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Devoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County
VOL. IX.
MAUPIN, SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 2, 1923
NO .43
NEWS ITEMS OF LOCAL INTERST
Dad Coale said last Friday that
he had purchased' a real old
fashioned burro, and was goini;
out prospecting. He refused to
state his goal as being gold in
particular or the intended desti
nation.
Mrb. Eva Harpham received a
telegram Saturday afternoon
stating that her father Mr. Graves
who resides at Aurora, was seri
ous injured in an automobile acci
dent and was in the Oregon City
hospital- Mrs. Harpham left on
the night train to be at his bed
side. Orland Walter- arrived here
from Falls City Saturday after
noon and with his brother Jesse
is employed with the Aldridge
harvesting crew.
There is a great scarcity of
help in the harvest fields. In a
number of cases women arc
driving header boxes.
Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Dake were
here the last of the week. Dr.
Dake made final proof on his
homestead before Commissioner
F. D. Stuart.
Postmaster B. F. Turner has
been priviledged by the gover
nment to take a vacation and
commenced same Wednesday by
work in the Hunts Ferry Whse.
Good fall and winter pasture
at reasonable rates for a bunch
of cattle or horses. This lays
along the river A. F. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mays, son
and daughter, and Mrs. May's
mother left Sunday morning for
Berkeley California after a short
visit at their farms near Sherar
station and Bakeoven.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Kelly en
tertained last Friday afternoon
at their beautiful garden retreat
in honor of the tenth anniver
sary of Miss Doris. The youngs
ters all enjoyed the novelty of a
ride on "Dad" Coale's burro
ap-Ice
Swimming in Bakeoven was
propriate to the weather.
cream, lemonade, and cake were
served. These invited were:
Crystal Hartman, Thelma and
Dorothy Harpham, Elden Allen,
Ivan Donaldson, Robent Flynn,
Henry and Lincoln Harpham,
Mrs. Eva Harpham, Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Harpham, and Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Brown. The
youug hostess received several
nke gifts, and congratulations
Portland Painless Densist, 305
Second St., The Dalles, Oregon,
over Linquist Jewelry Store.
Room si, 2, 3.'
Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Steer.;
were Sunday dinner 'guests at
Wm. Beckwith's.
Power concrete mixer for Rent
Saves the wages of 4 men
Shattuck Bros.
At the meeting of the direct
ors of Hunts Ferry Whse. Comp
any on July 27th. it was decided
to lower the handling charge on
grain from the former charge of
$1.25 per ton, to $1.00 per ton
in order to save all possible ex
pense to the farmers in putting
their grain on the market.
Cash buyers waiting. If you
want to sell let me hear your
proposition II. L. Morris
Grain began coining in to
Hunts Ferry -Whse. last week
and so far the quality is very
good.
.Bathing Caps, 25, 35 and 50
cents Maupin Drug Store.
Mrs. Piercy and son T. D. and
Mrs. Rny Bailey of Mosier are
visiting Mrs. F. D. Stuart this
week.
Get Rid of the Flies. Black
Flag, Fly Tox or Buhach for flies
and mosquitoes for sale at Mau
pin Drug Store.
Little Alma Morris is spending
this week visiting her grand
mother and grandfather.
TO BE ON DESCHUTES AVENUE
Maupin citizens are very much encouraged this week
over the prospects of the new state highway coming
through our main thoroughfare, Deschutes avenue.
surveyors were working on the proposed route Tues-j
day and Wednesday and it, is practically sure that we
will be thus favored.
ed with them from the Morris
place where he is running a
header.
Mrs. Frank Magill is carrying
the. rural mail while Mr. Magill
is harvesting.
Parties were here last week
measuring a body of timber. ..;
M. Taziola came out from The
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Schedule Changes
Convenient changes in time
for Maupin people in trains ser
vices is as follows: Oregon Trunk
leaves cena at t p. nr: arrives
at Maupin 11:40 reaching Port
land at G:35, leaves Portland at
8:35 arrives Maupin 2:40.
O. W. R R. and N. reaches
Maupin at 10:35 a. m. and at
3:00 p. m.
Leave Watch Repairing at
Maupin Drug Store. Reasonable
prices.
Wapinitia
Jack Rice was in Maupin Satur
day on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Port
land came out Saturday and were
over Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Ellinwood.
John Judkins motored out from
Portland Sun day morning and
spent the day with his sister,
Mrs. Frank Batty.
