1 ALSEY ENTERPRISE
Shedd Shots
High School Notes
Jots and Tittles
n c s n tly acquired by the Mountain
Max Elder and Lewie Newman
The senior class has selected a
Brownsville Briefs
States Power company,
are sick with the flu.
class play, which is entitled ' When
(Regular
correspondence)
L W , Byerley was in Albany
The
Barn-y Albers has purchased a a Fellow Needs a Friend.”
Monday.
Mrs.
Eliza
Robe,
who has been
book» have been ordered and prac-
brand new Tin Lizzie.
Short Stories of Happenings in Linn County Generally
very
ill
for
some
days,
is now re­
ticing will soon begin.
The Shedd church cottage has
Mr. Shidd and M r. Coon are
ported better with good proep-ctfl
Mr. Reed ot the Oregon Agricul-
and
in
Halsey
Particularly
heed
repainted
and
repapered.
reported sick with the fln.
of ultimate recovery. Her daugh­
tural College has been asked to
-L
Johu, eon of C. Mehring of Tan- ter, Mrs, Elias Marsters from near
M r . and Mrs. A. D. Elder, who speak at the commencement ex
R o w land has a sheep club.
Horses are selling for good prices gent, has the American typewrit­ Halsey, was with her until the first
were visiting in California, have ercises.
of tbe week.
The Peunywinkle drainage proj J. C. Bramwell -has laid much- ing speed record.
returned home on accouut of the
The junior claes has selected its I
sickness of their son Max.
eel
has
been
dropped.
Work
ou
the
Tennessee
market
play of which the name is ” VVh)
needed new linoleum ou the floor
Mrs. Ed Sawyer and son Edwin
of the ball.
road haa begun, the first this sea­ left Satusday for a visit with
There are
The Earl Shearer family have Smith Left Home,”
The Girls' Glee club will pre.
son in this county.
friends in Portland.
The local
all been sick with the flu, but are twelve characters and it contains sent an elaborate program at the
Tbe Linn county chapter of the
an
interesting
plot.
George
Bank-
now getting along nicely, except
J. True, Mrs. Karl Bramwell train was so late that they miised
Rialto ball Saturday evening.
Red
Cross
is
pronounced
one
of
i
their train at Albany and were
the daughter Maxine, who is still hurst, one of the foremost writers
• he best on the ooast by headquar­ atid Mrs. Edith Robuett were A l­
of American theatricals, consider,
-The Mountain States Power
ompelled to etay over until the
pretty low.
bany
visitors
Tuesday.
ters authorities.
this one o, his best plays.
following day.
company haa completed tbe tak-
It is reported that five members
Charles Moore of Brownsville
Don’t miss the glee club recital (ing over of the Cottage Grove plant.
The 17th of Ireland oomes the j and Viola Woods of Albany got a
Mias Ruth Bailey came home
of tbe W . W. Poland family are Saturday evening at Rialto hall.
from Lebanon the latter part of
Rev. C. G Morris of the Browns­ day after our next issue and four j marriage license Monday.
sick with the flu.
ville Methodist church was kept at days later spring is supposed to ! Soldiers’ state bonus checks are ihe week for a visit sL home with
Miss H attie Dannen spent Sun­
T‘he national grand lodge of home Sunday of lis t week by the b g in
W ill it?
her father, \\ W . Bailey, and her
beginning to come into banks in brother Woodburn.
day at tbe E. A. Starnes home.
Oddfellows meets in Eugene, be­ grip.
The
Linn
county
Jersey
picnic
this county, where they are cashed
Mrs Bennett is nursing the siok ginning March 22.
The meetings at the Christian
Key. W- Earl Cochran, well is to be at the Dickson farm at I There was a Harrisburg orches
folks at the Elder home.
church
closed Sunday eventing.
Shedd
this
year,
and
$50
for
prizes
The co-operative wool-sellers of known in this part of Oregon, is I has beeu voted by the club.
tra at the revival meeting at tb e The campaign was to have been
pastor
of
a
Baptist
church
in
Ta-
Methodist church Tuesday night
the northwest got an average of 7
longer, but on account of bad
Christiau Endeavor Notes
cents a pound more for their clip coma.
