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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1926)
NOTES FROM MAUPIN SCHOOLS Lclah Weberg returned to school Monday after an absence of two weeks. Her classmate s heartily wel comed her back. Avis Crabtrce has been absent from school because of illness, but is expected to return the first of the week. The play cast for "The Path Across the Hill,' the underclass play, was selected Tuesday. This was done after much deliberation. The actors and parts are as follows: Grandpa '. Clarence Hunt Robert Post, a visitor Andrew Crahtree Walter, the brother Estel Stovall Dr. Jimmie Reed Robert Shepflin Salamander, Zuzu's choice Grandma Madge Shearer Ruth Conrad Merle Snodgrass Flo, the cousin... Crystal Stuart Lutie, the neighbor girl Doris Kelly Zuzu . Slvia Ayres The English III class, which for three weeks has been divided into a Junior and Senior section while sep arate play has been studied by each, will again meet as one class next week. A third Shakespearean play will then be taken up. Ralph Hammer, Ailcne Greene and Doris Bonney were absent from ex aminations Monday, and Borne .of them were absent Tuesday. Civics class are learning the first two paragraphs of the Declaration of Independence. One dollar has been posted for en trance in the Debating League. We are in the North Central district, director at Hood River. Arthur Appling and Vrne Ayres are busy studying a horse head pre paratory to giving expert testimony in the case of McFadden vs. Swen son. Absentees who have been absent in the past couple of weeks are ap plying for opportunity to be heard in regard to making up lost work. Ella Shepflin was absent from her classes Thursday. Mr. Ferguson's room and Miss Till otson's room have been appointed to sell Christmas seals. WAMIC DOINGS An elegant time following the dinners were the sounds of Thanks giving Day here. Alfred Bennett and wife were dinner guests at the R. G. Johnson i i - m i r norae nere on inanKsgmng uay. They came over from Antelope. Tjinnro WnnHpnTf nfimo Tin frnm Hood River and spent the Thanks giving holiday in Wamic. Mrs. Guy Brittain celebrated the birth anniversary of herself and little daughter, Norma, a week ago Sunday, giving a dinner to relatives. Chester Brittain and Ed. Wing killed two large geese recently. Heavy rains have fallen here the past 10 days. The snow is about all gone. This portends good crops next season. Ralph Chandler and family were here from Portland for Thanksgiv ing. Rev. Lewis has closed his series of meetings here and left for Bend on Tueiday. Mrs. Lewis preceded him nearly a week. F. M. Keller made a business trip to Portland the latter part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kramer and Mis Helen Bade were in town Tues day. Many old timers claim we had the heaviest rain fall they ever saw in this country last Monday. WAPINITIA ITEMS Crystal Hartman was home for Thanksgiving and left again Sunday afternon. She is attending Behnke Walker business college in Portland. She says she has no more vacations coming until spring. The Batty school was closed last week. Miss Crofton, the teacher, became ill while at her home in The Dalles the previous week end. Will Sturgis and family spent Thanksgiving Day at the Roy Batty home. Mr. Hulbert, son and daughter, Bill and Evadne, from Mayville, Were visitors at the J. M. Powell home during the Thanksgiving vacation. Jake Martin and family came up j The funeral of Mrs. Anna Walters from Pendleton and spent Thanks- . was held at the Wapinitia church giving holiday at Wamic. Friday. The body was interred in Carl Pratt and family were here ",c for Thanksgiving dinner on that day, coming from Maupin. Verl Bonney brought Miss Lucile Kennedy and Miss Carmel Wood cock up from Portland Thursday. Miss Kennedy returned there Sun day. Mrs. Knox of