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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1921)
MAUPIN SMES In Devoted to the Interest?- of Southern Wasco County VOL 8. NO 4 MAUPIN SOU! HERN WASCO COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3,1921 THE YEAR $1.50 0 f School Notes Frank Morrison has been en rolled in Mrs. Wertz' room. This brings the total enrollment Up to &2. The primary pupils will have their monthly tests Friday. This is examination week in the grammar grade room. The results of the examination will he ready for publication nex week.' The sewing and cooking; clubs have each had meetings this week. This was the cooking club's first meeting. The high school is getting along nicely. The students are taking great interest in their studies. Those starting a little late are getting along nicclv though having to work very hard. The morale of the school is good. Mr. Winn says that the Hol- senting him with fruits and other delicacies for which he wishes to express his thanks. The young people of the com munity celebrated Hollowe'en b laying many harmless pranks upon the people around town, which were received in the play ful spirit they were intended. An unusually large numHerof 'j patrons visited -the Maupin t ! CI 1 room; samples of wood, clay, and variyus maps from the grammar grade room; and some copies of perfect typewritten work from the high school room The musical part of the pro gram was enjoyed by all. It was in true harmony with the tpirit of the occasion. The musical rendering of "Liltle Orphan Annie" by grammar n i t i o i p ' !.. - K aue uuu a wao uunc line in- School Literary Society Friday, ' , n , , . i u noa tu u i ..J deed. 'The Goblins by the October 28th. The rather long' . ' , ii ti primary boys was a treat the program was enjoyeu ly uie visitors, though the crowded con dition of the rcom caused fme sestlessness and confusion which made it hard for the children o be heard. We hope a little moic careful planning will remedy this in the future. primary boy audionce enjoyed. The students and visitors wekomed heirtily the appearance of the High School Orchestra. The next literary program will I be given November 18th. It is j hoped that a goodly representa Itio'i of the community will be . present to decide whether there sii'ili tie a comir.ua; ty tnnstmas entertainment. Come out and decorations appropriate to Hol lowe'en with a dull red back ground; several boquets of rlow- i i .1 i j I era aonatea dv parents hum ,,,,, tiprili irUsrm nf iitiro'nM urttw t a f item fori Ui m iifivir 1 nofi'ntio r J r nVi Vfaorirlf.fVil ... . ... . good by piling his wood and pre-! day work from the priirary j etltet,u'jriment 'unjei. lhe man. of the Maupin School ha e your say Mis lieula Around Maupin Lead pencils, 2 for 5c Maupin Drug Store. Mr., and Mrs. John Muir of Moro are guests of their niece Mrs. F. M. Jory. House and Lot in Wamic, at $225. See F. C. Butler. Mr. and Mrs. W. 0- Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Temple went to Dufur Wednesday on a hunting trip. Get your." supply of woolen blankets at Wilson's. E. A. Mayhew and family are here from Portland vis'ting rela tives and friends this week. cinity- Mrs. Etta Large who has been Wapinitia School The Wapinitia schools gave a employed at the Mell Sijman program in commemoration of home at Dufur has given up her Francis E. Willard last Friday position on account of ill health, afternoon. The program con and is visiting in The Dalles a sisted of recitations, talks, few weeks - essays and readings on the life H. L. Morris of Maupin was and work of that great and attending to business interest.? noble woman who has helped so here a couple days this week. much in making the United States an unhealthy place for i "John Barleycorn". Several pa- kinds of Rough Lumber triotic songs were Bung. Rev. Kramer & Parker, Mis. Ernest Hartman Mr. John Lewis were visit- For Sale All for sale for $15 M. Grossman, 9 miles west of Tygh and Vallev. We regret that space does not Now is the time to do your j permit the appearance of panning wc .vb ut me uki , columns ot news wi two Starting at 8 Promptly- What Women Will Do A drama of a gil caught in the whirlpool of New York underworld tides . Tony Sarg Comedy Wapinitia Nov. 10, Tygh 11, Maupin 13 Admission 20c and 40c agemeu Student I ing Dec program provided i'tdyjon Monday even uiber 5th. A detailed Mid posters will be laii-r'. Hard Time Dance Tygh Valley Armistice Night, Friday, November 11 Prizes will be given four best ladv and gentleman sus tained characters. No one allowed on floor until 12 o'clock without Hardtime suit on. Lunch Served in Hall Old time dances played Music by Plyler's Orchestra Dance 1.10 Supper 35c ' The StuuiMit Body was called t) order October 26th and adopt ed the tonsti ution The pur pyte of the body shall be to conduct f-tudmt activities and provide finaiiae for the same, to champion the b . t-ideals of t he school, to uphald niid encourage discipline worn in harmony with and advise of the f ,tuity. The Student Body will iiu ei Monday November 7th, to elect ytrman ent officers. Jesse Walter, C. E. For Sale Three room house, shade tr and lawn on Deschutes aveuui , $750.00 cash.-H. A. Whaite. j Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Ayres Wednesday, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Confer are moving into their new garage which they will occupy this win ter, until they build their house. SBKSJBJUliS ft How to Paint "Home Things" Chairs, Tables, Bric-a-brac, Etc. 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John Delletiglie met' with a serisus tcidwit on Wednesday ni'irninj?, when a liorse kicked him in tie lac . breaking his ja.v bone. Slovall's fly Swatters 5c each Maupin Drug Sio'-e. Mr. and Mrs. Mutes Shaltuck have moved into th'ir tent houte which will serve lor temporary residence i i Seethe blankets amh-obes tt'l Wilson's. : ; A wildcat i'5 incliej 1-nc, 18 i j inches in heighth, and wt iyliing I 2(5 pounds, which bad been ip-I ing on Don A. Slogsdill's cl.ivk- 1 ens, stepped into a trap last , I Saturday night. Mr. Stogsdilljl siysliehas killed a number of ;1 wildcats, but this is far lamer I than any he has killed before. appear next week. ors. Mr. Parker and Mr. Lewis gave very interesting talks. The high school has just re ceived a new Webster's Inter- feontinucd on. page 41 Reduced Fares TO Portland and Return VIA OREGON TRUNK RY. CENTRAL OREGON LINE ACCOUNT LIVESTOCK SHOW Tickets on Sale, November 4. 6. 8, lO and 11. 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M' . and Mrs. Bert Hammer o1 Wapinitia attended the Hallow e'en party at Mr. Berry's Jack Wall and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barnard were week end vis itors at the home of their broth er Ed Wall who lives on the old Gate Creek ranch John Farlow and Marion Dun- ! o n delivered some fat cattle to Maupin Fatjrday. J. C. Bradway made a busi ness trip to Maupin one day this week. Orin and Willis Frrlow went to the post camp Thursday and are riding for cattle in that vi- The Dalles-California Highway Will be completed through the county in the next few years. Start a time deposit for that new fliver and draw lour per cent interest on your money. Maupin State Bank We Strive to Merit Approval
