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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1922)
WATCH MAUPIN GROW PI PTT3T? Devoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County VOL 8, NO . 23 MAUPIN, SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY; OREGON. THURSDAY. MARCH 16, 1922 THE YEAR $1.50 mau: N n tit?- a Highway Survey An engineering party, under the direction of C. R. Burns of the state highway department, will start work Monday on the survey of The Dalles California highway between the top of Cow canyon, in the southern part of Wasco county, and the end of the present exiftihg surveys at Dufur, it was announced at the local highway office this morning The Burns party arrived in The Dalles this morning from Grant county, where it had been work ing on the . John Day highway. The completion of the survey for The Dalles-California highway in ! ITT . . - J J . wasco county was urueieu tu the last meeting of the state I highway commission. Chronicle March 10 Mr. and Mrs.. J. A. Davidson were in Maupin Tuesday. Look Whose Here Friday, March 24 I. 0. O.F.Hall Maupin, Ore. Big Show Rip Van Winkle Hard Time Dance after Show Prize given to Hardest Time Couple Music by Plyler's Orchestra Admission to Show 40c Dance Tickets fl.10 Supper at Andy's Don't Forget the Date March 24 Rain or Shine Homemaker's Conference Oregon Agricultural College - Corvallis, March 20-25 "Better Homes for Oregon" Pictured in Lecture, Exhibit, Demonstration THE HOME Management, Sanitation, Furnishings, Labor Saving Devices and Emergencies. THE CHILD-Nutrition, Clothing, Books. THE FOOD -Selection, Preparatien and Serving. THE CLOTHING-Selection, Making Dress Form, Decora tive Touches for Garments, Short Cuts in Sewing. Evening Entertainments Community Play Music Noted Speakers Full Information on any Subject by Writing Registrar O. A. C, Corvallis, Oregon DENTIST DR. GRAY of Portland is now in Maupin, Oregon for another week and announces his intention to remain while his services are in so continuous demand. HOTEL KELLY Mrs. Wilhelm Caroline Kinney was born December 8, 1853 at Hamilton Ontario Canada, and died at Maupin March 11 1922. Her first marriage was to Henry T. Gilbert to which union her child ren were born. Mr. Gilbert has passed on before. On June 12 1912, she was again united in marriage to L. C. Wilhelm who survives her. She leaves to mourn their loss a husband and three children. William A. Gilbert of Marshfleld Oregon, Daniel N. Gilbert of Harbor Beach Michigan and Lillian B. Morrison of Seattle Washington; John N. and Anna Mae Gilbert having preceded her to the other world. Funeral text Rev. 14:13 Jesus while our hearts are bleed ing U'er the spoils that death has won, We would at this solemn meeting Gal nly say, "Thy will be done" By the hands the boon was given, Thou hast taken but thine own Lord of earth and God of heaven, Evermore "Thy will be done." Thomas Hastings. Rev. 11. A. Walter. ' Mrs. Wilhe'm has been an es teemed resident of Maupin for the past nine years, and practic ally the entire town were present to show their huit regards at her funeral in the io al church last Sunday tnorr ing at 10 o'clock. Her last illness, oi several days due to pneumonia i nd heart trouble, was severe, and in spite of all that medical aid and loving hands could do, death came Saturday morning at 3 o'clock. Among the most active m Red Cross work, the most regular at religious worship was Mrs. Wil helm, who will be sadly mhs-td by all who knew her. Mr. Wil helm has the sympathy of the entire community in his bereavement. Baseball Every body interested in the organization of a good ball team at Maupin for the coming Season be on hand Sunday afternoon March 26th. LaWerence S. Stovall (b) Debate of County Unit plan of administration by four high school boys of The Dalles. (c) A round table discussion of the County Unit Plan, led by State Supt. J. A. Churchill. (d) Recess. (e) Concluding address by Mr. Churchill. L. E. C, C. E. Squirrel Poison Now is the time that every farmer should put out poison for the squirrels. They have had a long winter and will be glad to And something to eat. Come to Union meeting the 25th and get your poison barley or can get it at L J Kelly's. If you can't come give your neighbor $1 and he will get you five quarts. It Will be the best investment you eve made. Don't forget the date. Universal Local 173 Oh Boy Where did you get that Slake? At Butler's Grocery and Meat Market. