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About Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1922)
halseyenterprise VO L. X HALSEY. L IN N COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. M A Y .’5, 1K2 Brownsville Briefs ( Regular Correspondeos«) The various churches of Browns ville are planning a children’s ween under the direction of the Union church, June 6 to 11. A feature of the celebration will be a picture of all the Sunday? schools ' on June V with a parade. Hakey Christian Church” W. T. Templeton this week dis posed of his residence io’ 8outh Brownsville to Charles Fullager. Church Announcements Brownsville lost to Sweet Home Christian : iast Friday on the latter’s field 10, Bible school. 11, Lord’s supper. Sermon, with a score of 8 to 7. The Church Made Plain.” Ernest and Kenneth 5(i>Crae 7, Christian Endeavor. Gene I formerly of Brownsville, came over vieve Wells, leader. from Jefferson Sunday for a brief 4 i 8, Sermon, ‘‘The Old Fashioned visit. W hen you need anything for your automobile we can give you real values. Look our stock over. Shedd Shots LIVE PRIMARIES (Regular Correspondence) Electrified By Olcott at the Ik ,lh er” W4<i * b a,l Rame Sunday between Shedd and Brownsville Eleventh Hour 1 * .“C?re was 8 ,o 9 io Brow"«- The primary campaign was fur- ville’s favor. uiahiug only moderately entertain Raymond Shedd, who is attend. n.* °: ,A- c -. s PHnt <he week end ing features until pretty near its c , • . ,PaHerson was baiting Hall with his parents in Shedd, about his connection with the tele, Preparations are being made for phone monopoly and Hall was Successor« to R. W. Tupp a picnic at the Dickson farm »puttering mildly without saying Ihureday. They are expecting the “»ything, when suddenly Governor Jersey jubilee men here. O co t jazzed ’em up” to the sat Mr. and Mn. Charles Troutman isfaction of the most exacting sen •Pent Sunday at the Dave Isom sation lover and obscured all other candidates for governor aud all horns near Halsey. other issues, Mrs. Fetterly and her sister of Olcott issued a proclamation call, Portland are planning on spending ing upon all peace officers to watch Gospel”. Dean Tycer attended the jflnlor the summer in Sbedd at the home the ku Klux Kian and prevent it There will be a baptism after Short Stories of Happenings in Linn County Generally of Mrs. Morgason. the morning service. All are in week end at Corvallis Saturday. from violating the laws. vited to attend. Brownsville’s new fire depart . ? ° b*rl■ J^'ing has been confined Hall had been declared a K K and in Halsey Particularly Also at the morning service we ment had its first real test Satur to hie bed the last week with rheum “«d his friends had boasted that —--------------------- ------------------u. atism. will consider the matter of en day noon, when it responded to a the invisible empire” would nom A factory for producing tools, Rebekahs and W. F. Wadswotth larging the building, so all members call and extinguished a fire at thj inate and elect him. Hammer and Mn. Curtis and daughter of are urged to be present. residence of Veruon Alexander. A springs, shock absorbers and other state patriarch of the encamp longs they went at it, Klaneman, baleni are visiting Mn. Curtis’ defective flue wae responsible for articles connected with the auto ment. Catholic, Jew and African; and Lester Jones, pastor. cousin, Mn. McClunber, out at the governor got hie nomination the fire, which started on the roof business is being fitted up at Leb Saddle Butte. Frank Walker jr. of Brownsville anon. of the dwelling. Hall says he will win vet on a re- Methodist: celled here Sunday on his way Miss Francis Freerksen has been count. home from the Shedd-Browneville The seniors held a lawn fete at The Brownsville Good Cltixen- Sunday School, 10. suffering with an attack of tonsil- Hoff wae nominated to succeed Preaching, 11. the home of George Evans last ship league, instead of trying to ball game at Sbedd. itis. himself as state treasurer, W ill Junior League, 8, Saturday, night. The large lawn enforce the laws in existence, like Misses Anna Heinrich, Alberta Misses Viola Arnold and Gail iams was re-elected republican ua- was beautifully decorated and the that again t the nee of tobacco by Koontz and Lila Dudley and Intermediate League, 6:30. Troutman spent the week end with tiona1 committeeman and Charles attendance was good. minors, made its first strike in a Mossrs. Jesse and Kenneth Cross Viola Epworth League, 6:80. s sister in Eugene. Uhilds got a renomination as rep Preaching, 7:30. Mr. Thompson, who bought the petition to the school board to for and Wayne Robertson attended a L. C. Pennell is visiting his fam resentative from this county, bid dancing “ where men and W o Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8. P«rtT, given on the banks of the ily in Canby for a few days. Dr. Shelton property on Spaulding though he did not poll the heaviest Rev, C. T. Cook, Pastor, avenue, will erect a 40x90 concrete men dance together’* by any tea Willamette river, Saturday night. vote, long as he has held the posi Mrs. Josling was an over-night tion. H building which will be occupied by cher. Even Principal Baker, who The high echool