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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1927)
Thursday, November 17, 102?. TTIR MAUMN TIMES PERSONAL MENTION F. D llllobon was In town from Tygh Vullcy Tuesday. D. L. Rutherord was in from hi Criterion ranch on business Monday. Mrs. Dolph Goetjen wai In Mau pin from Tygh Valley on Tuesday,, o , J. S. Brown and wife were in from Waplnltla Nalns on business on Mon day. , Harry T, Lewis wai down from Waolnltla Plains on huslnoH Tun. day. o - Dr. L. S. Stovall and wife drove to The Dalles on a business mission Tuesday morning. Little Emery Crofoot spent the week end with the family of Lester Crofoot at Two Springe. Henry Kramer, the Smock lawinl'l man, was in Maupin on bunineu con neitO'l with hia mill on Monday. J. W. Temple, wife and daughter, Mrs. Gordon Mateer, drove to The Dalles yesterday on a business trip. George Cunningham and wifo were at Portland over the week end, returning to Mapln Tuesday night. Paget,..,, J L C. Wlllmlm returned from tho Clurno oil fieldH Monday night. He liuil bed'n there building a brick wall around the boiler at the site of the oil well now going down. s DAD COALE OUT OF HOSPITAL Able To Walk Around With Of Cane Improving Aid While at Tho Dalles yesterday The Times man met "Dad'V Coale, who ia recovering from a paralytic stroke, having been in a hospital for somo time, "Dad" relates that' be was discharged from the hospital last Friday, b,ut that arrangements had been made to take him to the county farm, with which proceeding he refused to concur. He is at the Flynn hotel and expects to be able to come to Maupin in a, short time. Mr. Coule sends hia best wishes to all Maupin friends and is grateful for the many acts of kindness ex tended him by those friends during his Illness. VOTED IN COLLEGE Y. M. C. A. Roy Wood Id of Wapinltia Becomes Member of Association R. E. Wilson, wife and son, went to Portland last Thursday and took in the Armlstlc Day program there. They returned to Maupin Sunday evening. I. G. Kramer was In from Ridgc woy Monday and helped his son, Joo, r to lay floor in the luttor's new residence. -! o Miss Ada Carl, who has been visit ing with friends in the Willamette Valley the past ten days, returned home Saturday. Ray Morgan came up from La fayette Saturday and remained until Sunday evening aa a guest at ihi George Carl home. Chat. Edwards and family have re turned to their home at Baker, after having been at the road camp on the cutoff nearly all summer. Oregon Agricultural College, Cor vul is, November 15 Roy Woodside of Wapinltia is one of the eight new members to be voted into the college Y. M. C. A. Membership cards are given to the members which entitles them to privileges in any Y. M. C. A. . Membership is based on good character and willingness to support and further the ideals of the "Y." Karolut la Hotpiu!. Nick Karolus has not been feeling just right lately, so last Thursday he went to The Dalles and entered a hospital there. He is suffering with rectal trouble, but expects to soon be able to return and take up his work on the 0. W. section soon. TYCH VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Clulre Nerval and Clifford L, Brown were tho two candidates from Tygh. Arthur Mulkr is nursing a swol- len ankle and is doing his dead level best to prepare himself for the big game Friday afternoon between Maupin and Tygh, He has thrown away his crutches and makes, an heroic effort to walk without limp ing. It will be one of the marvels of the age if he so far recovers as to be able to play Friday afternoon. Kenneth Webb appeared this af ternoon in football uniform for the first time since his hurt a month ago. We hope for Kenneth's own sake that e will be able to play Fri day. He is so anxoius to do so. ; Play practice continues steadily but does not seem to excite the in terest that football does. We hope however, to have the play ready early in December. Mrs. Leone Miller, grade' teacher in th Tygh Valley public school, be cause of illness, has not been able to be in her place during the week. Miss Ruth McCorkle is substituting for her. , ' i Quite a number of Tygh Valley folks went to The Dalles last Friday to enjoy tho Armistice Day festivi ties, especially the football game be tween Salem Hi and The Dalles Hi. This" was "some: game," We hope ours next Friday may be as interest- ' ing and in the same way. In the lost scrlmage preliminary to the big game this year, Massie Ashley, efficient left tackle for the Lilliputians, smashed his nose. Mas ie declares he needed something of that kind to put him in a proper frame of mind for the big game. Are you proud of ( your