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Supplement to the
Maupin Times,
June 15. 1922 Vol. 8, No. 36
Wamic
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crjek Sunday, enjoying a picnic
dinner.
Guy Harvey and Mrs. Nell
Harvey were in the Dalles Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Woodcock
and Mr. and Mrs. George Craw
ford were in The Dalles Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Driver of
Tygh made a trip to The Dalles
Sunday.
Bud Patison contemplates buy
i ig property in The Dalles.
Wapinitia
Mrs. Borror, our high school
teacher, left Friday night for
her home in Portland.
Mrs Norval went to The
Dalles Thursday, where her hus
band had a nicely furnished
apartment ready for their new
home.
Jim Maddron and Mr. Edward
left on Saturday for Arlington,
where they will be busy for some
time boring wells.
Mrs. Jacob Teschner and
three children are going to Port
land Wednesday to attend a fam
ily reunion.
Mr. R. W. Richmond and
Everett were over night guests
at the parsonage last Wednesday
Mr. Keen of St. Johns is again
in our midst.
Mrs. Appling of Portland is
here visiting her children.
Mrs. Hedin and daughter,
Nova are going to Portland Wed
nesday to attend the graduation
exercises of Miss Gladys Rether
ford, Mrs. Hedin ' sister.
Mrs. W. 0. Wilson returued
home Friday, having spent two
or three weeks with her daugh
ter Goldie. She reports a new
grandson.
Mrs. Maddron and children
expect to leave soon for a sum
mers outing.
Nathan Hill and son Kenneth
visited the Doctor at Dufur on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Grisham and
mother were in Maupin Tuesday.
The farmers here on the flat
were all made glad by a fine rain
last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs, Weberg was a Dufur
visitor Monday.
Shearing is the order of the
day at J. P. Abbott's sheep camp.
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The latest word from Jesse
Lewis is that he is rapidly im
proving and hopes to be back
home soon.
H. M. Blackerby of Wamic
was over to Wapinitia last Thurs
day evening.
There will be a Sunday School
picnic at the Oak Grove, belong
Mrs L. M. Woodside is on the Ev8e bodv come 'Drmg a good
time and a well filled basket.
Miss Jennie Bronner and John
Charles both of this place were
married in The Dalles last Satur
Mabel Lewis has been helping: day-
sick list.
Vivian Barzee spent last week
visiting her grandparents on the
ranch.
Mrs. McCoy at the hotel.
Baptismal services were ob
served at the creek Sunday when
10 persons were immersed by
Rev. J. I. Parker.
Mr. McKee made final proof
on his homestead last week.
Arthur Cobb is visiting his
neice, Mrs. Powell
J. M. Powell, Chester Rice,
Lester McCorkle, and Jasper and
(jus Derthick have gone to the
post camp this week.
Joe Graham sent the caterpillar
to Maupin last Saturday to get
a new road grader and load of
lumber for the forest service
work.
Art Eubeck is having some
dental work done in Dufur.
Mr. Bigbee left Monday for
his ranch near Lebanon.
Miss Olga Abbott has returned
to the home of her parents for
the summer.