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H A L S E Y E N T E R P R IS E
O C T . 13, 1922
there wes no danger, but it will
take some time to overcome the
Mr, Gormley effects.'
drying prunes for
duritig the season.
Tom M iller has a brokeo little
finger, the result of a fall from a
adder at the Rialto, where he was
doing jeuitor work, Friday.
Dawson’s
In an item printed on page 8
Jokn Salash was reported as hav­
ing visited Saturday's taces and
the words " a n d w ife ” were omit
ted after his name, leaving Mrs
A new fireproof building, a Salash apparently at home, where
** picker house” 50 by 70 feet, is she wasn’t.
being erected el the woolen mill.
As we go to press Mrs. Hugh
I
Mrs. E . C. M iller bee been visit­ Leeper ie reported nicelv improv­
ing her sister io Albany all week. ing in her combat with toneihtis.
The
B a c k g ro u n d o f
Good Scholarship
Mrs. Guy L»yton feel oo a gaso­
line engine Monday moroing and
cut her right band so severely that
Dr. Marke had to take five stitches
io it.
Jake Ackerman and wife of
Brownsville and Mrs. M«ry West
visited at J. W. Pugh’s Sunday.
Mrs. O. ). Albertson has been
on the sick list thia week.
T h e g re a te s t s a le
You
buy
We do floral designing
Potted plants and cut flowers
Floral baskets of oil kinds
Bridal bouquets a specialty
M a il orders prom ptly filled
Phone 166J
Albany' Oregon
D R U G G IS T
A firs io the logging place of the
Sawyer sawmill near Brownsville
(one who runs a sawmill is a saw­
yer, you know) was jurt becom­
ing threatening when the rain put
t out.
J o ts a n d T it t le s
(Continued from page 4)
W . J, Ribelin and Arthur W ei-
ley cauie home from Brooton epiug.* 1
The Brownsville high school
Friday, declaring that the "kelp football team goes to the couuty
ore” treatment had rejuvenated seat Saturday to try conclusions
them and appearing ae it it bad.
ith the high school team there.
W illiam K irk , Cbarlea Morn-
Ray Fox end Faye Evens were
1 i iweg and Delon Clark went to fined for setting off firecrackers on
the postponed races at the fair the streets of BruwDiviile
last
£ t iund Saturday.
week.
The farmers have been wonder­
George Laubner has taken his
fully favored by the weather clerk. farm back from M r. Neff a ud
Enough rain to make good plow­ moved on to reside, leaving the
ing and then good plowing weather- large Dean house vacant.
Mrs. Clara Thompson of Browns­
ville came home from Eugene and
was met by H . C- Thompson and
wife an<l Mrs. Amy Standish and
went heme from here
in the
Thompson car Tuesday.
W . I I . Umstead, son of Mrs. A.
Try
Sears’
Butternut
Bread
it
11
J
1
1
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L
v. Umstead of this city, has been r la n a le d e x c lu s iv e ly b y
confined to his bed in bie home in
Portlaud with heart disease for
some weeks. His mother visited
hiiu Snnday and found him Very
low. A letter received Turs« a /
Some goo 1 high school news
morning reported him oo bitter.
came this week, but was too late
Mr>- Lucy Pray returned Sun­
after there was more news in hand
than thd Enterprise force could day night from her visit with the
put in type for this week’« paper.. Wells fam ily near Junction City.
Bert Clark
B rushes
and
of
T o o th
m any
o th e r
Dawson’s
STO R E
A L B A N Y
There were 108 at the Christian
chirch Sunday school ra lly , in .
«teed of 78, as reportsd.
...
R IA LTO T H E A T E R , F R ID A Y
W om an
with
W lo
»1000.00
ALONE'
DOROTHY DALTON
a G EO R G E
M E LFO R D
P r o d u c tio n
i Street Intersec-
! tio n s .........................»
L u m b e r_________
G ravel . . . . . . . . . . .
I M a in t C ity Propt.
I Miscl. and Labor .,.
»1320.04
O »tslanding Warrants . . . . .
