VOL. 9, NO. 24
H A IJS E Y
COUNTY,
HALSEY STATE BANK
HALSEY NEWS NOTES
HALSEY. O R EG O N
ALSO ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM EVERYWHERE
Capital and Surplus $34,000
Mrs Quirk Called Home.
Interest paid on time certificates of deposit
\\ e invite your banking business
H. KOONTZ, P res.
1). TA YLOR, V ice-P res
Ik M. BOND. Cashier
PREPAYM ENT EARM LOANS
Mrs M. J. P enland-Q oick was
boro Slay 4 th, 1840, in llliuois.
| She war 80 years of age. She was
. a prom inent pioneer of the W il
lam ette valley am i she died at her
h c h .^ io H alsey at 7:25 ,». in. Feb.
*3, 1921,
Mrs Q uick’s residence in Ore-
in
p | a in 1847,
8 w ith when
" a " I r a she
n,
began
We A ided the " P R E " to paym ent and will loan you money for ten or tw enty ! fgon
’ ro40ed
\ he
years. No c o m m ia fo . mortgage, no Life Insurance. You can, but do n o . have | h e s d e d liy
See J. M. and IL M. Hawkins, Albany. Oregon.
The First Savings Bank of Albany .Oregon
‘W H E R E SA V IN G S A R E S A F E ’
Is a good place to deposit y o n r saving ». 4 percent in te re s t on savings
accounts th a t ru n th ree m onths, six m onths o r a year.
In te re s t paid
s e m i-a n n u a lly .
» O Y A U
^WORCESTER
X O R SETS^
Guaranteed by Us
You need corsets
for Style but you
buy them for Ser
vice and nothing*
can take the place
of long wear. We
have spent years
getting acquainted
with practically ev
ery corset and
when we offer you
ROYAL WORCES
TER corsets, we
know we are giv-
You can see their Style—you can
feel their f it—and their service is
guaranteed by us.
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" th ic k f lo e s n o t p i n c h , b r e a k , t w i s t o r
a n rk i t a l w a y s s t a y s
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I ercy Stearns nt Lebanon; sc J W -------------------------■----------------- -
Wilson of A lb an y ; treas, I. E
Arnol I of A lbany; m em bers i f
W l H avk
executive
A
eom niittee.
J
EVERY TL1AL
D ougherty of Brownsville, J B
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O ptical
C ornett of Shedd, and I' J Jackson
of H alsey
E Y E S T R A IN
W ork for the ensuing year
was
1« th e C ause ol J»luuy
outlined, and the farm ers
H l MAN 1I LS
look
11 > O ur e> * < g iv e you tro.ibl«
forward to th e accom plishm ent of
gluases a re a n n o y in g
much m utual
good
c ‘ o r " n n » t of A SU E y our
I'hebi’rgel
v im -m
' n te on
H t a SW
I S . W v ca u R elieve Wuu.
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Bancroft Optical Co.
A lbany. PI i.n« «itI
g ran d fath er. C aptain Cox estah accom plish is the launching of an
fished the first store at Salem educational cam paign
th ro u g h o u t_
where he and his large fam ily of th e .-fate.
For Sale Buckwheat, Hour and
■named sons and dau g h ters w th
Co-operation am] education are su g a r cured bacon and hums.
k
their sm all ch ildren settled . They the w atchw ords of ihe
B
Miller,
Halsey,
Ph
aim
2X5.
o rg a n u a -
took donation claim s around ha- loin.
l- 2 'tf .
Jem. C aptain Cook brought goods
.,
E B Penland was an A lbany
across tlm plains by ox team s a n d . K r 0 A '" S V l l l c a n d D rifte d Snow
caller M onday.
established ti.e first store in our
,.r
? H S tu r t« v a n t’.s.
H enry Zim m erm an was an Al-
ca p ita l city . Mrs Quick rem e m -1 ’ M Beynolds was an A lbany
liany visitor S atu rd ay .
, visitor last I hursday.
bered th a t weary journey of six
1) S M cW illiam s was an A lbany I
H “ r,° ld S l y e , , ' ° " o f t h * 0 A C,
m onths
and
also the m em bers ol alter Monday
.
.
' Mp**nt tb ,‘
H‘ul wl‘h *»is parents.
ie im .nigrm it tra m . One of her
For Dental Work D r F W
W"‘ Curti* fro'“t ' al-soon, c a n ,,
playm ates Ou the way was a little Barnum. H arrisburg
Oreffon’
S“lUrdttV und »Mended Ml.
hoy o f seven. ,ust her own age. Rhone or write for aupointmcnt Q,,ick’*,fui,eral-
who afterw ards became L .S .D .S - ,
L ast S a tu rd a y Fred O s S of I F W k ° b,,,on • « * " ’’•<« th e
rict Judge, This was C. 1!. Bil- I'acomn, W ash, arrived here on „ ,<ur" “ 'r'’’
tm g
Albany S a to r-’
lings. O thers whn became prom i- vi^ft to his b ro th e r Sidney
lla>’-
nent in the sta te m ight a,so be
R B M ayberry shtpped a 'c a r of
A lbany trana-
m entioned.
hogs and cattle last Friday
•'« te,| business in Hulsey last
M artha Jane B»own was m arried
Mrs 1,1a t nm m m gs property in I tv iv i?.