A rthur Cole, well known iu
Miss Beulah Munson of Albany weather and sickness throughout
* The Christian Endeavor bnsi- than was paid bv local buyers.
The state board of hoalth gives Brownsville and Albany, writes spent the week end as the guest of the community it was thot best to
nuea meeting is to be held Tue-day
the Brownsville city water an ex­ from San Francisco: ‘‘ Have been Mra. C. S. Bass and is now at the discontinue the services for the
evening at the home of Edith Rob-
Brickdust, baking soda and sul­ cellent recommendation for health­ enjoying a fine winte- here, finan­ home of her brother-in-law, K. V present, and Evangelist Straub left
nett.
cially and otherwise.”
fur are the only ingredients in a ful ness.
Bass.
Monday for his home in Eugene.
The Endeavorers are hoping to widely advertised “ tree powder”
There
were some accessions to the
The elaborate program which the
More buttons were busted at
go over the top in the “ each-oue- sold to orchardists as a cureall for
The county court has decided
church.
high
school
G
irls’
Glee
club
will
Oddfellow’
halt
Tuesday
night
and
win-one campaign.”
about all the ills that afflict Ore- that Tom, Dick and H a rry may
present at the Rialto ball nex ve-terday morning until after the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Isom are
More than half of no longer order supplies for the Saturday night was published in
Christian Endeavor next Sunday gon orchards.
night-working printer mau went the proud parents of a fine daugh­
the
Thompson
tree
powder
was
county
without
formal
requisitions.
night at 6:30. Every Endeavorer
the Enterprise two weeks ago.
home from the field of his labor ter who arrived Sunday morning.
shown by chemical analysis at 0 This is in the interest of economy,
cdme arid bring a friend.
near by.
.
Mrs. C. O. Rush died at her
Robert Stewart of Albany hss
The Endeavorers of the Chris­ A C to be sulfur, more than a
The Oddfellows have a better been made manager of the Cottage
third
brickdust,
and
the
rest—5
3
T. D. Marshall, who had re­ home east of town Saturday after­
tian church had a business meet­
In another tree understanding than has prevailed Grove steam-power electric plant, turned from Spokane to Linn noon from a complication of flu
ing, followed by a social hour and per cent—soda.
powder
fake,
'‘8quasaa,”
peddled
ounty to go on a (arin in the Har- and pneumonia, after a brief ill-
a feed, at the John Porter home
Mr. Rush and other mem­
all over southern Oregon, sulfur
oiony neighborhood and was wait, nesS.
Tuesday evening.
bers of the family are now suffier-
makes up 93 per cent.
ing
at
Albany
for
hie
wife
to
fin­
nge la Intoxicated w ith pleasure, pur­
The members of the Christian
ish closiug up their affairs at Spo­ ing with tbe flu, the former beinir
suit of gain and selfish ambition.
Endeavor of the Christian church
Detroit voters are to decide April
kane, had a serious stroke of par­ bedfast.
I.
Recklass
Security
(vv.
1-3).
will sell home-made candy at the
15 whether or not the city shall I
They were blind to the perils that sur­ alysis Tuesday morning and died
For a time last week the public
glee club Saturday night.
rounded them. T hey w ere living In a
ext day.
buy the streetcar system for about
. schnoli were almost depopulated,
fool's pare dise, closing tb elr eyes to
120,000,000. Auto competition I a-
| so many of the studente were out
In renewing her subscription to
the approaching storm o f judgment as
driven more than one streecarl
I with tbe flu.
Coming
predicted by Amos. They trusted In • he Enterprise Mrs. Amney David-
company to try to get out by sell­
Date, March 14.
the mountains o f Sam aria for thetr ’‘on, formerly of Brownsville hot _ Prof. Raymond Baker drove to
ing to a city.
A big city in the
protection. They regarded th e ir city "ow of Salem, writes that herself Eugene Saturday with hie young
Time, 2 p m .
state north of us has a white ele-I
as Impregnable.