Tygh drove off the road into the ditch last Sunday and was unable to get out until assist ance arrived and pulled the car onto the road. Many attended the dance here Friday night. Henry Miller and i r T'i i c j a. : iuiw ram oieer won me ( tonsii8 rtmoved Monday, representatives oi inuians. Mrs. Drake from Simnasho left for California Tuesday. Mrs. Amy Strom left for the Will amette valley Tuesday. Rev. Everett Hazen, who has been sick thro the last week end and was not able to conduct his services at either point last Sunday, is about again Mr. and Mrs. West spent Thanks giving in .Dufur with friends and relatives. Mr. West returned home Sunday but Mrs. West remained with the children until Monday evening. The children had their TWO GOOD REASONS FOR BUYING CHRISTMAS SEALS v Jf " mm ...... i'??M4 Tim Schedule No. 1. Nov. 26, 1920 THE DALLES -MAUPIN STACK LINE Dependable Service Between THE DALLES, DUFUR TYGH and Maupin. Read Down Read Up A. H. P. M. 0:30 Lv. THE DALLES Ar. 3:30 10:20 DUFUR . 2:40 11:05 TYGH VALLEY 1:58 11:30 Ar. MAUPIN Lv. 1:30 FARES 0. W. R. T. The Dalle to Dufur $1.00 $1.80 The Dalle to Ty(h $2.00 $3.60 The Dalle lo Maupin $2.50 $4.50 I Richmond's Service Station (As you come Into town) Gas, Oils, Accessories Connection at Bank Hotel, In The Dalle for Portland, Pendleton NOTICE Modern Equipment Courteout Treat ment and Careful Driver R. C. TABOR, Mgr. TRAVEL BY STACE CR AND ALL UNDERTAKING COMPANY "QUIET SERVICE- HELP US GROT Salem Farmers asked to raise 1,000 acres beets this year, with prospect of Utah-Idaho sugar fac tory if crop and community attitude warrants. Oregon hunting and fishing li censes for 192G, pay more than $350,000. rhilnnuin Postal receipts for past 10 months, are 75 per higher than last year. dar from the Romans and our bank ing from the Italians. Can any one think of any more examples?" Billie : Our lawn-mower from the Smiths, our snow shovel from the Brown and our baby carriage from the Bunks." Courtety A haught lady had just purchased cent ! a postage stamp at a substation. j "Must I stick it on, myself" Oregon lost 225,000,000 feet of j positivciy not madam," replied the clerk. "It will accomplish more if you stick it on the letter." Krcolite News. The Dalle. Ore. Phone 35-J LADY ASSISTANTS Free Air and Water TRUCK For Heavy Hauling AGENT FOR CHEVROLET Cars and Accessories My Aim is Service to the Public. Courtesy in Every Deal i i Your Watch Haywire? If it is not doing its work brinsr it to The Times office and Mr. Semmea will send GUY A. POUND Manufacturing Jeweler and Watchmaker Successor to D. Llndquist THIS DALLES - ORKGON timber by fire this year, Eventual cost of Roosevelt High Suit 15-16 Vogt Block Telepone Ul-W Dr. Fred H. Pageler OPTOMETRIST Strictly Optical DeLARHUE OPTICAL CO. The Dalle, Oregon way from Columbia River to Calif ornia, estimated at ? 16,000,000 Cecil Woodcock and mother were guests at the Lake home Sunday from Maupin. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson went to Dufur Tuesday to see Mrs. Short, who is seriously ill. Jim Zumwalt is taking medical treatments at Dufur for an infected face. A shooting match was held here a week ago Saturday. Mrs. Rachl Driver spent several days at Tygh with Mrs. Alma Brit tain and family. Certrude Laughlin substituted for Mr3. West in her class rooms Mon day. Rev. Hazon will resume his old program next Sunday. Speaking at Wapinitia in the morning and at Maupin in the evening. The Lad ios Aid met Tuesday at the parsonage and completed a wool top quilt f. or the baazar. Mips Ruby Powell went to The Rain Packed Road. The recent rains have had the ef fect of packing the surface of the roads in the country adjacent to Maupin and the thoroughfores are nearly ar hard and as easy to travel over as are the graveled roadways. Mistress: "Bridget, it always seems to me that the crankiest