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Devoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County
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VOL 9, NO. 20
MAUPIN, SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1923
Harpham-Miler
The wedding of Charle3 Miller
and Nellie Harpham took place
at the bride's home in Maupin
February 18, Rev. J. I. Parker
of Wapinitia, officiating, only
relatives and a few close friends
of the bride were present.
Immediately after the ceremony
a wedding dinner was served
The newely weds returned to
The Dalles Wednesday where
they will make their future home
Quarterly Meeting
The second district quarterly
meeting of The Dalles district
will be held in the church at
Maupin begining February 22
and lasting over Sunday W. N.
Coffee will be in charge, all are
welcome H. A. Walter pastor.
Mr. Miller being a railroad em
ployee at that place
C. E. Tunison is quite sick.
We would appreciate your trade. We sell the
best goods. We give the best service for the
least money in Maupin. Your dollar does double
duty at the
Harris Cash Store
Eyes Tested
Saturdays and Sundays
Old Bank Building Maupin, Oregon
0. R. Dinwiddie
Registered Optician
School Notes
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Maupin Theatre
Friday, February 23
Queen of Sheba
'Starting 8 p. m. Admission 25 and 50
The program of the Literary
Society held last Friday night
was enjoyed by all. The songs
by the Glee Club, Quintet, and
Sextet, were well received by
the audience. The instrumental
solos, piano and mandolin, each
received encores. We are indebt
ed to Mrs. H. F. Bothwell for
the success of the above because
of the careful training and long
patience. Readings, talks, and
a theme were well rendered.
The Literary Gleaner was read
last and seemed to be enjoyed.
The paper contained class reports
news notes, sports, editorials,
and jokes. After the program
the baskets were sold. The pro
ceeds of the baskets and a few
donations amounted to JJS6.E0.
A motion was made and earn
ed by the high school student
bouy that a vote of thanks be ex
tended to the following, for so
kindly helping with the Basket
Social inven for the benefit of
the Mi ;pin High School Student
Body: To F. C. Butler for auc
tioning eff the baskets; to F. D.
Stuart fur acting as clerk; to
Harphams and the Odd Fellows
for the use of their cups and
other utensils; to Mrs. Kaiser
and Mrs. Cyr who made the
coffee; to those who donated
sums of money to the cause; to
the ladies w ho brought the
beautifully decoiated and bounti
fully filled baskets ; to the gentle
men who so genemusly bid on
the baskets; and to the public
who attended and lister cd atten
tively to the program.
'It was decided Monchy that
we would hold our next Literary
program in the evening sii ce so
many or the patrons hae ex
pressed their desire to that end.
Fauns IF
kADHOLAMD!
We are still installing and
selling Radio appartus
We have agency for best
Radio appartus on the
market.
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Around Maupin
P. J. Olsen of Shaniko is a
Maupin visitor today.
-Matches 6 boxes for J35 cents
Maupin Drug Store.
J. Chalmers returned from
Portland last Friday and reports
more snow in that city than ex
perienced in many years. R. E.
Wilson who became a victim of
flu remained at the home of his
parents where he is recovering.
The steel for the new Sherar
bridge and the state highway
bridge on White River is on the
grounds and work of construct
ion on the two bridges will com
mence as soon as the weather
permits.
4 15 cent packages Octogen
soap flakes 25 cents Maupin
Drug Store.
Plans are announced for the
erection of a large septic tank
and complete sewer system for
the convenience of the employees
of the White river power plant.
A. A. Bonney returned last
Saturday afternoon from a weeks
visit in The Dalles where he re
ports the snow was one and one
half feet in depth, aisothe drifts
on Tvbh ridge were eight feet
in depth and it was possible to
get from Kingsley to Tygh Val
ley only by means of horseback
2 quart hot water bottles and
Fountain Syringes guaranteed j
for one year. While they last J
$1.00 each Maupin Drug Store.
Miller and ;
home !
James j
school i
Criterion News
Dewey Moss who is working
on the Two Springs section spent
Sunday and Monday with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moss
Mr. Ward of the Two Springs
ranch made a trip to Blakley
Guff ranch Tuesday with pack
horses.
Harold Kramer was absent
fromLakcvicw school Monday.
Margaret and Christine Al
bright were abseiit from Lake
view school Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday of last we'ek.
Elmer Kramer, was also absent
last week.
Mr. Hunt was brought to his
home after his illness at Maupin
Very cold weather was experi
enced the past week by the peo
ple of Criterion.
Mrs. Fred Curtis of Hood Riv
er spent the wetk end with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kram
er of Criterion. She returned to
her home Sunday.
Mrs. John Hall, and children
spent Sunday at the Appling
home also Margaret and George
Albright.
Marie Appling and Bernice
Cook spent Sunday at the home
Valentine Party
A Valentine Party was given
at the home of Mrs. Blanche E.
