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halsey enterprise
VOL. X
IIALSBV. LINN COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY, AUG. Jl, I’ .’J
Brownsville Briefs
s-
Calapooia Grange
Jots and_Tittles
NO. 52
His Sufferings Ended
Shedd Shots
TLe grange met in a spiclai
W ill’am
Harrison McMahan
(By Elaios Woodworth)
called meeting Saturday evening.
died early Tuesday morning st hie
Amos Simon has a new coat of August 26.
(By Anna Pennell)
home in this city, aged 61, after
paint on bis house.
The charter was draped iu mem Short Stories of Happenings in Linn County Generally tuff.ring for several years with
Mr. and Mre. Charles Troutman
cancer.
John Blain and family are mov- ory of Brother T. C. Davidson, Ti».
spent Sunday in Holley.
and in Hahey Particularly
Mr. McMahan was horn on Ina
iig to the Cecil Harrison chicken ing the oew reluali.tio cermony.
Rev. M r. Reid plans moving to
father’s farm near Halsey. About
ranch for the winter.
Mias Del ma W ahl went to Port
Business letters from the Uuited
Mrs. E B. Penland wis among a dozen years ago he left the farm, Tacoma iu about two weeks.
Miss Irene McDaniels of Port, States (.ream Separator company land Monday.
the Hal-eyitrs seen nn the atresia which is uow conducted by bis
Alvan Leach and Mrs. Matt
land is visiting her friends, Missoi and the Odell Paint company wer.
Mrs. G. W. Torter viaited tie at the county gsat Monday.
only child, James McMahan, for Morgan were married Saturday.
Gretia and Irene Harrison.
i read and discussed, special dis I county seat Monday.
Bob M illar was io Albany Mon whose education the family lived 1 Margaret Coates spent a few
far several years at Corvallis I daya with her grandparents, L. Ò"
The Howe garage has been m arly counts being offered to grangers.
Harrisburg Chautauqua guaran day and met his wife on her n
Mr, and Mrs Wbeeler withdrew
complete^ and Howe Bro«. are
Since then the deceased has o c -1 Coates, here,
turn
from
a
visit
of
a
few
days
in
to move in the 1st of Septemb r from our grange as they cannot tors are wrestling with a $190 Portland.
enpied a fine residence iu Halsey.
deficit on last year’s coursj.
attend our meetings. \Ve regret
Mrs. Grover Barn»« and daugh
His widow survives him.
Road work on Shea bill, betwean
CltTord Harold of Albany w. s giving them up very much,
The largest deer yet brought
of Jefferson spent
Rev. C. T. Cook preached the ter Marin
here Friday and Saturday dam
A light lunch was served after into Albany came from the Siuslaw Koster and Cascadia, employs funeral sermon yesterday afternoon Wed n end ay in Shedd.
forty
men
and
will
probably
last
onstrating a 1928 model' B tie. the meeting aud ail ehjoyed the and dressed 135 pounds,
4 the Pine Grove church and
all winter.
Mr#. L. C. Pennell (and daugh.
touring and sport car.
sieial hour.
Another ' special
interment wa# in the cetne e-y near
lwenty-one people witnessed
ter Laura of Canby dtova to Shedd
meeting
was
called
for
Saturday,
Mrs
Riley
Logan
left
Sunday
by,
under
the
auspices
of
the
Odd
Mrs. Carp Hale and daughter
the poultry cu llin g demonstration
Sunday to visit relatives.
Helen have returned from a l-w September 23, at 7:80.
at Ralph Damien’s, Shedd, Mon fo ra three-weeks visit with her Fellows, of which order the de-
daughter, Mrs. Jamee Newmao, ceased had been a member for a
Grange Reporter.
Harry Campbell, who has been
day.
daya’ viait to Oregon City, where
who lives thirteen wiles from Cor quarter of a century.
cooking for the A. D. Kern rock
they have been vieitlog Mrs H t h ’.
Mrs. A. S. Grugett of Corvallis vallis.
The attendance at these last rites crusher, left Tuesday for Seattle.
eon, George Hale, and fam ily.
COSMOPOLITAN CROWD
went home Monday alter a visit of
was large and the floral offerings
Mrs.