Mr., and Mrs. Keen went by
auto over the mountains Thurs
day for a few days visit in Portland.
Gertrude Laughlin helping
Mrs. Henry Peterson a few days
last week to cook for the headers
Jeanette Burnside was a wetk
end guest of Ella Shipflin.
Hilda and Wilda, twin daugh
ters,, arrived Saturday to g bid
den the hearts and home of their
parents Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Hill of Pine Grove. All are
doing nicely.
in mock ai 1 i
mes urnce:
Carbon Paper, 25x39 inch pieces
Thin paper for tracing patterns
Butter paper and cartons
Typewriter paper and ribbons
Envelopes, commercial and 10 inch lengths
Cardboards, heavy to 24x46 inch sizes
Business and calling cards
Ruled letter paper part of this is ruled
on both sides ideal farm stationery. Low
prices in lots of 100 or more. In tablet
form if desired
Call or Phone Main 231
The Maunin Times
A goodly number of local peo
ple attended the Ward charivari
Saturday night.
The L. M. Woodside home was
the scene of a happy gathering
Sunday. The following were
present, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Olsen
of Shaniko, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Driver of The Dalles and Mr.
and Mrs. Louie Woodside of this
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Lewis and
son Johnny went to Cape Horn
Wn. Sunday for a visit with
relatives.
Ruth Batty was ill the fore
part of the week.
Rev. and Mrs. Matthews of
Simnasho were in Wapiuitia
Monday.
Cal Burnside accompanied by
Mrs. George Burnside and little
Dorcas made a trip to The Dalles
Monday.
The Parker family were Sun
day dinner guests at the George
Burnside home at Pine Grove.
Mrs. Everett Richmond and
baby Beulah visited several days
last week at J. M. Powells.
Mrs. W. O. Wilson returned
Tuesday from Monmouth and
will spend some time with her
daughter Mrs. Harold Retherford
Mrs. Walter Woodside has
been quite sick.
Mrs. Albert Hammer has been
suffering with an abscessed tooth.
Mrs. Ollie Bothwell, . Mrs.
Bruce Driver and grandma Mor
ris visited Mrs. Ernest Hartman
Saturday.
Mrs. Jake Teschner took the
mail to Simnasho Tuesday for
her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Sinclair
were in Maupin Wednesday to
meet Mrs. Sinclair's father and
step-mother and sister and brother-in-law
from Sandy who are
visiting them.
BUTLER'S
Everything for the Table
Peaclics Arriving Fresh every day. Yellow and
Halo's Early. Quality very nice.
Wo have the Ball Mason and Ball Ideal with the
glass lop. No better jars made than Balls.
Wanted -50 head of
ship about September 15
Morris.
hogs
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Wamic News
Mr. and Mrs. Veryl McMurry
returned Monday from a months
honeymoon trip. They went by
Warm Springs and Bend going
over the Makinzie route across
the mountains visiting many
towns in the Willamette Valley.
They went and returned by horse
back coming across the ML Hood
road from Grosham.
Charley Lake Miss Leona Com
ini came out from The Dalles
Tuesday and remained until to
day with Mr. Lake's parentc,
Among; those who attcnJod
the show and (Jane at T;gh
Saturday night were Emmctt
Zumwalt aad family, Mr. and
Mra. Liberty Chastain, Winston
Lake, Mrs. Eliza Johnson, and
Vard Norval and family. .
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Norval
spent several days day3 at the
home of Nernon Norval in The
Dalles last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Palmateer
went to Gresham Wednesday to
visit at the Al Griffis, the Claud
Stockton and the Lyman Booth
homes. They returned Friday.
Mrs. Frank Magill, Naomi and
Gertrude and Claris Zumwalt
went to the H. F. Bothwell home
Saturday. Frank Magill return-
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nod color nothing Uks it on snrtb
Imnint gejnn. grnwlinf trottoi. boiling
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mfice'ithotaln.nharming outage villages.
300 ruilne of matehlnas boalevards ana
all the cooifortj of homa.
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Ice Cream Soft Drinks
Billiards and Pool
Out Ice Cream Sodas are the best in town
A Uottle of Blitz just hits (the spot)
Harpham Confectionery
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Today
I and when you think of a Jiank, think of our
Lank then come in and 'p;t aiiiaintcd.
The man willi live dollars is treated with as
lTiiifh ('(Uirtcr.v as Hie man -with thousands.
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