O ptom etrist
Youth and Age.
my youth I thought of writing a
The m elodram a beautiful, sweeping from
Estimated Receipts;
London’s ballrooms to the wild South Amer­
¡ License Fee».......... » 20.00
ican jungle.
Road T a x ............... 500.00
Produced by the man who made "TheiShiek
» 524 00
Milton Sills and W anda H a w le y th e east W
Recapitulation
A ls o
and
No. 2 of “ Robinson Crusoe
Andy and MinJn “The G um ps” J
HALSEY RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Seven-room house, good barn, one block of laud, plenty of fru it.
Pries M00. »250 down, balance »15 per month. See
Jay W. Moore,
Are yon saving for the future or spending all as yon go 7
»2520,00
-
Am ount to be Raised by T a a ___ »3000 04
E. F Creta
Recorder of the C ity of Halsey
Saver or Spender ?
The saver w ill soon be able to own his own farm or business. His
success i t assured
The spender has s gorsd tim e early in life, spending a ll, and too late re­
alties the truth of the ta rin g
‘ ‘ Ih e secret of success is saving."
Estim ated E xp ens;s..........-..» 2 5 2 0 .03
Estimated R eceipts....................... 526.00
By order of the eoaacil.
R e a lto r .
Are You Looking A head?
200.00
Which One A re Y ou?
'
166, F ra n k K irk ,
M gr
ADiuiusTRaToa's S a l k
Commercial and Savings accounts Solicited
»1320.00
Phone
W hen you pick up
book and hold it too far
»1000.00
.
D IR E C T O R S
LEBANON
Phone 15
Halsey:
A t the city council chambers on Mon­
day evening. October 16th, 1922, at the
hoar of 7 p. m., w ill be held a mass meet­
ing for the purpose of n om in atin g can­
from yon it is a sign you need reading didates for the follow ing city offices, to
glasses. Always ask for Kryptoks, at be filled at the c ity election. Tuesday,
recorder,
the reading part is visible io the wearer November 7th, 1922: mayor,
treasurer, marshal, one council man for
only.
a two-year term, two councilinen for a
four-year-term. By order of the city
eouncil.
R. F. Cnoss,
Recorder of the city of Halsey.
$35,000
175.00
360.00
500.00
»5.00
200.00
FUNERAL
ZOTICB
To the Legal Voters of the City of
for the a'iscumion and adoption of the
“ 1 he
Eu-
W hy ?
"The women walked alone.”
’ ’ How do you know ?”
"T h e R ia lto announcement says
io .”
"W h y did she walk aloue?’’
" W e ’ll have to go and ae«.
Maybe it wee because she coaid
walk without help. Maybe she
wsot on crutches. Maybe it was
because nobody would walk w ith
her, or because she would not walk
with anybody else.”
Halsey
HALSEY STATE BANK
ing board from December 31, 1922,
to December 31, 1923.
Estimated Expeuses.
Council m en............. » 72.00
M a rs h a l................... 202,00
M a y o r.................... .
12.00
Health O fficer . . . .
12.00
Recorder__ . . . . . .
60.00
Street lig h tin g . . . 612.00
E le c tio n ............... . .
34.00
D r. E. W . Barnum, dentiet, at
Hotel Halsey every Tuesday and
Friday.
Branches at
Brownsville, Phone 37C15.
Clark’s Confectioner»
D. G- Gray, brother of Frank when the team jerged and threw cify budget, a , given below, for the year
Gray, the draymen, returned to her out, itijuriog her back. Dr. 1921
his Portland home Monday, after Marks was summoned and said Estimated budget • * passed bv the levy­
For Sale:
Registered Shrop­
shire rame.
Dr. J. W . Cook,
Brownsville, Oregon.
Phoae 35
the Claxtonola
i . R e g i s t e r e d Cots-
; wold Sheep. X*
Admittance Here 5 Cents
a Line
H A R R IS B U R G
satire on mankind: but now In my
Mrs. I.ana Romer*of Portland,
Harold Albro.
W illia m Templeton is still i n i
age I think I should w rite an apology
whose
first
husband
was
the
la
te
Manufacturing optician.
serious condition at Salem, whe/e
for
sale,
f.
o.
b.