mis tresses get the best cooks." Cook: "Ah, go on wid your blarney." Gift books all the popular edi- tions 75 cents each at the Maupin Drug Store. Conferred On Water. Lester Kelly and W. H. Williams j went to Dufur Tuesday morning for the purpose of confering with Mrs. W. H. Staats regarding a supply of water for the East side. Mrs. Staats is at Dufur, and will remain there until her husband concludes his at tendence as a grand juryman at The Dalles, when they will go to Portland for a three months stay. &8 the News Of Busy Shaniko Otto Schmidt stopped in town on Tuesday while on his way home from Grass Valley. Andy Patjens left on the noon stage Monday for Portland. Terrill Casebolt returned Tuesday from a two weeks' visit in Corvallis, Oregon. Eddie Big Hat has hit the trail for parts unknown. Mrs. H. R. Reeder and sons, Ralph and John D., were transacting business in The Dalles Saturday. Bert Osborne of Mosier, Oregon, spent the week end with the Langs. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Olsen and child ren, Raymond and Gertrude, had Thanksgiving dinner in The Dalles. Own Orcheitra Play. We were told by the Broadway Novelty orchestra members that they were to play at the dance te Tygh tomorrow night. They must have gotten the wires crossed, for Clyde T. Bonney, principal of the Tygh VaKey High school informs us that the o'anca will be enlivenel by music discoursed by the High school or chestra. By the way, there will be a school play and dance at Odd Fel- Dalles Saturday, and will remain lows' hall at Tygh tomorrow mgnt. with hor mother, who is at a hospital 1 What's the matter with Maupin peo there, fo:r a few days. ! pie taking in both events and spend ing an enjoyable time there: WE RN MARK SHOE STORE Shoes and Repairing Wasco County's Exclusive Shoe Store Shoes for the Whole Family Oneral Repairing The DallcH, Ore. Restaurant Where the Inner Man Get Satisfaction Full . SHORT ORDERS Any Time TRY OUR SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNERS Ice Cream, Cold Drink and Smoker' Good I. O. O. F. WAPINFflA , Lodge No. 209. Maupin, Oregon, meets every Saturday night in I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting mem bers always welcome. J. C. PRATT, N. G. E. R. RICHMOND Sec'y. Doing In Oregon I, Hermast.on George Strom har vests potatoes worth $1051.84, from 1.4 acres. Wal'lowa Courtney 1,200 turkeys this year. Klrtmath Falls California man buys 140 acres, 12 miles south, to' grow potatoes. Ontario-Construction begins on Owyhee and Vale-Harper projects. Fell From Box Car. Wm. Crickett, a member of the O. T. section crew, suffered severe cuts and contusions about the face j Tuesday. He was at work clearing ranch raises (the track above the bridge from the debris deposited thereon by a rock slide, and in some manner lost his footing and fell to the ground. He struck on his head, with the result as above5 stated. Madras New biult, to increase plnnt. diversion power at dam Cove Sellwood .-Oregon Worsted Milk will build $18,000 factory addition. School Budget Adopted A fcudget meeting was held Satur day at the High fschool building for the purpose of passing upon the bud get for the coming year. While the meeting had a slim attendance, all present 'seemed favorable to the bud r-i Z . i nF set, and it passed by a unanimous Clatsop County bees make 95 tons ("'. of honey, vrorth $S'00 a ton. Deschutes for October record. nation al forest sales reach $31,967, a new Borrowing Teacher! "We borrowed our numerals from the Arabs, our calen- LEAVE LfLVi I MAUPIN Dcit 10:35 A. M. Pfy J making direct S connection M'''ZmJ, with the u- TflSfim PORTLAND JCV LIMITED JggjEjk j Route - ' ftyS Finp' i rr Information f JiOy ' ' J and reaervatlon For You R C. BELL, Agent. Maupin, Oregon EDW? H. McALLEN, T. F. & P. A., . 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