Georgs
Taylor
spent
several
P. le Freerksen and wife and
Cecil Harrison, Tom Harri««»
The total registration at Harvard several days with Mrs. Fox, Mrs. days at Portland with her nephew, were iu profusion.
daughter Frances and Anna Pen.
Frank Darling and M . S W.io
McNeil and Mrs. Palmer.
this year is 6,073. Of this number
Everett Standish, who is a patient
nell spent the week end at Cas
worth are off for a motor trip
Douglas Taylor. F. M. Gray and
The Heat None Too Good
She
cadia.
through California and southern 6,803 are from the United States W. F. White are the appraisers of at the Pierce Sanatorium,
returned Friday.
On Monday A. C. Arm strong look a
and its possessions. The other coun
Oregon for e couple of weeks.
Mr.
W idlow s and family of
• ittl« tw enty-m ile hike, in addition to
tries represented are: Asia Minor, the estate of John T. McNeil aud
The Lebanon Big Brother farm ihs walk from his farm Io town, to the Barlow motored to Shedd Sunday
Mr. Bsk-ir has boen elects I Australia, Austria, Belgium, Ber N, G. McNeil administrator.
had 12 boys nine years ego. This
temporary president of Albany muda, Brazil, British West Indies,
onntt seat, to which was added perhaps to visit their son, Abe Widdown,
Grain lias been coming to the year it cared for 125.
The hove
who is working at Saddle Butte.
college. He had been electsd as
Bulgaria, Canada, China, Costa warehouses at a wonderful rate the have gone from the farm for thia. miles of side-stepping, for he drove be
yLe-prefid ut, m t at a recent
fore him five registeled Jersey cows
past few days in «uli< ipttion of
meeting the board gave him the Rica, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Den the rain which came yesterd.iv. llie ninth, season.
which he had sold to Clarence W ild of
mark, Dominican Republic, Egypt,
Cat Fight and Harmony
new position.
r-i i
The general success of the fall Corvallis. M r. W ild met him at the
El Salvador, France, Germany,
end of the jaunt and took the animals to
Delos
L
la
ik
,
Glenn
Krum,
A
l-
Sown
grain
over
that
sown
in
the
When
the Steinhauers of Greenleaf
Jim Yokum and wife, who ac
Great Britain, Greece, Holland, berta Koontz and Geraldine Cook | spring induces the farmer to get in their new home and Armstrong was con took th eir grandparents for a ride
companied Fred Harrison and
Honduras, India, Italy, Japan, Ko attended the open-air baud concert na much this fall as possible, tent to make the return trip as far as Thursday evening they went over to
wife to K'ddle, decided to remain
rea,
Mexico, New Zealand, Nicsfc at the county seat Tuesday eve-1 Some are beginning to turn the H a ln y reposing ou the upholstery of the Brownsville, where the newspaper peo
there iudcfinalely.
M r. Harriaon
South jrn Pacific.
ple were greeted by many ftiends.
ground. — Harrisburg Bulletin.
ragua,
Norway, Palestine, Panama, n,Dg-’
reported bumper crops of melons,
M r. Armstrong has faith in th • regis
T h i Steinhauers had never seen nor
Peru.
Rumania,
Russia,
Siam,
tomatoes and peaches. He said
R W. Ketaell has bought the
All the boys’ aud girl«' clubs In
that prices were very low aud one- South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland in iving p’eture businesi at June- the county ars invited to a picnic ter ot the A . J. C. club a s a price booster. heard a radio outfit, and they viaited
Iu
thia ■ see, w hile tows
perhaps Stevenson's drug store, where there is
half to two-thirds cheaper than and Turkev.
ton City. He and his wife w ill, near the Thomas schoolhouse in their equals in prodjetion clfi jicncy are
one. M r. Stevenson sella radio appli
here. Musktnelons are 8Cb a do
>un shows four nights a week at the Scio community Saturday. setting around $40 or $63 apiece, he got
ances and a customer (Kenneth Stone,
xsn, peaches 11 a bushel and to
LOCAL COLOR
Junction, two nights at Harrisburg Among other entertainment feat a Straight $100 per he ul for the lot, end
the H s ls ty radio r a n ) had bought a
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matoes 40c a bushel. Such a g >od
and one i night
at Halsey,
and
per . urea
there will probably be a base they were not the pick of his herd.
part which M r. Stevenson had taken
report resulted in Mr. Eggleston
Visitor— I gits up earlier at home haps have all other evenings for ball game between Scio and Shedd.