boys? Then watch the giants tangle with the Lilliputians this Friday at Tygh. Arc we proud of our boys? You beti Wc shall be on hand to sec them in action: against overwhelming su periority in avoirdupois of the giants Friday afternoon- ANOTHER SHADY BROOK DANCE Cofnmufclly Hall to Bo Scan of Big Timo -Troubadour Four to Bo ., On Mutic End The Troubadour Four, the premier muiiical organization of this section, will he in action at the dance to bo given at Shady Brook Community hall on Saturday evening, the 19th, Of course all know Shady Brook dances are among the most enjoyable functions given in this vicinity and that there is to be another on Satur day night will cause all devotees of the dance to sit up, take notice and plan to be on hand. Put on your best bib and tucker and bie your selves to Shady Brook on Saturday night of this week. ' ODD FELLOWS VISIT DUFUR Mealing Attended By Dalles, Tygh Valley and Maupin Mombort About 25 members of the Maupin Odd Fellows lodge went to Dufur last Saturday evening and partici pated in a meeting with members from The Dalles, Tygh Valley and Dufur lodges. During the meeting work in the third degree was put on by the Dufur lodge, which organiza tion also provided a bountiful spread for the visitors. "I have driven my A man said to U3 the cter -y car , TwontyS: Thousand Miles and never had a wrench an the engine." That sounds to us about like it would sound to a doctor if he had said he had driven 2G00 miles through the dust and mud and over all kinds of roads and Never Took a Bath 'GIVE YOUR MOTOR PROPER CARE Let us overhaul it and put it in first class condition. IT MAKES A WHALE OF A DIFFERENCE MAUPIN gARAGE "IT SERVES YOU RIGHT' About twenty Odd Fellows went from Tygh to Dufur last Saturday and all report a moat enjoyable visit. Tygh furnished two candidates for the1 third degree, which degree the Dufur lodge very beautifully exem plified. Dufur had one candidate of their own and the second candi date was furnished by Maupin. To Avoid Collecting Maiden Aunt to small boy weed ing in the garden: "Did your daddy promise you something if you pull all the weeds out of the garden?" Small Boys "No, he didn't. He promised me something if I didn't" Foley Gaining Strength. John Foley is said to be gaining strength from his recent operation at a Dalles hospital. The reason for the operation was adhesion of the bowels. It is reported that John may have to undergo tho wearing of a plaster cast on his back, as that part of his anatomy is said to be affected. Baker county will , establish new county poor farm arid hospital Ooo 0000000000000000 00 0 o PICKED UP ABOUT TOWN o Q0000OOO00OOOO000000Q :' COMMUNITY HALL ' Pinochle seems doomed for cessa tion in Maupin. Several of the here tofore devotees of the game have "sworn off" for a time, therefore things look to be rather slow for old "Peanuts" here for a time. . '.y x " ' John Confer has not discarded flies as means with which to catch trout Monday afternoon hejrent on the river for a. short time and suc ceeded in landing 17 fine redsides. Caught them on flies, at that. ' , x It doesn't take long, to scare up a crowd for such things aa charivaris in Maupin. Monday night.' a 'bunch was gathered in about half an' hour tmd all went to tho Flat and'foier;' made a newly wedded pair realize they had more friends then ito.-y thot of. ' -x The action of the Community club in providing a proper place for public library speaks well for the ac tivities of the organization. That body of ladies has the right spirit and many more things looking to the upbuilding and benefit of Mau pin are contemplated by them. . " x : - A certain Maupin young lady ad vised a neighbor, a rather 'plump woman, to have her tonsils removed as a preventative of sore throat? re marking that she, the younger one, had gained nine pounds since she. un derwent her throat operation. Her advice waa not taken. .One Swallow does not make sum mer neither does the loss of one dis gruntled subscriber cause a newspa per to suspend publication. There are people who seem to think that when "they stop their paper they are ''getting back" at the publisher and" causing him woes of untold signifi cance! ' ' ' ; Wapinitia will entertain the Ladles Aid of that place and Maupin with a bazaar, to be held in Lewis' hall on the evening of December 2. Many useful articles will be offered for sale,' and a fine lunch is on the pro-' gram for the evening. The Aid works in the interest of a good cause and all who attend and buy at the Bazaar will be aiding that cause. Clarno's oil well has begun busi ness that is, drilling has begun. 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