Thursday, October 6, 1927
THE MAUPIN TtilfciJ
PERSONAL MENTION
Everett Richmond and wife were
at The Dalle tevers.1 Jayt this week.
K. L. Ilauier and wife from Shady
Brook were In Tht Dallet on Tues
day, ack Weiss returned from va
cation, spent at The Dallet, on
Friday. -. .
Otto Herrllng from Criterion terv
td a Juror before the district court
thli week.
Ruus McCorkle waa registered at
tht Bank Hotel in the county teat
Saturday last.
J. II. Fitzpatrlck waa attending to
butlneaa matters at The Dallea the
first of the week.
. Mrs. 0. P. Weberg vltiUil with The
Dallea frlendt from Tuesday until
Thursday thta week.
Roy Crabtree was attending to
butlneaa mattert at The Dalles the
forepart of tha week.
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"Stub" Litter ha returned to civi
lisation, after a time spent at a theep
camp in the mountains.
' Wm. Beckwith wat another Mau
plnlte who attended court at the
county seat on Tuesday.
Miaa Florence Caven came from
Shanlko and tpent the day last Sat
urday with Maupln friends.
' W. E. and ton went to The Dalles
tha first of the week and tpent a
few days there on business.
W. H. Williams furnished a sub
stitute and attended court at a wit
ness Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Ceorge Tillotton and wfe con
veyed the Misaca Alda Fugh and
.Olive Turner to Moticr latt Sunday.
A. J. Conley and family pawed
through Maupln last Saturday, being
on their way to The Dalles on a trad
ing tour.
Verne Fischer and wife attended
to business matters at the big town
of Wasco county several days during
tht week.
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Jack Staata haa gone to Barton
station, near Portland, whore he will
, have charge of a ranch . during the
winter. ,
' Clarence Zlggenhagen attended a
meeting of the Standard Oil com
pany agents at the county teat on
Tuetday.
B. D. Fraley and wife were at the
county teat the first of the week,
Ben to attend court, while Mrs. Fra
ley shopped.
Ernest Mayhew and wife returned
to their home at Gervaia after a visit
with their tons, Dolph, Virgil and
' Lewis Mayhew.
Jake Davidson reported for Jury
duty on Monday but wat excused as
he had to attend to a shipment of
hogs to Portland.
Mrs. Chas. Crofoot and her
charges, Velma Crofoot, Lucile Wal
ters and Theodore Klrach, returned
from the state fair at Salem laat
Sunday. -
J. W. Drthlck haa concluded his
labors In the mountains, having
brought his sheep charges to the
home corrals, and will remain in
Maupin for a time.
A. R. CUlis, secretary-manager of
the. Southern Wasco County Fair,
waa at The Dalles several days this
week, attending to business connect
ed with hit position.
W. W. Richmond and aon Ralph,
made a trip to the forest reserve
above Dufur last Tuesday. They in
tended to work there but a fall of
snow caused them to forego that Intent
pound boy who came to hs home last
week.
Mra. Alexander Thompson, who is
a candidate for representative, will
give an entertainment in the Fleming
Bob Wilson came home from Snow I
Mountain country Saturday and
brought a deer with him. Bob says
he shot the deer in the hip, thereby
spoiling a whole ham, h"t nr -
: I ied with, hit game, aa tu.s .
school house on Tuesday evenng, the i tecond time he was after it
18th.
When a young boy is able to show
old farmers how to grow spuds it is
time the old fellos changed their
ways. Harry Rutherfrd of. Criterion
won the big prize at the state fair on
his netted gem potatoes, thereby dem
onstrating Jhat it is not age but
study that accomplishes things.
FOR OVERT.? E.
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i w. mnnegnan ana wue wenti
to the county teat Monday, Mr. Hen
neghan .having been drawn at Jury
man. Mrs. Henneghan returned to
Dufur and epent tht remainder of
the week there.
The Timet family were called to
The Dallea the first of the week on
court matters, that being the cause
of the lateness of the paper this
week. Now that everything Is set
tled our readers may expect the pa
per regularly hereafter.
Watches and Jewelry; Expert re
pairing on short notice. Prices are
right, at the Maupin Drug Store.