He says a grade cow may equal the off bis own outfiL S3 that it was out of
and Nelson Cruroe planning going ’an any man in ’is heali town.
play.
th -re an 1 bringing back truckloads
The first deer reported at Harris- registered a n im d in yield of butter fat, o ram ission u n til a new one could ar
Native—Yoh words don’t mean
of those product».
Gertrude Boggie, 26, of Shtdd liurg came from the Lake Creek but the extra price which the registered rive.
noth'u’, uiggah. I gits up even
Hut Harold is nothing if n it accom
ba- been sent to the state hospital country, to reach which by the calves w ill briug, as well as the extra
uiawnin’ at one o’clock. What time at Salem. It is claiitnd that her new low paes highway from June v.t!ni in their mother, should be choose modating iu dispoaition, and lie at once
San »tor M iNsry hi» an am ind. does yuh git up?
com called up Dr. Shelton at hia eyrie on the
husband had liesn cruel, ofteu lion City one must go over a bad to sell her, much more than
m in t tacked to tbs l o a n bill
Visitor— I f ’n I tol’ yuh, yuh striking her and mistreating her,' landelide which the Lanw count> pensates for the coit of starting the herds h ill and in peraon piloted the party
which calla for the expenditure wouldn’t onderstan’. They don’t thus contributing materially to authorities seem iu no hurry to with registered animals Instead of with thither.
grailes whose progeny can never get in
ultimxtely of 8313,0X).033 in rtc- have no time in ’is heah town as her condition.
The genial doctor tuned up hla spps-
clear away.
to the record.
lnm itinn of das irt ami overflo w d
rata» and everybody in the room en-
early as whut I gits up.— Life.
land, without interfering with the
There ws» again a full house at
It is announced that W. C. Tcm-
How hard a fight was it to gel jo ed a »rest Including a fine concert
prese it roclamttion acts.
NEWFOUNDLAND WATER POWER pleton of Brownsville will tie a the Rialto Friday evening t i great high protection, for sny om m odity fro u Los Angrier,
candidate for sheriff this fall, the “ The Mysterious Rider,” and
By the way, if you want to hear an
from soup to nut«, in the highest
L is t year 50.00J dear and sever
A total of 235,000 horsepower is runuing as an independent became th« general verdict was that it was tariff bill ever known? Nothing ideal cat fight, as staged by a full chorns
al men were killed by hunters in estimated as the probable output of tha primary law burs him from one of the best plays of the year wits left out, if any senator wanted of robust felines, put on a headpiece and
running us a republican if not The comedy, too. which the Enter,
listen in while a radio outfit ia being
Oregon.
a project which comes from a rather
pominated nt
the republican prise bad announced as unusual, ■ t protected, and paitl for it by de tuned up. There are howls and yowls
livering
his
vote
for
tha
com
plated
surprising locality. The develop primaries
Mr.
Dunlap, who made many laugh (ill they cried.
and screeches and spittings and spatter
b ill.— Oregonian.
ment is to be undertaken of the succeeded the slain Sheriff Kendall,
in g ! to beat the (cat) hand u n til the
We
have
received
the
progrrm
Humber valley, Newfoundland, with has not stated whether be w dl he
All poHtioal parties »re now in tuning hita tha rig h t wave length, and
of
the
Calapooia
Valley
fair,
which
W e H ave
the expenditure of $7,000,000 with i candidate or not. Either of
will be at the Crlapo ia metrop practi5e for protection, and free th*n suddenly all i t delightful harmony,
in the next two years. The power theso men, on his record to date,
EVERYTHING
olis
September 15 and 16. There trid e a n d tariff for tevnnve as at restful at a perfect calm after a h u r
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project is tied up with logging and would have the endorsement of the will be no “ agricultural hoes trot” democratic d o -trim are ignored ricane.
O ptical
other operations in a way which will Enterprise.
and therefore no betting on boree >n t forgotten.— Portland Oregon-
D. Wesley was a visitor at the
e y e s tr a in
involve the permanent employment
Last Monday an Enterprise races, but cash first prise prises tan.
couuty seat Monday.
