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halsey enterprise
VOL. X I
HALSEY, LINN COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY, SEI T. 7. 1922
brothers, the Northern Pacific ra il
road, the Great Northern railroad,
Hill & Davidson and a ecore of
others^ The timber is ready for
( Rv E la in e W o o d w o rth )
Fred H trr ia u n and w ile , E lk in * milling. It must be brought out
W o o d w o rth and Grace G * r r e tt of on wheels, hence the railroad
Albany left Saturday afternoon to project.
go huckleberrying in the m ojn-
ONE TH IN G ALL LEARNED
ta in s leu miles fro m Scio.
Brownsville Briefs
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r . - g ì s t a r n o m a t v i t h ^ A lr s . C . &
S t a f f o r d , J ta ta a g . O r rg o n .
Efficiency Expert’» Report on the Com.
mon Knowledge of the
Ex-Service Men.
NO. 1
days even the richest man hardly
Shedd Shots
cared to hire a whole car. Private
cars were yet unthought of.
(By A n ra Puunell)
At about the same period the first
Harold Shedd left Saturday for
dining cars made their appearance.
They were most primitive affairs, a a vacation at Newport.
Rex Davis and fa m ily cf Albany
long counter running "fore and aft,”
; at which passengers stood while they s p -n t S u n d a y w ith M r. aud Mr».
Kennedy.
Mi's Marvel Laurence hap
D. Tompkins and wife spent the
been awarded the Brownsville high
The first sleeping cars arrived in
school scholarship. She plans at
the early fifties. They had berths week end at Salem.
tending Albany college this win
along the side« three deep, like bunks
A rthur Albert spent the week
The president of a big manufac
ter. Her many friends offer their
in a lodging house. The bottom end with bis parents at Jefferson.
turing
concern
in
the
Middle
West
congratulations.
man lay on the floor, the middle
C. W. Kennedy and wife were
recently employed an efficiency ex
man
not
far
above him,
and
the
top
• The U n io n Y oung People societv pert to make a report on conditions Short Stories of Happenings in Linn County Generally m
Albany shoppers Wednesday.
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w ent on a h ik in g t r ip F rid a y eve in his plant. It was to be a rather
Mra. R eid, w ife of o u r m in is te r,
ning.
for pleasantness to his olfactories. returned last week fro m N ew port,
and in Halsey Particularly
thorough report, one which would
There was no ventilation; the light where she baa spent most of tho
Mrs. Murray of Oregon Cits include, among other things, data
was
furnished by smoky kerosene mmuier.
W . A . Carey wac at the cm i.ly
J. Jensen and wife of Portland
is here vig'ting her sister, Mrs on the ex-soldiers in the employ of
lamps,
and in winter a wood stove
seat
Tuesday.
arrived
Saturday
to
visit
G.
R.
Alice Moore.
the company.
M r. and M 'S . V a n A lle u , Mre.
gave
heat.—Baltimore
Sun.
Dawsoti
and
wife
of
Brownsville.
W in ifre d Bosiuger and John T ro u t-
The efficiency expert finished his
W ill D a rlin g came from eas'eri
Frank Workinger an! wife were
Mra. Jeueen is Mrs. Dawson's
nan o f P o rtla n d w -re » h iv in g Io
Oregon for an over-night sti p m job and the president was examin at the county seat yesterday.
i aunt.
3 'ie d d S M H itd'» b ig h t i, v j- ii
IN NO HURRY TO SEE HIM
business.
ing the result.
M onday's raiu drove off the I T h . . ¡ „ i , .
„
• «
lives.
T h e ie was no la n te rn
h a ° f lk ^ ei ii ^ ,C1^ °
"This chapter on ex-soldier«, workers who were chaniug out the h io h w a J th
U atlurd Yolcnrn of Riddle. Ore .
where th e Oak Creek bridge is out.
I
H^r ‘
1
is visiting relatives here for a fee now,” he said, “exactly what was the Brownsville mill rac ,
The car tu rn e d over. AH escaped
near Harrisburg, so long in con
Miss Nettie Spaneer Is having a test,
days. He reports a good prune e<fect of their military service upon
in ju rie s h u t M *s. \ a n A .im , rt i o
has been valued by arb itrat
crop there.
fD1- U ont they all have some I cement sidewalk put in on her ors at 11500.
oad her back stra in e d arm c in n o t
walk.
things in common? Aren’t there property on Second street
Mrs. H arry W ilson's brother
, Word has been received of the
some things they all learned ?’
has been here v is itin g from O x fo rd ,
11
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UCUl^C
George tUrtAnBll
Maxwell UI1U
and \J*
G- WI,IQ®|
Mitzner death at Twin Falls, Idaho, of
Charlie Spaldina and family
4k
, sai( the eTjciency ex- j are building additional room and W. K. Austin, formerly of Browns
Neb.
spent the week end at N e w p o rt
pert thoughtfully, “ gome o f them a abed at the home of W. J. Carov ville. Chester Austin of Browns
Lotus Pennell ami his g ra n d
D S. Townslev and wife and learned one thing, and some of them
Mrs. Kump went to Eugene ville is his son.
