said estate are hereby notified and required to appear at uaid time and place and then and there show cause, if any exists, why said final account si.ould net be allowed and approved and the s nd estate settled. Dated this llth day of October, 1921. Francis V. Galloway Administrator. E. B. DUFUR Attorney at Law MAUPIN, OREGON I.O. O F. WAPINITIA Lodge No. 209, Maupin, Oregon, meets every Saturday night in I. O. (J. F. hail. Visiting uiem oers always welcome. B. F. Turner, Secretary Lester Crabtree, N. G. James Chalmers General Blacksmithing Horse Shoeing a Specialty Maupin, Ore. Dr. T. DeLarhue EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Glasses Properly Fitted Exclusively Optical Rooms 17-1 Yogt Block, oyer Crosby's Drug store, The Dalles, Ore Phone Black 1111 Eil Hill and Frank Peabod