T hey no rtouht re­ and her daughter, Mrs. Mason son Henry, from whose throat Dr.
Place, Mr". W hite’s.
ph cut of this kind on its hands.
garded the utterance o f Amos as Im-
Subject, ‘ ‘Conquering tbe Jun­ Detroit may ge: another.
Bishop, and her glanddaugbter, Gullion removed the tonsils They
There]
[ practicable— the dreams of a fanatic.
gles of Africa.”
Geraldine
Davidson, are better af­ returned borne Sunday.
Halsey
Christian
Church
are plenty of there animals on
T he tragic thing about this blindness
Leader, Mrs. Lou Taylor,
the cash market.
Charlie Jackson returned the
one the p art of the chief ones of the ter suffering from ttu, nud add»
What? Women’s Missionary so­
nation was they w ere so puffed up that half the teacbera and pupils first or the week from a visit of
ciety of the Christian church.
Church Announcements
w ith pride that they fatted to read there are out of school on account several days with his children in
The 3 ta rt of Divorce.
the signs of the tl nee In the light of of the epidemic.
Tbe most prim itive people held that C hrisiian:
Portland and is once more at home
history (v. 2.) T b e cities of Calneh
a husband could repudiate his w ife »<
at the Hotel Browneville.
When
you
buy
anything
adver.
10,
Bible
school,
W-
H
.
Robert­
and H ainath, though great and mighty,
will. This was gradually modified. (U>
Mra. A. S Ham ill is reported
had fallen
To disregard the team nt Used in this paper, if you will teb
separations could be obtained foi son, superintendent.
W e H ave
11, Communion service.
Ser­ of history, to dismiss the thought of the advertiser you saw his an. critically ill at her home. A t thie
cause. The hearing o f cases came to
E V E R Y T H IN G
‘ ‘Why
Every Christian impending judgment. Is to bring near nounctment in the Enterprise you writing (Monday) her condition ie
be a function o f the courts, and laws mon,
the "seat of violence" (v. 8 ).
Let will help both him and ua—-him giving the family much concern.
Should
Be
an
Evangelist.’’
grew
aDd
adapted
themselves
d
ll
»
O ptical
chaotic Europe and Russia be the red by helping him to know what he
Special code of divorce laws was
6:30, Christian Endeavor.
lights of warning to America, and lei
Prof, Caswell, accompanied by
framed, with a special court to handle
E Y E S T R A IN
7:30, Sermon: ‘ ‘ Repentance.
i* getting for his advertising monet
all Injustice and class selfishness be
the cases. The first real divorce court
Is the Cause of M any
and us by increasing tbe likeli- hie eieter, M m Caswell, drove
You are cordially invited to at­ laid aside.
was established In England by act of tend all of tbe above services.
H U M A N IL L S
b »od of our getting more of that over from Eugene Sunday morning
II. Luxury ( w . 4-8).
parliament in 1837.
I f your eyes g ive you trouble or
And don’t overlook Bu- to speak in the Presbyterian church
Lester Jones, pastor.
T he luxury of these upper classes In m 'ney.
your glasses are annoying
sick's
injunction
to bring the’ ad. at 11 o’clock. Hie address on the
So Few Can.
Sam aria expressed Itse lf In : 1. E x tra v ­
S E E US. We can Relieve You
New Era movement was full of
Methodist:
Sign on snhnrhan estate- “Dogs and
agant fu rn itu re (v. 4 ). They had beds with you.
instruction and of suggestions as to
Bancroft Optical Co. , bens are requested to keep off thia
of
Ivory—
perhaps
wood
Inlaid
___
Itti
Sunday School, 10.
J W Moore, who attended the the beet methods of putting over
^ ^ 1 3 1st St. W. Albany. Phone
la w n ."’ But suppose they ean‘t rend?
Ivory. Costly as th e ir fu rn itu re was In
Preaching, 11.
neeting of the Linn County Reelty the every-meinber campaigp to
—Boston Transcript
that day. It was commonplace as com­
Junior League, 8,
board at Lebanon
last week raiee the annual budget of current
pared to some of the expensive furnl
Intermediate League. 6:30.
lu re and fittings In our great cities.