Oyster-
foe them.— Walpole.
Perry Overton of Brownsville,
lie is under Dr. Kent's care.
ville, at 6c a pound
where she is well known, returned I
Send orders to W IL M E R K Y L E ,
Mrs. Harry Davis and daughter home Monday from a visit with
We sell
W in»nt. Oregon.
and Mrs. T. J. Skitviu and niece the Overtons of Brownsville.
w e n t to the races Saturday.
Miss Anne Warmoth of Browns­
i n« county fair was under ville died Sunday end wee buried
Come in and hear it play
■ loudy skies and over wet soil until Tuesday. She bed been confined
Hulsey turned the school children to her room with rheumatism for
All phonograph records and needles.
loose and pretty nearly alLof IIs l several years. She wee 60 years
First-class Bnrbank and
any atte n d ed , F rid a y , when the old and had taught school io her
No One Will Refuse a
Mortgage
Lifter potatoes
plate of C lark’s ice cream,
fts d eli­
skies were bright and ell was home lewn fur many yeare. I t is
.
cious flavor, so pleasing to the palate,
aaid that she taught more prim ary ,O r S a le ,
merry.
—„
appeals to eveyone's taste, young or old.
< 1 and | 5 Q p#r cwt;
I t yon doubt this try some yourself. One
T. P. Patton »as at tbs county pupils iu that city than any other
tria l w ill convince you. Sold by the
teacher.
metropolis Tuesday,
R A LP H M cN EIL, Halsey.
pint, quart or gallon.
The Mountain Stater Power com-
'
■ i ........
.n ■
. .
It. W . Tripp and family of Al-
Cooling soil drinks, too.
F O R SA LE— Eleven head, » m e
bony, a party of six. expectrd to pany must be spending some of
vtsit yesterday for Minneapolis,
Toy
where lus mother is reported to be pro vein ante end obangee,
One two-year
juice het been shnt off p pretty reg
very ill.
buck anil
ularly Sunday end the letter
la
pari
Prof. English’« passengers <o
three buck lam b* included.
Balance
of each night lately.
Price for the bunch 150. -*
the county fair were his family
C H A N C Y S IC K E L S .
Jamee Rice was at county head­
and P. J. Forster and wife.
quarters Wednesday.
Unregistered stock is slow of sale
Nortea
Harry Commons and fam ily
this fall arid horses can hardly be
T o the Taxpayers of the City of fief-
H a ls e y , O re g o n
given awnv. At the Harmon-Jack- ware a t th e co u uty m etro po lis F r i ­ aey:
eon auction a pair of horsee went d ay.
At the city council chambers, on M on­
day evening. November 13, 1922. at the
for leas then 110. Great is King
Mrs. O. F- Keel was sitting on a hour of 7 p . m . w ill be held a meeting
Auto I
C A P IT A L A N D S U R P L U S
truuk iu a wagon this afternoon
Spuds
S U N D A Y M A IL H O URS
The delivery window of the
Heleey postoffice is open Sundays
from 9:15 to 9:45 a. m. and l?:20
to 12:35 and 4:45 to 5.00 p. m.
W R IG H T & PO O LE
BLESSED D E A T H !,
a
5.50 p. m.
L IC E N S E D
Somoni tbs prises F. H. Porter’s
red polled oettle have won at the
fairs have been corded up in the
Koontx store window the past few
lays.
D r. Charles Park, although a
lover of Latin, told at a recent gath­
ering of the protest of a Brown uni­
versity sophomore against study of
the dead languages. The sophomore,
according to Doctor Park, pasted
tho following lines “To the Dead” ua
the university bulletin board:
24,
Old papers, 5c a bundle.
terprise office.
F red
REXALL
South
Ño, 23. 11:29 a. m.
17, 5.30 p. in.
PAID-FORPARAGRAPHS
h o u s e h o ld a rtic le s a re i n th is sale
All are dead who spoke It.
AU are deed whot wrote lb
Ail are deed who learned It.
Blessed death I They earned It I
— From the Outlook.