Albright last Saturday. - She
entertained her school and also
some of the parents. The after
noon was spent in games, a dain
ty lunch was served at a late
hour. Every one reports a jolly
time. Criterion.
of Mrs. Geo. Albright.
Thos. Moss Sr., D. B. Appling
were in Maupin Tuesday to wit
ness for H. W. Skinner who pro
ved up on his homestead that
day.
Hoy Baxter is again in school
at Tygh Valley.
H. W. Skinner and Bon Buster
returned to their home Sunday
after a two weeks isit in The
Dalles. Mr. Skinner reports lots
of snow around The Dalles.
Marie Appling and Bernice
Cook spent Sunday with Mrs.
Albright.
Smoker and Dance
Maupin Post 73 will give a
Smoker and Dance Friday March
2. Proceeds to go towards
their Building Fund.
Wapinitia
Mr. and W. O.
James Butler returned
Sunday from Corvallis,
has been detained from
Clyde Flinn was over from
the reservation the latter part
of the week.
Rev. Matthews and Al Dun
ning were over from Simnasho
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Charles
are receiving congratulations up
on tjhe arrival of a daughter Feb
ruary 14.
Mr. McKee of Maupin was in
Wapinitia Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tt. E. Richmond
and Beulah. are visiting at the
parsonage this week.
R. W. McCorkle who has been
visiting in Maupin returned home
Monday.
N. G. Hedin, F. G- Magill, J.
I. Parker and son Claire and Wm
Sturgiss went to The Dalles
Tuesday.
Wm. Endersby of Montana is
here visiting relatives. .
The following Wapinitia folks
were Maupin visitors bunday,
Mrs. Louis McCoy, Vivian Bar-
zee, Leonard Weberg, John Ward
R. E. Ellinwood and family and
Rev. Parker and family.
George Claymier is pleased to
have an uncle from Iowa with
him at present.
Mrs. L. M. W'oodside spent
Saturday with Walter Woodside
and children.
Jde Graham returned Sunday
from Sisters.
Mrs. Chappie is helping with
the work at McCoy hotel.
Jimmie the little son of Wm.
Forman is sick.
this week by illness.
L. B. Kelly returned Sunday
from a trip to The Dalles.
Mrs. M. F. VanLaanen spent
the week end in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Coberth
have moved into their new home
at the White river power plant.
Portland Painless Dentist,
will make you the following
ui ices, gold crown from five to
sixdollars; biidge work $5 to $6.
per tooth; all work guaranteed
ten years 305 E Second St., The
Dalles Oregon, over Linquist
Jewelry store. W. T. Slatten D,
D. S. Proprietor.
The Goverment Gaiden Seeds
sent this district by Honorable
N- J. Sinnott arrived lctt Fri
day and are going fast.
Smock News
ake More Money
Raise More and Better Chickens
Did you get a letter and Booklet "CARE AND FEEDING
OF CHICKENS" from Kerr Gifford Co. written by Prof.
C S. Brrwster, who was for many years Professor of
Poultry Husbandry at the Oregon Agricultural College.
This Booklet explains how to use Kerr Chick Foods-.
We have compared samples from several manufactures of
chick foods, and find that Kerr's is the highest quality,
more actual food value for the money.
We stock the foods you should use, taking into consideration
the chick food you raise on your farms in this country.
Baby Chick Scratch, Baby Chick Mash, Eastern- Oyster
Shell, Granite Grit and Ground Bone.
Feed your calves a little Calf Meal; make better calves
We wish to see you prosper
UTLER'S
Anyone owing bills to H.
Anderson, kindly pay J. L. Harpham.
Mrs. G. L. Harpham is home
this week.
. Jess Cox returned last Thur
day night from Crooked river.
Real Valley weather; fog and
mist. We are hoping winter is
over.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fallow
and daughter went to Maupin
on Monday. Mr. Farlow and
Ladelphia went on to The Dalles
on business, Mrs. Farlow return
ing home on Tuesday P. M.
The little son of Walter Led
ford has been quite ill but is
better at this writing.
Baby Lela.nd Woodcock is quite
ill.
Mrs- Ela Farlow has been
suffering the last few days with
a swelling in her face and arms.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wall visit
ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A.
H. Berry.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Mayfield
are staying with J. M. Farlows
this week. j
Ethel Cervin came home from
White Salmon on Saturday where
she visited with her sister Mrs.
Thomas for a week on her way
home from Bellingham Wn.
Her brother Clifford met her at
Shearers Bridge.
Orin and Willis Farlow are at
the formers ranch taking care of
cattle through the storm. Mrs,
Bargenholt is staying with Mrs.
J W Farina' a few rlavs.
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The Crandall Undertaking Co.
The Dalles, Oregon
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Licensed Enbalmers
II. F. WOODCOCK,
E. C. PRATT,
Motor Equipment
MAUPIN .
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when you prosper we prosper.
interests, That
Come in at any time and talk you financial
affairs over with us.
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to help
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you
all that ,we consistently can
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