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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1926)
I Rev. G. E. McDonald of Seattle, (Wash., superintendent of the Ore igon U. B. church, was here on business Tuesday. Wapinitia has been the abiding place of a drove of Poland China !and Duroc hogs, 12 in number, the I past week. The porkers have made themselves at home In the gardens hercubouts. A termination of their visit wil be welcomed by all ine italics o iicuiiviuaj v- - i" ...... her tonsils removed. She returned will visit her mother, Mrs. Telfer, , concerned. SMOCK DOINGS R. Ruffer made a trip to the mountains with salt for his cattle on Monday, returning on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bradway called on Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Duncan Monday. The later are contemplating a trip to California in the near future. I Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Scott, who mo torcd thru from Florida to Dufur last week, are visiting their son, B. C. Scott, and family here. Ray dodgers and wife left on Friday for The Dalles where they 'will visit friends and relatives be fore going to their home at Monro via, California. Miss Lenore Woodcock went to Mr. and Mrs. L. Barbqr motored The Dalles on Wednesday to have ,to Madras on Sunday where Mrs. t. KHOREN KULUJ I AN lintVI fill Rnturdav. Mrs. Ethel Far- for a short time. low accompanied her. Cecil Mayfleld and wife made a business trip to Maupin Saturday. Wm. Kershner end wife made a business trip to Wapinitia on Tuesday. F. M. Driver and wife of Wamic lrove out Tuesday night to get their grand daughter, Miss Lenore Woodcock, who went with them, to The Dalles hospital Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Crollaccompanied ly Mrs. ' Bargenholt, motored to Maupin on Saturday. C. B. Scott and wife motored to Dufur on Sunday, returning in the evening. Virgil Mayfield and wife of Pine Grove visited the S. G. Ledfords on Tuesday afternoon. The rains have revived pastures and cleared the atmosphere of smoke ' -v'iBH Everett Richmond and wife of WAPINITIA ITEMS I Maupin spent. Sunday with Mrs. L. Hebert Hammer went to Culver Saturday with two loads of house hold goods for Trof. P. W. Lloyd. l.nnis Mavhew took a load of hnnsphold troods to Estacada for iMrs. L. A. Rice on Monday. Mrs. Rice intends to do aressmamng there. N. G. Hcdin went to Portland on a business trip Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sturgis went to Portland Sunday to see Mrs, Sturgis mother, Mrs. Matklda De lore, who is ill. Prof. A. D. Ilulburd, principal of the Mayville, Oregon, school, with his daughter, Evadne, visited on the Plains Tuesday. They will take William with them on the return trip. and Livestock Brokers Martin & Thrall WHEN YOU NEED OUR SERVICES PHONE AT OUR EXPENSE OR LEAVE WORD AT THE MAUPIN TIMES OFFICE i Representees of the Ward, Hart man, Hedin and Sharpe families were In Maupn Saturday on busi ness. All residents of the Plains are feverishly preparing to make the coming Tygh fair the best ever. Your correspondent will here after, when mentioning thic section, call it "Wapinitia Plains," having noted the article regarding same in last week's paper. Why not com promise and call if'Wapinitia Plains Flat!" Walter Sharpe, who has been quite ill for some time, is slowly regaining his usual strength. Rev. Mershon and wife, Everett Richmond and wife, Mrs. R. W. Richmond, Mrs. C. W. Semmes, Mrs. 0. P. Wcberg and Mrs. L, D. Kelly all of Maupin, attended the church meeting at Wapinitia Tuesday night. r ? if " N ' A 4x Arrange to attend the Fair at TygrlcrSept.?i r, ... ; :; x I RESTAURANT 17 Where the Inner Man Gets Full Satisfaction Short Orders Any Time V Try Our Sunday Chicken Dinners Ice Cream, Cold Drinks and 3 moke i$' Goods One of America's 35.000 Near Bast Orphans, exiled from his ancestral j home, but happy because he Is confi dent that America, which rescued Aim from death, will stay with him until he Is sixteen, when he will be ready to go out and make his own way. - . CANOEING at , Phones No. 292- -or- -271 R THEDALLES, - - OREGON 3i . i More Help To Stockyards. Julious Shepflin accompanied a carload of fat swine to the North Portland stockyards Saturday night The shipment consisted of the finest hogs shipped from this place in some time. They went over the Oregon Trunk. More Sheep For Arlington Monday morning 16 carloads of sheep passed through Maupin, bound for Arlington for feeding. The woollies were loaded at South Junc tion by Geo. Shane. They were shipped over the 0. W. R. & N. railway. . 15J4, Wtillrn Nwpinr Union ) LETTER GOT THERE k CHE didn't have Santn Claus' Jj Jjj address, but she knew that 5 V Aunt Mary must have It, so she jS K wrote the following letter to 4. Iilm and sent It In care of "Aunt Jr Mary, New York,' having first y rend it to nor mouier: ; I "I hope you re well. Are you Won't you have to come tl year In your alrpmln, or your atoniiilille? Here Is my list : "Too teWy bears In dresses. K A doll's writing clefk. A (loll, not a girl doll. A dolt's house ffi IU la In thn rumor hnnkshnn . i n that Ih kept by Miss Sinclair). k Si One hear brown and the other ' fi white. I think ttint Is all. Your $ f loving friend." ft ! Tlie lftter must hare arrived, ft I jjl for the presents did. C. O. Has- X El nt. T S t. tI. WMUrnNtw.piprr Union ) JJ l.ls j! our W A restful and pleasant sport at Seaside and Gearhart on " - y - f EVffiYB CLATSOP BEACH" The picturesque Necanicum River and nearby lakes make boating and fishing a deliht. Golf links, surf-huthing, hiking mountain climbing, haricback riding, dancing ore there. Hotels, restaurants, cottages of all kinds are at your service. $ 13-30 Round Trip Return Limit Oct 31 via Oregon Trunk Ry. Tickets, Reservations, Folders, etc., of J. C. Wright, N E- W-Crlf f in ' Trav. Pasgr Agt. VJK Idcrs, etc., of ODTS COIN G To the Big'g'est, Best and Most Entertaining Soniftliera Wasco The Southern Wasco County Fair for the year 1926, will far exceed all other expoisitions given by the association. ..In the Matter of Stock Departments, there will be more entries, and al so greater varieties than ever before. ..Many stock raisers have written for entry blanks and will make an endeavor to have as large and varied displays as were ever, seen at any fair of the size of this one in the Northwest. ..The displays of fine horses at the Tygh Valley Fair have always been above the average, and this year's exhibit promises to eclipse aij other attemps to make this exhibit bigger and better than ever before. In the matter of poultry, sheep, goats, rabbits and all pet stock, the Boys' and Girls' Clubs will make an especial effort to excel all other years. In the Domestic Arts department promises have been received of many new and original articles for compteition for prem iums. The Indians from the Warm Springs Reservation will have a large and varied exhibit of Indian bead work, fancy sew ing, and various other articles of Indian handicraft. The race program has been so arranged that all classes of fast horses will have a equal chance on the purses. ..These range from pony races to races for the fastest horses in the country. A big free open air attraction has been engaged for the three days, and such exhibitions will be given in front of the grand stand. ..The grand stand has been made more comfortable by the addition of seats, with aisles between, thus making it possible to pass up and down without disturbing those already seated. The new pavilion will hold nightly dances and picture shows, and a fine boxing carnival has been arranged for Thursday night. There will also be a full complement of refreshment stands. ..Water is being ( piped from a large spring above the grounds, and this means an abundance ef pure drinking water for all. Come to the fair. Make Your Arrangemets to Attend AH Three Days