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From The Times Oct 6, 1910
H. L. Emmons and Mrs Henriet
ta Muir were married In Portland
week ago yesterday, and arrived at
their home , here Sunday. Monday
evening the Maupln band, of which
Mr .Emmont it a member, and about
60 other friends vialtod the newly
weds and extended felicitations, the
band rendering several selections.
The visitors were royajly entertained
by the bride and groom.
The wedding of Dr. Harry Shannon
and Miss Lorena Love, both of Tygh
Valley, occurred at The Dallea Sun
day. Dr. Shannon is a practicing
I physician at Hood River.
The concrete la being poured in
the forms and will form the base
ment for the new hotel.
Rev. It. G. Ellis haa tendered his
resignation to his Maupin congrega
tion and will soon leave for Ruthton,
Minnesota, where he haa accepted a
charge. Rev. Ellis preaches his fare
well sermon next Sunday.
George Mallatt la stepping high
these days, all n account of a seven
The Shattucks are busy these ev
enings explaining the workings of!
their new Delco light system. The '
Shattuck store, is lit by that kind of j
evenings.
John Martin haa Just completed
a alio on hit Juniper Flat ranch. This
is the first silo to be erected in this
part of the country. -
Grandma Cook passed her 03rd
milestone of her life. She recently
enjoyed a gathering of her children,
there being six who attended a party
given in her honor. The combined
agea of mother and children totaled
662 years. . - .
The State Game and Fish commis
sion shipped 48 Chinese pheas&nta to
Tygh Valley yeeterday. W. 0. Had
ley liberated the birds, and says
there will be more to follow if those
recently let loose ar adequately pro
tected. - ,
Dr. Clarke, eye eight specialist, at
Home hotel, Maupln Oregon, Mon
day, October 10th. '
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Nav. Nav. Paulina It im not l
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band you hear occasionally. It is
only Verne Fischer calling attention
to the fact that he is on earth with
hie Star car. The noise you hear is
a chime honkety-honk, and seems to
give Verne extreme delight in sound
ing iW
Do you gamble? Have you a hunch
that you can win enough to keep you
in affluence the rest of your days?
If so your desires will be gratified at
the Legion carnival Saturday evening
October 8. At that time all the
gamblers of '49 will gather at thi hali
open up their gamea and play to the
sky. During the evening dancing and
eats will be on the bill of fare and
those, with othr stunts, are guarantee
that a glorious time awaits those who
attend. '
The "Harmony Hicks" supplied the
inspiration at the Shady Brook dance
Saturday night By the way that mu
sical organization haa outgrown the
"hide" stage and hereafter will be
known as the "Troubadour Four,"
having graduated from the amateur
class to the status of a real orchestra.
It's Stuart and Resh now, if you
please. Those enterprising young
men have succeeded to the business
of the Butler store and took posses
son Monday. Both Mark Stuart and
Oliver Resh are men of responsiblity
and know the merchantile buainess
from A to Z, therefore will prosper
in their new undertaking. We wel
come them to the mercantile circle of
Maupin.
United States Tires
HAVE BEEN GOOD TIRES. NO REDUCTION
IN QUALITY Ta MAKE MORE PROFIT
NO PRICE CUTTING
TO MEET CHEAP COMPETITION
Royal Cords
HAVE ALWAYS BEEN TIRES OF HIGH QUAL-.
ITJ AT A MEDIUM PRICE
FULLY GAURANTEED
V
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Maupin Garage
"IT SERVES YOU RIGHT
Tygh Valley and Maupin High
schools? The Tygh boys are getting
in shape to make other school teams
go and they are anxious to arrange
couple of 'gamea between the two
twna spoken of. There are many
football fans in Maupin who would
like to see auch gamea, so why not
pull them off?
Pheasant hunters roamed the hills
and flats hereabouts Sundav after
wild game. We failed to hear of
anyone bringing in the limit hut
someone must have shot at least one
pheasant as our yellow " torn cat
Why not a football game between . came home Sunday mornng with the
akin and plumage of a chink in hit
mouth.
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These bucks are big: boned
and of the smooth type.
Located on the ranch, two
miles above Tygh Valey.
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