• , ,
to Heury F in la n d in 1854 and town
is for sale.
In q u ire ol th.
7 ,
‘
H ol," an
went as a bride to live ou his do. wnvr in A lb a n y .
Hid jacki?on «tore of A lbany, at-
nation claim at P h ilo m ath . Home
W anted Sheep pasture and ' j" v
Mr' QUiCk’* fun*‘rHl s ’ " ir-
of this claim is now ■ part of that
■«ome feed- r hogs. I still h a v e ! ,
town. Ile te her eldest sons, Elia» three fresh cows for sale. R B ' ,,
fol,owi"* list of ’""'.»sfroa
B. P enland now of H alsey, and M ayberry
Halsey are lbs ones the jurors will
L. E. PcBland of P e n d h to n , were
I » „ I h . prepared l„
' ¡7
W U , |l . ,
born, Mr P enland was a pioneer
from K y., arriv in g in Oregon m
1852. Five ye. i t s l a t 'f r Mr Pen-
I «nd gold hi» donation claim and
•arljr as possible. M rs Win Zell P II v
,
' " A ‘‘
moved with his fam ily to the old n e rs
H
‘f ’H- G II K.ionlz, and U W Morntai«»
1"lo tf I weg
home place in tins com m unity
'h e r e ho sp en t a useful life as one
f the leading farm , rs of this
»uiity.
Iu th is final and perm an en t * J f y o u w a n t fo
soil your pine»* n<,w js lh«> tim e to
home were born four daughters,
"tart
so
m
eth
in
g
,
by listin g it. with m e.
wo of them dying at u very e a rl\
J
am
asso
,a
n
tin
g
with <1, alters in th e lapop,.
age. O ne of the othar daughters,
«iti«««
■ annie, now M u P. T. S ta rr of •I th e \ ailey ami will th e re fo re have
a
linv
on
th«
Portage, Mont □ », survives her
iHiyers co m in g in. ] t ln ig h t also
ho po*jsih|«> to
'lie and her hu band. Dr. S tarr,
'•ade y (,,ir p re se n t h o ld in g s f o r a
pJac«« moiw I«
ver« w ith her th e last few m o n th s 1
><»ur likimr. Let s s g <ret
fnw
.'ther.
e t ft
i'»t'!
>: her life. H er other daughter,
Office at H a lte t f lru g Store.
Bara, m arried H . U. D*vis of
J W M OORE
fa ls e /, and after a Jong illness
bed twelve years ago a loss that
7J
he never ceased to feel.
Mrs. Q uick !iv< I to see grow to
iseful m an h o ,d and won.anli.eio
veive grandchildren. She is sur
fed by tw o ris te rs , Miss N. Spen-
er of H ulsey, sn d Mrs D I. M ath-
:iy of 1 os A ngiles, C alifornia.
She was a m em ber of the Meth-
diat church for 00 years ai d ,
Ax your anim als com e in ofT th e
”
V*
p astures th e y ’ll m i u tho to r d a •»■ ■1 laxnlivea \
uder of the W C. T. L. f,„
w 'uch n atu re supplied to keep the i . , < i , , n .
lany years.
ft s a big ■
j, m u st r ,
is
—
REAL ESTATE
ing you the best wearing and most
economical corsets made.
th e
J
U J 1st St. \\
**> pay on the principal annual)»
w ith
Thom , g
No. 1 tied and A Hike Clever
I reed for sale at ion est prie* 5
T. J. Sk'rvin,
*
Clever Warehouse.
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c /a s f ,
syaeak
fla t.
.
M. V. KOCNTZ CO.
Try an Ad in the Enterprise
äj;
/Is? O - ff S u m m e r -- ' ’
P astu re s
Card of Thanks.
i?c« lfn‘£ ¡!’. t,‘e, ‘lry feed — hay, eran» unu Judder — or Ui. y will get
o il I ecu and out of fix.
7L
We th a n k o j r frn nds for fbeii
t ) 6
lowers, and '»specially for their
in d n e ssin cheering our m other /)'
•v th e ir visits du rin g her illness.
K. B. Penland. .4
L. E. Penland. /
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F a n n y S ta rr.
'I
The Farm Bureau Meeting
A
The F arm ers held th e ir big M
neeting at A lbany Ikst S atu rd ay j/I
•‘Cording to schedule.
’
T he following officers were elec
e l for th e com ing year. Pres ■
>V W Poland of Sh'-dd. Vice pres '
Dr. Hexs Stock Tonic
Í A« T o iifct — L a x a t
— D iu rcttcu
ltk"
I t X ..
h.w« h. .I.h v , t h n f V I f - from » .pn.
I t OM-aiMi le alth «nd th rift for nil «nirtdib.
nar.
,u
- ,h" mrtk "ow-
Why Pay (he Peddler Twice My Price?
We a n I t a l ¿talen /o r Ihe b r . ríete Une. Call on ut
D. H. STURTEVANT.
Te» as A«» math Hock mu hme.
We h m t a packoge to enU.
D rH ess In stan t Loi^e Killer Kills __