M. Townsley and’ family spent n learned another; and for most part
fa th e r, L C. P e n n d l. w e n t Io Can
0 . A. C- will have a livestock
abort time with the E. R, L aw they learned things' which make Sunday, where sheaud her daugh
by Sin urilai to vi-r \l
I G
ter Nina expect to reside for the exhibit at the county fair. The
rence fa m ily . M - T o w n sle y is M rs.
them more valuable-as employees. winter.
fair board has appropriated $16(1
L a w re n ce ’ s uncle. T hev are m o
toward
expenses, as the college ex
Wonderul Cures Claimed
toring from Minneapolis to Oak But the only one thing I could’find
Ned Callaway and wife of
land, Cal., where they expect to that they all had learned was how Brownsville will remove to Port hibit will, it is thought, be » draw
A, M. Tvmpletoii and his »on
ing card.
to shoot craps.”—Home Sector.
make their home.
Will and wife made a flying trip
land after hawing a big auction
L. C. Merriam and wife and
to Brooton spring», four miles from
sale of their persoual possessions.
M rs. Merer Savage, one of th r
Phil went to Portland by auto F ri
Cloverdale, Tilamook county, and
SOLDIERS GET TO G ETHER
' pouplar ‘‘Hel'o” girls, expects to
After some months of touring day for a vacation trip.
They
Will proposes to try the water from
Miss
Doris—How
nice
it
is
to
move to S 'lem «oon. She plans
the northwest, Frank Walker and
The Association of the Army of wife and daughter Emma, late of visited friends a t Milwaukie and meet you again after all these years what ja called kelp ore for his
taking e. business course there,
trail P I tbn Pol..
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chiefly stenographic. Congratula the United States, which comprises Brownsville, are taking a rest at toured the Columbia highway Captsin Long!
They
returned
home
Monday.
W. J Ribelin and A- Wesley
the regular army, the National Salem.
tions.
Captain Long—I'm a major now.
and wife made a visit to tbe springs
C. W. Bass pleaded not guilty I haven’t seen you for ten years.
Guard when in the service of the [ J. W. Morgan was born near
Sunday and decided to go back and
Lnited States, and the organized Halsey 68 years ago and has lived Friday to Mrs. Ariene Price’s
Miss Doris—How time flies I try the cure.
New Linn County Railroad.
charge
of
attempted
rape
and
the
Plans for the construction of • reserves, has been formed as a na within a few miles of bis birthpluce case was set for Tuesday, but, on W ell, I hope next time we meet
If we are to boiieve all I lie re
you’ll be a general.
ports
the water from this ‘‘ore” is
railroad from Lebanon through tional organization which embraces all of his life.
account of the illness of Mrs, Bass,
Sweet Home and Foster to Whit» the entire country and its territo
working miracles aud casting out
Mise Helen Stabb of Oregon City, has been postponed to December.
G REAT N O V E LIS T’S FAD
City and the development of i rial possessions. The national head after a visit with her brother,
devils.
The Scandia company lias had
Tilden Warden of Rowland was
lumbering center at Foster which quarters are in San Francisco.
Herbert Stabb, and wife, went
ao many setbacks in paving the
Thomas Hardy, says a writer in said to have had three can cere
will exceed anything in (lie way
home Monday evening.
H a ls e y .H a rris b u rg section t h a t i t the New York Herald, haa a deep cured at tbe springs, but later died
MUST USE DISCR ETIO N
of lumber development in Oregon
The Women’s Missionary society is feared it w ill n o t be com pleted and almost tender interest in the from injuries received in a fall.
have been announced.
“The man who doesn’t toot his of the Christian church will meet thia fa ll, th o u g h e ve ryth in g la go remote past. He likes to sit upon
Tributary to F ilte r and San
People are encountered there
ti »in is Hie largest body of limber own horn nowadays stands a good next Tuesday at 2 p. m. with ing ahead u ice iy now.
the mounds in southern England who aver th at they have been cured
Mrs.
Emma
True.
A
special
pro
in tbe world. I t is owned by c chance not to get it blown at all.”
As an instance of what tbe ante and think of the generations and of ills ranging from indigestion,
gram has been planned.
Miss
number of the Liggert limber oper
“That’s true, but on the other Nettie Spencer will give a talk. lias done to the railioads it was races that have eome and gone, leav sore threat and catarrah to sm all
pox, measles and cancer.
ators in t he northwest, including hand he ought to consider that the
All ladies of the church are in noticed th at last Sunday only two ing nothing more than a few piles
A tunnel lias been run eome
the Weyerhauaer inlerests, Poi^yi
Harrisburg
people
went
to
Eugene
of stone. He chose for the scene of lietunce into the hills.
highest paid soloists would soon lose vited.
Coal is
by train to witness the ball game. his novels his native Dorset, be
their popularity and drawing power
found, besides the so-called ore.