«ays that any one of the half-dozen expenses and benevolences of the
Epworth League, 6:80.
2. Laziness (v. 4 ). T hey stretched talks was worth the lime and ex­ church.
The can vsss will be made
Preaching, 7:30.
themselves upon th e ir couches— lived pense of attending.
J C. Irvi ie soon.
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8.
lives of Indolence. Such Is the way of Lebanon voiced an address of
Mrs Wigle hag rented and
o f many still.
Rev, C. T . Cook, Pastor,
welcome, to which Owen Beam of
3. Feasted on delicacies (v. 4). The
moved
into the Mrs. Laura A m ­
Albany responded.
A. R. RJiter
Im plication here Is that they had their
brose cottage on Main street.
of
Portland
spoke
ou
"W
h
y
a
Ke­
| Pine Grove Church:
dainties out of season
This Is what
lly Hoard?”
George H. Crowell
many of the rich pride themselves In.
Sunday School, 10.
W. L. Jackson of the Albany
>t Albany on “ W hy an Abstract?"
4. Adorn their feasts w ith music
Preaching, 11, by Bro. Eggly.
(v. 5 ). They sang Idle songs— even In ­ State Real Estate Commissioner Democrat is out again after being
Prayer-meeting, 7.
vented musical Instruments for this C. V. Johnson on “ Why Bond and very low with flu.
Bible Study, Wednesday, 7.
purpose. They prostituted the noble hcense a Realty Broker?” and C.
F. M. Bear of Plainview won a
a rt o f music to th eir sensual feasts. E. McKenna of Portland on ‘‘T a x ­
5. They drank wine (v. 6). They ation.”
Duroc-Jersey hog in a contest ar.
Sunday School Lesson
were not content w ith ordinary drink
ranged by tbe Oregon Farmer and
Ing vessels. They drank from howls.
(Continued on page 4)
got one raised by M. Auerhofer of
■Ug Rh.». K B FITZW ATER. D. IX. Indicating excessive drinking.
They
Tallman.
Teaeher of English Bible In tha Moody
New Wash Goods for Spring
Bible Institute of Chicago.)
j C opyrigh t. ISIS.
'
W eelern N o w .p .s o r
"i
T '. t
U a lo a .
r—= . 3
LESSON FOR MARCH 12
| AMO»
WARN»
IS R A E L
(T E M P E R .
ANCE LESSON)
LESSON T E X T -A m o e «44.
O dL D E N T E X T —Winn Is a mocker,
strong drink Is raging, end whosoever Is
deceived thereby Is not w ise —Prov. f t I.
R EFER E N C E M ATERIAL—Isa
5 0.
12.
a , a , H 1-12. H ose* 1 11, Oel SOS-21.
E H A V E O B T A IN E D a bountiful stock of Spring Wash Goods. These
PRIM ARY TOPIC—Ood Bends Am os on
m aterials are suitable for making dresses, waists, skirts and other w ith an Errand.
garments
JUNIO R TOPIC—A Prophet Who Wee
Friend to the Poor
Brices are tower than usual, and we welcome a quality comparison of out i IN
TER M ED IA TE AND SENIO R TOPIC
wash materials with any sim ilar goods, regardless of price.
-T he Coneequenreo of Self-Indulgence.
, TOUNO PEO PL E A N D ADULT TOPIC
—Social E vils Tet to Be Conquered
W
A Few of
the New Season’s Favored Weaves
were so mastered by the Intoxlcaiing
cup that th eir feasts which Were
adorned w ith the refinements of music
ended In drunkenness.
I I I . F ailu re to Orleve fo r Joseph
(v. • ) .
Joseph here stands fo r Ephraim
and Manasseh, his two sons. Eph­
raim
became
the
principal
tribe
o f the northern kingdom, so Joseph Is
used as a synonym for the nation. The
upper clasaea were indulging In these
effem inate luxuries, entirely Indifferent
to the groanings of the masses
And
whenever such a condition exist In i
nation there Is need o f Amos to
thunder God's judgm ent upon those
who are g uilty of It.