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gilbert of Tillamook arrived Saturday. Mr Gilbert is employed as pharmist in the Maupin Drugstore- J. H. Chastain made himself conspicuously laughable last Fri day when he concentrated his Enlarging Mill Woodcock Bros. Milling Co. who made their begining here five years ago, putting in a flavo system mill have ever shown a spirit of progress, adding to 1 vision on the Maupin Drug Store i their building and equipment as windows, which were receiving profit3 were returned to permit anundressjng of their winter's f oomQ v t; t ,. , , ot same. I'rom time to time acumulation, so concretely thst!, . he took a "header" over a stack !larer and more machllierV has of mail bags in the street wherejbeen arl(!ed and the building en- P. G. Fry was loading hia Mage!,a,'8ed- Last y a spacious fur Criterion, the mail bags ' warehouse waa erected. suffering the only damage done, J. L. Confer was clearing rock The interior of the mill is at present under renovation and and debris from his lots here the 1 rearrangement. A neat business fore part of the week. B. F. Cook has been making some improvements on bis burn ed over lots in the way of clean up. Because of the necessity of fix ing grade stakes for the eon tract or on the Bakeoven grade, the engineering crew at work on the survey of the Mill Creek market road has been temporarily trans ferred to Bakeoven, County Road master P. W. Marx announced this morning. Chronicle Mar. 10 L. B. DeCamp has been making some improvements around his residence the last few days. office facing the road will soon be in readiness to replace the former onp on the river side of the building. Also an addition will soon be built, two stories, 16 x 20 on the north end. ECONOMY Take Home a Can of Butler's Special Blend Vaccum Packel COFFEE CONSULTATION FREE School Notes The 15 and 16 are the best days of the month for the high school pupils. These days con sist of examination?. The pupils are expecting pretty good grades this month. Please remember that Friday afternoon March 17, is Literary Society. All are welcome. The meeting begins at 2:00 P. M. sharp. The school extends this invita tion to those about town that are not to busy to help us with a half day or days work putting up the new play ground appartus We will begin at 9:00. If there is any one that can help us, we would appreciate it very much. An invitation is extended to any teachers having any songs, recitations, readings or other exercises they would like to have given at the Loral Institute at Maupin, March 25, to forward the same to A. M. Winn, princi pal at Maupin, and he will try to arrange for a place for he same on the program to be given by the local talent, at said time. The following is the tentative program for the Local Institute at Maupin, March 25: 9:30 Opening, including music and other exercises. 9:50-A Talk by State Supt. J. A. Churchill, 10:35 Music. 10:40-Recess. 10:55 Music and other exer cises. 11:15 A talk by State Supt. J. A. Churchill. 12:00 Dinner served by the ladies of Maupin and community 1.30 Music and other exer cises. (a) Discussion of Track Meet, declamatory and oratorical con tests at Tygh Valley. , Around Maupin Everbearing strawberry plants $1.00 per hundred. A. A. Bon ney. Mr. and Mrs. Shearer were in from their ranch Monday in a car. Butter Nut Bread. It com s in fresh every morning at. But ler's. Buy you wife today a Maytag Multi-motor washer and cut the drudgery out, of wash-day. Busy times phead, she will have enough to do without the extra work ot wash-day. terms it desired. New aluminum model now on sale. Shattuck Bros., Maupin, Oregon. Special sale 15 cent toilet soap 3 for 25 Maupin Drug Store Cbm. Pierce was in Maupin last Fiiday, renewing his sub scription to the Times. Don Stogsdill was in Monday from h'i3 ranch above the power plant. He also renewed for the Times. Hard Federation vvhe.'t took the first premium both at 1'en dleton and Portland as the very best wheat. To distribute the seed of this wheat I will give one sack of Hard Federation wheat for two sacks ot other. ki. Bonney. Portland Painless Dentist, 305, Second St. The Dalles Oregon. All work guaranteed, W. T. Slatten D, D S. Proprietor Phone Main 4821. Mr. and' Mrs. A. W. Temple moved to Prineville the first of the week. The river was very muddy the fore part of the week. Subscribers please note the date of expiration of subscription opposite your name on your paper. Have you "paid up" yet? Mr. and Mrs. Tom Faherty went to The Dalles Tuesday to make their home in that city "Sure and we will all miss them R. E. Wilson and L, E. De- Camp erected a tent house last Friday near the Wilson resident for the temperary abode of Mr. and Mrs. Don Giloert. Miss Naomi Smith from Astor la. is spending a tew days in Maupin visiting. W. C. Gilbert arrived from Marshfleld last Thursday to be at the bedside of his mother, Mrs. L. C. Wilhelm. He return ed home Tuesday morning. M. F. VanLannen is excavating, for a basement 12 xl6 on his lots on Dufur avenue. 6-Volt Battery Guaranteed for one year $21.50 We will save you money on TIKES. It will pay you to come and sec us before investing in ischer's Garage W len You Waste a Dollar You not -only lose the dollar but you lose the interest on it for the niA of your life. Put your money to work at Jour per cent interest with the Maupin State Bank Time certificates iaatied for one dollar or more Maupin State Bank We Strive to Merit Approval J