baseball team visitor iu Albany last week. introduced Bible study in the a general merchandise store. Mr. schools, opposed this and the •lipped up to Harrisburg Friday to The public service commission is Mr. McElvane drove to Port Pine Grove Church: pe. play the ball team there. Halsey Thompson is well known to resil tition was denied. land Saturday evening and re recalled because it did not reduce Sunday School, 10. dents of this community, having skidded back the loter by 8 to 1. turned Sunday. telephone rates, which shows what Prayer-meeting, 7. been in business here before, The Lebanon correspondent of J here will be two more gamed, would have happened to Hall, as a the Democrat writes: Som etim e one each with Harrisburg and telephone profiteer, if the K. K. K. Reuben \arbrough of Eugene has In the Brownsville party that had not come upon the scene. ago Mrs. John Parton noticed unction City. been visiting for a week or so at went to the Sbedd ball game in Thoms and Sprenger tied for the Linn Shows Some Growth T two robins fly down to the ground A good sited crowd went to Shedd the Tindle car were Pat MeKamey, and fight the cat. Later she lest Friday to see the eighth grade the R Savage home. He was in republican nomination on the face According tp the Albany Herald - [P 1 1 town Sunday and called on the Lee Moss and Wyatt Tindle. A of the first returns but the official found they were building a nest blow-out caused them to halt in of Dec. 0, 18^9, there were two in a tree near the house and that of the Halsey school play the wbeelert. count gave the majority to Thoms. grade at Shedd- Halsey won, firms in Halsey who paid more Halsey for repairs. W. J. Ribelin was taken ill Mou- I he voters indorsed the proposed than $200 iu taxes. They were they were more pergisteut in fight making the score 11 to 9, for the day evening and it is feared ing the cat away; now there are Brownsville union high school. f l M E Bret time in the baseball season. HAI ra J lroad William Allen, 1249,5«, and pneumonia is the trouble Mr young robins in tbs neat and they (Continued on page 3) Thompson & Son. $223.80. Eigh N orth Wednesday evening wTTl be com South Ribelin is past 80 years old so teeu years ago William M Allen positively refuse to let the cat coma No. 1R, 12:01 p. in. mencement night. Prof. Reed o f No, 23, 11:39 a. there are fears for the worst. to the house but iusist that Tom Peoria F ifhts Thistles was assessed, on the actual value 24, 5.50 p. m. O - A. C. will be the speaker of the 17, 5.39 p. County Agent Heyman writes ■ J of property, $8856, Samuel Porter atav at the barn. They bare auc Pi‘tm»n Bnd hi« sister-in- evening at 8 o’clock at the Metho $«676 and W. 0 . Bond $6149, a needed in fighting him away. This that at Peoria forty farmers have I aw , M iss Lillian Barber, went to dist church. Grace Kirk, Alta SUNDAY MAIL HOURS is the first instance known here pledged themselves to cooperate Corvallis Sunday to see Mrs. Pitt, three in Halsey. Hayes, Geraldine Cook, Alberta The delivery window of the The heaviest taxpayer in the when a cat was whipped by so on the thistle eradication project. man, who is in a hospital there Koonts, Hazel Gulliford, DeLos Halsey poetoffice is open Sundays county at the first named date was small a bird. There were six land owners who recovering after a surgical oper- (Jark, Glenn Prum and Virgil grnm 9:15 to 9:45 a. m. and 12:20 the 0 & C. railroad company, Mrs. Margaret Jones and two were either not at home when Mr. atmn. She is recovering nicely. Corbin are the graduates. to 12:35 and 4:45 to 5.00 p. m. $8527.30, and hut three others paid little boys, Ray and Kenneth, of Abraham called or are living in more than $500, namely, Jacob Lake Andes, S. D , are visiting other places. The entire acreage Keen, Lebanon,$690 14; W. Coch- Mrs. Jones’ sieter and family at the igned up for i s5528. -‘■W. The pledge reads: We, the un ran er„ Brownsville, $640; John W, F. Carter home, and she In Connor, Albany, $612.16 and M. tends to spend the summer in the dersigned, in order to promote the W e H ave eradication of the Canada thistle Hacklemao, Albany, $558 50. In west. , I .Mii,1i eo at ray reBidence in North Brownsville at 1914 there were sixty-oue taxpayers E V E R Y T H IN G The Standard Bearers held a very in our community and ih Linn in the county paying over $500, couniy; and to co-operate with the io d o e k Saturday, May 27, all my furniture and pleasant meetiug Saturday even O ptical and the raslroad company was not nig with Mrs D- S, MoWilliams. county igofficiale in the enforce household utensils, fruit jars and fruit, garden hose E Y E S T R A IN one of them. These figures are rearl Pehraeon gave a very interest ment of the noxious weed law, Is the Cause of Many taken from the Herald which May in g lesson, using a chart in explain- promise that we and each of us etC FRANK W ALKER ’ H U M A N IL L S or Walton has preserved. ing the different departments of separately will prevent the Can I f your eyes give you trouble or the W, F. M. S. organisation. ada thistle from going to seed on your glasses are annoying Dr. O. H Kent of Brownsville The treasurer's report showed our own lends, without notice be S E E US. We