IV. The Inevitable Issue (vv. 7 ,8 ).
1. They shall go into captivity (v. 7 ).
T he northern nation was first In sin
therefore first to go Into captivity
W hat a striking contrast thia picture: j
Instead of lying on Ivory couchee
feasting «pea dainties, they are w ith
the suffering exiles.
2. T h e certptnty o f the Issue (v. 8).
I t Is Inevitable because o f God's n.i
ture.
H e Is s God o f justice.
He ,
has sworn that Judgment shall fall
H e is the God o f host»— the controller
o f tbe whole universe, therefore none
ran «scape. God hates the wickedness
o f the world, and H e w ilt bring Into
judgment the men and women who
revel In luxury w ith no concern for
the poor and needy
Thongh Ood
T he kingdom o f Israel reached a
high state of prosperity la the tim e o f
Jeroboam IL and w ith It came a con­
dition
o f luxury, corruption
and
Beaded V oile, sim ilar to finer grades of S ilk Tisane Ginghams in a variety of WlckedaeflS.
imported swisses. dots, checks and fig new checks, stripes and novelty plants,
T h e judgment woe of this lesson Is
arcs
Yard. 7 5c
priced, tbe yard, at 7 5 c
directed against tha alna of the upper
Dress Ginghams in a large assortment
cl «»sea In Samaria. The same etna are
of new patterns. 27- to 32-tnch at 2 0 <
t-
•«.
. •
practiced In Am erica. In the nation
2 5 3O c
< V J *P *ne* * Crepe, the real imported ar
*
ticle, in eleven colon, yard. 40 c .
and In the church. W ith the ln. rvane
Drapery in many new colon and bean
of wealth in Am erica hae come luxury,
tilu l designs, priced 2 5 to 4 0 e the
rorruptton and gross wickedness which
Indian
Head,
in
56-,
4
4
-and
54-incb.
and
yard.
staggers the Imagination. It behooves
doors in 56-inch, at, the yard, 5Oc
all to g iro a listening ear, for God w ill
eventually enter Into Judgment. Guy
"Hum m ing B ird " ailk Hosiery, all colon. " I t w e a n "
lexann Is a temperance lesson. Tem per­
ance apptlea to other things than In­
dulgence in Intoxicating liquor
P it I watts long. He does not forget.
M. V. KOONTZ <5
Ths
only escape for America Is repentance.
Big FURNITURE Sale
m attresses
W ool Plax, 50-pouui', regular $.’ 2.50
to $2S.
Special . . . . . . . . . . . .
Silk Floss, 3.5-lb, regu­
lar »24 to $25 Special
Silk Floss, 80 lb ., reg.
alar $22. S p e c ia l.i..
S ilk Floss. 25-lb., reg­
ular »18 lo IV. Special
Cotton Mattress, built
In layer*. S p e c ia l...
BEDS!
$14.85
16.85
13.85
12.45
6.85
BEDS!
A ll fsmqus Siininoni products, 2-in.
main posts, I in supporting posts
vernis M artin and ivory finish, regu-
tar $14 to $18
1 A r
Your choice this sate.
¿p l U . i ) U
All.brass lied*, guar-
anteed. S pecisl.........
fl fW OCT
1 < .O u )
S P R IN G S
Ur"«;'«' ',eCk' ,he Very bert- " 1 “
•X*.........$13.50
Heavy coarse spring, regular *l.t
$9.85
ipi,;,"; 5.65-
Another coil spring
regular $6 50. Special
4.25
Special..............
Medium
coil spring,
S till another coil spri ng. r> ry e -
rregular $5.50 Special.. i j . / i )
Yum Yum spring
lar $5. Special . . .
1-73.75
BREA K FAST
TABLES
Unfinished or stained, round or
square, absolutely the best make,
regular price $5
Special this sale . . .
$2.95
ROGOW AYS
Second and Baker sts.,
Albany, Oregon