Mrs. A. H. Goltra of Albany Altogether there were about fifty
cause there, it seemed to him, the The latter is h-ated and the futnee
if they attempted to put on a con died Monday, aged 66. She was
auto loads. — Harrisburg Bulletin.
mid-Nineteenth century peasant fro n it inhaled for catarrh. An
tinuous performance.” — Birming an aunt of Mr. Goltra, the Halsey
W e H ave
Earl Shepherd of Waterloo formed a sort of backwater that the infusion is made from it which ie
ham Age-Herald.
^E V E R Y THING
barber, and ahe and her husband
slipped and fell, near Blue river, current of time had passed by. He applied internally or externally.
have
been
invalids
for
some
time
O ptical
and a pistol fell from his pocket'.
One man there declared th at lie
T H E H ILA R IO U S RUSTICS
was not greatly different from his
M. 0 . Miller comos over from It was discharged as it struck the ancestors of a thousand years be bad been cured of an ailm ent like
E Y E S T R A IN
“Aren’t you going to have any bis farm near Brownsville every ground and the bullet went through fore—and the truth is that Hardy that which troubles Mr. Weeley,
Is the Cause of Mnny
and th at neither of them has had
merry villagers in your show like week or two with those Burbank his arm three inches above the thinks none of us really is.
HUMAN ILLS
wrist, chipping the bone.
cancer.
If your byes .give you trouble or
they used to have in the old operas ?” potatoes, which he has been so
your glasses are annoying
"No,” replied the musical comedy successful in raising.
I^ouard Gilkey m ight be called
SUB US. We can Relieve Yon
manager. ‘’They're all supposed to
Have you seen the - beautiful a fair man. No fair anywhere
i Bancroft Optical Co.
be in the audience.”—Washington dahlia display in tbe window of near his stamping ground could be
did 1st SL W. Albany. Phone
tbe Koontz store? It came from called complete without an exhibit
Star.
by him or by club» or organizations
tbe gardeu of G. T. Kitchen.
that employ him as manager. He
Herbert Stabb, who is to be tbe is just home from Vancouver, B. C.,
mechanioin the new garage, with where he had a lot of bis own
b s wife is living in the bonse for products on display.
We bsve hundred» of new Felt
merly occupied by the Karl Bram
Sheriff Dunlap is reported as
well family. The house is being
Hat» reac'y lor your »election.
remodeled to accommodate two circulating a petition for nom ina
Hats from Fisk, Gage, Holland,
families and the Ganzels will also tion to succeed himself, He has
Dana and Meadowbrook, beside»
made
a
good
record
in
the
position
occupy a part of it when Mrs.
many beautiful hats made by our
<n the short time be has held it
Ganzel domes.
and there seems no good reason for
i si, i x j e i t m ill re if, who have
making a ihange. L. E. Walton
returned front tbe east after stud
of Halsey, W. C. Templeton, W.
ying the fall fashion».
I. Moore end Joseph Hume of
Brownsville and Charles Pugh of
Shedd are dther popular candi
d ates
Jots and Tittles
a z
AUTUMN MILLINERY
"•',:„7"‘$2.95to.?25
(Con tinned on (age 3)
JENNY LIN D 'S “ PARLOR CAR”
"Swedish
Nightingale's”
Railway
Coach Possibly Suggested the
Modern Comforts of Travtl.
When Jenny Lind, known in her
day as the “Swedish Nightingale,”
was brought to this country by P. T.
Church Announcements
Barnum, she spent much of her time
C hristian:
10, Bible school.
in traveling from city to city; and,
11, Lord's Supper.
SermoD. to reduce the uncomfortableness of
'The Great Commission.”
touring to a minimum, she had the
7, Christian Endeavor.
'eats of an ordinary car removed
8. Sermon. •’ The Open W ay.’ and tbe vehicle furnished with
Lester Jooes, pastor.
chairs, tables and other pieces of
furniture appropriate to a parlor.
Methodist:
She
called it her “perlor car,” and
Sunday School, 10.
from that term sprang the designa
Preaching, 11.
tion still applied to coaches de luxe
Junior League. 8.
on the rail.
Intermediate League. 6:30.
Epworth League, 6:80.
The aotion was taken up and
Preaching, 7:HO.
other parlor care were built, hut di
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8.
vided into a series of attractively
Rev, C. T. Cook, Pastor,
furnished rooms, because in those
Halsey Christian Church
M. V. KOONTZ CO.
Open Saturday Evenings
School Hose for Children
Are your boys and g irl* ready for school ?
What about stockings?
We have a lot of hose that will be of interest to parents.
Children's cotton school hose in both fine and heavy rib.
elastic top, double heel and toe, all size»
very
23c
Boys’ medium weight cotton h >se heavily reinforced heel.
,,
toe and knee, in brown only, size» 6 to I I . priced f r o m ..... “ t z lO ^ X O V
Hoyt’ extra heavy hose. Block Cal
brand, reinforced
heel and toe,
known at a leather »locking, size» fc
XL............ 35 to 55c
Misses' extra fine gauze mercerized
Hale, double heel and toe. -for dress
wear, shades of brown, black and
white
Priced fr o m _____
45 to 60c
ALBANY
rilton’s
OREGON