Is the Cause of M any
of 1,500 men in the works and 2,000 representative enjoyed a spin in a and ribbons for eeccnd will be
H U M A N IL L S
more in the woods. The paper re new Oldsinobile car which M orloi awarded to horses and cattle in
I f your eyes give you trouble or
your glasses are annoyiag
sources of the island will be very A Dotson, the Albany dealers, a number of classes and to sheep,
S E E US. We cau Relieve You
largely expanded by the new devel were testing out. These are car goats, swine, poultry, grain, vege
Bancroft Optical Co. - opment, which is actually under con riages de luxe, From the beautiful tables. preserves and jams and
and durable leather ot the uphol ladies’ textile work. A first of 11
I i 313 lat St. W. Albany. 1’hpnc
tract at the present writing.— Scien stery to the last inch of the glosj y
and second of 50 oenta will go for
tific American.
jet finish every part engenders a free-for-all fiftv-yard dash, boys’
sense of elegance and the quiet fifty-yard dash, girls' race, fat
power with which the mechanism men a race, ladies' race, women’s
Beautiful new garm ents for fall are hero in
responds to the slightest touch r f nail driving contest, cracker-eating
large
numbers, and more are arriving daily. We
the chauffeur aud speeds up, slows contest, egg and spoon race and
down, backs or tun s about leaves sack race, and 85 for horseshoe
are sure you will be delightod
old faithful but obs.'ete Dobbin far pitching.
with the new styles.
in the shade.
a
They Are Here
A Few
Groceries for Harvesters
(Continued on page 3)
Flavo F lo u r.................................. ?1 .6 5
NO HUMMING BIRO
Olympic or Crown........ ...............¿ 4 0
Golden W est Coffee......................
45
M. V. K. Special, 3 lbs................ 1 .0 0
Shasta Tea, 1 lb..............................
60
Tree Tea, I lb.................................
75
Mother's Delight C o rn .................
15
P. S. Bantam Corn........................
25
Premium Tomatoes, 3 c a n s ........
50
A. <fc L. Tomatoes..........................
20
I)arimade Milk, 12 c a n s ..... ........ 1.25
Cornflakes..................
jq
Macaroni, 12 lbs............................ 1 .0 0
G uittard's Chocolate, 1 lb............
35
Bulk Cocoa.................................... 12lc
Tru Bin Grahams..........................
20
Tru Blu Cookies, 25 to 40c pr. lb.
Zan Brooms, 50c, Io and $1
EVERY KIND of FRUIT JARS and TRIMMINGS
A ll prices less 5% for cash
M. V. KOONTZ CO.
Open Saturday Evenings
Halsey Christian Church
i hurch Announcements
Christian :
10, Bible school.
Tommy— Nurse, baby ia nearly
11, Lord's Supper.
Sermon.
unconscious, ain’t she?
“ 1 be Full Surrender.”
Nurse— Yes.
7, Christian Hndcavo*.
Tommy— Well, don’t sing to her
8, Sermon. “Seven Things God
W ants,’’
I any more or you’ll kill her.
Lester Jones, pastor.
The steamer Itala sank osar
Methodist:
Coquimbo, C hili, probably through
Sunday School, 10.
striking a rock, Tuesday, and all
Preaching, 11.
I the 240 people on board were'
Junior league, 8,
drowned.
Intermediate League. 6:80.
Epworth League, 6.80.
Preaching, 7:30.
The Washington coal miner« are
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8. | back at work, having loat thair
Rev, C. T. Cook, Pastor,
strike.
arc
now
on display. These hats were
purchased in Chicago and New
York by our own buyers. A11
early, selection is always desir
able.’
C’n a fc
really in m t
y u flia ROO (beso new coats.
V\’o have them for every occa
sion : Plain tailored ; also tho
lovely coats for dress wear. The
prices are much lower titan in
the past season.
Our Fall Hats
Rlnncou lot of n
l,a
ve b 0 Io ,in
uiuuaca
ew
ug o .
es and waists. Some are plain
tailored. Others are elaborately
beaded. All the new shades.
Priced from $ 4 . 4 8 to
aosv
$17.95
.
fur neck pieces have arrived. A
Furs fur New
neck piece with your suit adds dis-
tinction.
ALBANY
dlton’s
OREGON