Fresh Salmon
package
C 0F F E
TEA
STATIONERY M EDICINE
FISH
BEEF
RINGO,
th e y e a r.
Extra one for l c
H A LL'S
FLORAL and MUSICfSHOP
The Women’s Foreign Miss'oo-
ery society of the M. E. church
Held a very helpful meeting at the
io season
home of Mrs Frank Hadley last A ll kinds of
for canning
Saturday.
Mrs. Chance was a Quarter« of
visitor. At tbs next meeting les­ purposes at canning prices
sons will begin in the new text
W. F. C A R T E R
book,
"Building W ith In d ia .”
Every member is urged to try to
be out in order not to miss th i.
study.
Mrs. M cW illiams was out in the
auto Sunday, the first time since
she was under the surgeon’s knife
«
°f
P a s te fo r 2 5 c a n d y o u g e t an
Fresh and Cured Meats_
g g W. A.
a
Sale
North
No. Iff. 12;01 p, m.
Sees a little each week and prei are for the future.
T h e F ir s t S a v in g s B a n k o f A l b a n y , O r e g o n
Where Savings are safe '
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
of an order of the county court of Linn
county, Oregon, made October 16th,
1922, authorising and directing the un­
dersigned aa adm inistrator of the estate
of W. H . K irk p a tric k , deceased, to sell
lots 5, 6, 7 and 8 in E. Hayes addition to
Halsey, Linn county, Oregon,
Therefore, I w ill, from and after the
20th day of November. 1922, at my resi­
dence in Halsey, Oregon, sell the real
property above described at private sale
to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
subject to confirmation by" said court.
F. M . On a y , Adm inistrator.
L. L. S w a m , A tty, for Adm r.
Norica
to
CaantToas
Notice i* hereby given to all whom it
may eoacarn that the undersigned has
been, by the county court of Linn
county, Oregon, duly appointed adm in­
istrator of the estate of W illia m H. M c ­
M ahan, deceased. Any and a ll persons
having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the same to
the adm inistrator at his residence, H a l­
sey, Oregon, w ith in six months from
the date wereof, duly verified as by law
re q u tr-l.
Dated -h it 24th day of September, 1922,
’
J. S. M c M a h a n ,
Adm inistrator of the estate of W illia m
H. M cM ahan, deceased.
WxaTMaroBD & W ya tt ,
A tty a for Admr.
N o t ic i vaArroiNTMBNTorExacuTiix
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned by an order of the County
Court of Linn County. Oregon, has
bean appointed executrix of the last
w fll and testament of T. A. Powell, de­
ceased.
A ll
persons having claims
against said estate are required to pre­
sent them w ith in six m onth* from the
date of this notice, w ith the proper
roncherà, to the undersigned at her res­
idence in Halsey, in L in n county, Ore­
gon.
Dated and first published this 28th
day of September, 1922. Rosa P o w k l l ,
E xe c u trix Aforesaid.
A m OB A. T u m i n G, A tty, for Exrx.
Citation
In the connty court of the state
of
Oregon, for J jn n connty:
In the matter of the estate of 1
W. H K irk p a tric k, Deceased. / C ,‘>t,on
To L- L G ray; Robert W. Kern,
Cbarlea K Kern. Eldon W . Kern, E. 5.
Bush and to all others nnknown, G reet­
ing:
In the name of the state of Oregon.
Yon a rt hereby cited and required to sp-
I war in the cdunty court of the state of
Oregon. for the county of L in n, at the
courtroom thereof, at Alhany, in said
county, oo Monday, the lpth day of Octo­
ber, 1922, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of
that day, then and there to show cause
why an order should not be granted
authorising and directing the adminis­
trator of the said estate to tell lots 5. 6.
7 and 8 in block 2 in E. Hayes addition
to Halsey, Linn county, Oregon. At
private tale after advertisement as re­
quired by law.
Witness. the Hon. W . R B ll.vXV.
Judge of the connty court of the state of
Oregon for the connty o f Linn, with
the seat of said court affixed, this 6th
day of September. A . D. 1922.
R. M. RrssXLL. Clerk
'SealJ
By M. K . W o o trt. Deputy