can Relieve You came over Sunday with Mrs. Kent about $30 cleared by the baser ing served, and will in every way Bancroft Optical Co. aud his family and Mrs. Kent’s which wae given recently. Mrs. possible nphold and support any 313 1st SI. W. Albany. Phone sister, in his new Studebsker car. D. Taylor is the superintendent of deputy who may be appointed by the county court for the purpose They called at the Wheeler home. thia organisation. of enforcing the Canada thistle law Four carloads of young people in our community. We also prom from the Methodist church enjoyed ise to give to tbe deputy all infor a wenie roast at McKerohar’a mill, mation possible about places where near Crawfordsville, Tuesday even thistles are not being cared for ac A Few of the M any ing. getting home after midnight. cording to the law, '// bave received anoth- They all enjoyed the affair. / 57 I er shipment of Men’s Quality John T. McNeil The members of the graduating John T. McNeil wae born near Work 8hoes, the kind that cleae of the high school had their flunk day last Thursday, and with Halsey, Dec. 8, 1853, and depart Shoes prove their worth after He Mrs. Bond and Clyde Koonts as ed this life May 16, 1922. leaves a wife, four children and months of wearing and bring Chajterones hied themselves to near Patent Puinps-O ne-strap Baby Dolls... Holley and spent the day in real two listen . The children are Mrs. [their owners back for more. joy. They oame home at night in Sadie Petry of Seattle, Mrs. Lizzie 1 11 pays to buy goods of qual Pollyann a Patent Wolts, two-stra p ...... Simona of Eugene, M m , Clara high spirits. ity, especially when these Perry of Cottage Grove and Grant Black Kid o n e -stra p ......... ...................... The baccalaureate sermon for the of Halaey. The sisters are Mrs goods are moderately priced. graduating class will be delivered Jane Cummings of Corvallis and Men’s soft, dark brown White Cloth one-strap P u m p s............... in the Methodist church Sunday Mn. Mary Palmer of San ___ Lois . . . , chrome Blucber, full double evening at 8 by Ray. C. T. Cook. Obiipo, Cal. There are ten grand Hosiery oak sole, brass nailed, full vamp, grain leather inner Monday evening at tbe Metho children and a hoat of friends. sole, full gusset, mtaide counter pocket, Munson He spent his entire life in Ore Black or white Cordovan in cotton lisle at 25. diet church will be class night of last. Price graduating yonng people from the gon, near his birthplace, and wta 35. ,45 and 5 0 cents the pair out of tbastate only once, when five high school. The program will be Special in silk and fiber, colors black, white and Boy»’ sizes yean ago be visited his daughter Youth»’ interesting. Cordovan, at 9 8 cents the pair In Seattle. M en ’s black chrome plain toe, h all double oak The Booster clase of the Metho •ole, grain He sold his home place two yean leather inner »ole, made for com fort______ . . . Children’s black cotton ribbed at 2 3 cents dist church met et Mrs Mornhin- ago and moved to Halsey, where weg’e for the monthly meeting. It he passed away, Men'» black Hereford calf Blucber, chrome tanned, double $ 2 New Line wae decided that the proceeds from ° a k sole, M i o » l a a t ............................................... t e i suffered a stroke of paralysis the candy eale would be given to two years ago this oomiog Aug. Ladies Blouse Waists, dark colors, at... Men • lan chrome K » lf Htucher. specially tanned upper, w ill resist foreign missions. 4. He bore bit suffering with great barnyard acids, soft tip, grain leather inn er sole«, h alf d> *1 i Q Grocery Specials The eighth grade baa selected patience. double oak soles. Munson l a s t __________ . ___________ yellow rosee as the class flower and He joined tbe Presbyterian Dependable Roasted Coffee, 3 pounds... Men's Brownstone Blucher. medium weight, half double O n r pnrple and gold as tbe colors for church when 18 years of age and in oak sole, grain leather inner soles, Munson l a s t ......................... « p O s a / d the graduating exoerciaea. later years went into tbe Evangel- Peet’s Washing Machine Soap. 3 for...... You will notice /ill the above shoos are «olid Two Creme O il free The Tangent Oddfellows bought •cal church, of which be wae a faith ful member. a radio set when they ware at N eptune Pie Peaches. 2;-lb. size. 6 for... leather. We have a full lino of good sh< os Eugene at the encampment thia A precious one from us has gone; A voice we loved is stilled; for women and children. week and will liatan in on all Pearl W hite or Silk Soap. 25 b ars......... A place is vacant in our home coast broadcasting. A ll price» less 5% for cash ^bich never can be filled At tbe Oddfellows* convention God io his wisdom has recalled ALBANY at Eugene this week Mrs. Mildred The boon hie love had given, OREGON McMahan of Halaev was elected Anu though the body slumbers here grand patriarch of the Oregon » Tbe soul is safe io heaven, MORTON & DOTSON Phone 65 Albany Jots andTittles x.-%. ■%. A u c tio n S a le ! MEN’S HEAVY WORK SHOES O p p o r tu n itie s a t H o m e $6.00 5.00 5.00 3.50 $3.89 $4.00 $3.50 $3.89 $4.50 $1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 M. V. KOONTZ CO. Ham ilton’s