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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1922)
HE MAUPIN MAUPIN GROW Devoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County MAUPIN, SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. FERBUARY THE YEAR $130 VOL 8, NO . 17 WATCH FEW TIMES County Division? The Dalles, Jan. 31. Herbert Egbert, wheat rancher and state representative from Wasco coun ty, Monday announced his can didacy for reelection, A. S. Roberts withdrawing from the race. The situation regarding representation at Salem is com plicated, because of the restric ting at the last session, which gives Hood River county one representative and this county one, with a joint senator. Here tofore there has been an under standing that Hood River Bhould have the senator and Wasco with its larger population, the two representatives. Senator Nicketson, holding over, Hood River will go to the next session with a senator and a representative. Egbert will probably have opposition because in Southern Wasco county there is consider able discontent being manifested over the location of The Dalles California highway. Talk of secession from the county of a considerable portion of the south is being heard, and this wilt probably develop into a cam paign issue. Mrs. Sophia Kistner Sophia Thurston Kistner was born in Patroit Switzerland Co. Indiana on January 15, 1830, residing in this place until 1844 with her parents. The family then moved to Peoria Illinois and in 1850 she was married to Philip Kistner and crossed the plains 1853 leaving March 1st of that year. Of a large family of nine brothers and sister?, not one accompained heron this long journey, and she little knew she would never see them m,ain- They arrived in Caiifoniain School Notes American Legion Elect The high school students will The annual meeting of the have another private debate next American Legion was held in the Friday. They will debate on the L 0. 0. F. hall January 26, to question; rosolved, that a tele-J elect new officers for the coming phone is more useful to a farmer year. A good crowd w as present than a rual mail route. The' and the evening was enjoyably affirmative side is composed of' spent. After the., election of Lorraine Stovall. Orland Walter! officers, refreshments were serve and Nile Tunison: and the nega- The following officers were tive side of Erma Morris, Stanley elected Houghton and Clifford McConile The cooking club has three new members, Mary Martin, Frank Morrison, and Raymond Jory.. The club will meet with September 1S53, remaining ti-ere j Miss Derthick to select a regular for four years and moved to j meeting day. Most of the first Puget Sound, locating near ! lessons have been handed in, we Olympia. This was their home hope the other's will soon be in. for five years. Not satisfied The spelling contest in the with this place they moved to grammer grade room ended, the LaFayette, Yamhill County, in leaders were Helen Weberg and the Willamette valley, from there jjoris Talcott. Helen's side won to Ranier Columbia County and ihe new leaders for the next finally settled in Eastern Oregon contest are James Butler and Earl Crabtree, Commander Dolphus Mayhew Adjutant W. 0. Miller Treasuer Get your supply blankets at Wilson's. of woolen Laid to Rest Funeral services for Valentine W. Endersby, victim of accilent al shooting, were held at the family residence, Sunday Jar.uary 29th at 11:00 A. M. members of the local 1. O. O. F. EndRebekah lodge, conducted the services, assisted by Dr. Ghormley of Wasco. In spite of the severe weather, a host of friends and relatives gathered to p ly their last respects to the departed one. Mr. Endersbv is survived by a wife, three children, father, two sisters and two brothers. Having Around Maupin F. C. Butler has been very busy the last few days installing a modern cooling system ,and electric plant with which to run the machinery. A good share of his stock of canned goods has arrived and he will be able to give the public the best of service in a few days. House for rent Mrs. Sinclair. Wapinitia Oregon. Write or call 15F2. resided here almost his entire . life time his sudden death was a shook to the whole community. Card of Thanks We wish to thank our many friends and members of the I. 0. 0. F. and Rebekah lodges for their kind thoughtfulness and for the many beautiful flower offerings and kind expressions of sympathy at the death of our Dear Husband and Father. Mrs. Julia F. Endersby, and families. Mr. and Mrs. A. Locke came to Maupin from their homestead yesterday. ort a homestead at Wamic. In 1890 Mr. and Mrs. Kistner were converted and joined the First Day Adventist Church during services conducted by James Orchard. Mr- Kistner lead a true Christian life and until his death on February, 11, 1895 was comforted by the blessed hope of the soon appearing of his Saviour. Mrs. Kistner looked back to these last few years of his life as the haociest of their married life, and her life has been one beautiful example of true chns tain, noble, and exalted mother hood, the richest heritage that can be left to her children. There were nine children born to this union, seven boys and two girls all but two of whom are living. J. W. Ayers is in Maupin today Come and see us; a new man is in the Shop. Who is he? A man with the Knowledge Bring you car in. Let us tell you what it will cost you to ovehaul it and repair your needy parts to make your car give you service and get some pleasure out of it. We do our work neat and strong and absolutely guarantee all work we do for you for less money than ever before. Something Ave can - do for you is to tell you what it will cost yon to complete the job before we start on it.' We do generator mid carburater work, also welding and soldering jobs and guarantee all to be first class work. Try us and see what we can do for you. We have tools to do any kind of work you need done and we know how to do the job. Wc sell you gas by the bbl., gallon or ticket, also oil by gallon or bbl. lots the same as it is in The Dalles, plus freight. Our motto is to give service on Labor, Prices and Accessories. We carry a full line of tires, tubes and accessories and what we haven't got we'll be glad so got for you. Call and let us know what you need. We are at your service day or night. Can also do your trucking and deliver your gas and oils to your place. Haul it from The Dalles to anywhere on any route at railroad rates any time you call and make a load. Yours truly, E. G. WARNER, Shop Foreman B. D. FRAREY, Manager MAUPIN GARAGE Florence Philmlee. The Maupin school literary society was called to order Friday Januai 27. at 2 o'clock. Election of officers followed. Mabel Cyr was elected president, Jesse Walter vice president, Orland Walter seiretary and Clifford McCorkle sergeant at arms. Next the program with songs and-recitations after which a motion was made and carried that we adjourn. A number ol visitors were present. Superintendent A. E, Grone vvald informs us the local insti tute will be held heie the latter j part of March. A committee of three ladies were chosen to arr ange the noon lunch. The school will help in the program s as; much as is convenient. Tuesday morning January 31, the student body' was-called to order. We elected our ohV?rs for the remaining term. Jet-so Walter, president, Arthur Phil mee, vice president, Mabel Cyr. secretary, Stanley Houghton, treasuer, and Mildred Talcott, sergeant at arms. After this a committee was appointed for the arranging and decoration of the stage on the program Feb. 25. M. Lorraine Stovall, C. E. ;,r ' 5 iAi WW is. ncem ent Vv'"e have been appointed theExide rvice Station for this locality. In addition to Gelling1 Wamic News This fclace experienced a variety of weather last week, snow, rain, wind thawing then freezing again. Dr. Elwood was called here Wednesday to attend little Bill Zumwalt who had an attack of the flu. He visited Darrell Wing who was suffering with a Harold Crawford and Gertrude Magill were among the children sick last week with the epidemic Dr. Elwood made a trip here Thursday being called to the Lvman Booth home. He also visited Miss Candy the primary teacher who was suffering with the flu. f School in the primary room was suspended the latter part of the week the teacher being ill. A cirl baby was born to Mr. E3AYTEI3SES the right battery for your car, our service includes skilful repair work on every make ofrbattery. You can rely on responsible advice and rea sonable prices here. VY o look forward to a call from you. Maupin Garage i 7 m a is E9L&9! Smock Chin Farlow News was a Maupin business visitor Friday. Mrs. Jesse Cox returned home Sunday after being at the Virgil Mayfield home the last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Foster have moved to the George Bargenholt ranch here. Virgil Mayfield made a busines land Mrs. Lyman Booth Friday h- to Juniper Flat Sunday. morning. Jesse Cox was a Wapinitia About ten inches of snow lell' visitor here Thursday of this here yesterday and last night week f . 1 and the weather is cold again. Mrs. Sophia Kistner who died Saturday night, resided here for many years and had muny friends here and at Tygh Valley. Notice There will be a basket social at the Farmers Union hall on Feburary 3rd, 1922. A nice snappy program followed by a dance. Every body invited. All the ladies please bring baskets There was a dance at the Bargenholt log house Saturday night and all report a very pleas ant time. Husty Johnson of Wamic is getting to be a regular visitor among us these days. Mrs. Link Harpham and son Lawerence came out from The Dalles Saturday, Mr. Harpham following yesterday. The Harp ham family have moved back to Pay your bills by CHECK And You Will Always Have a RECEIPT Maupin State Bank We Strive to Merit Approval Ml and lunch for two. Wapinitia.