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A Weekly Chronicle of Local Events and Progress on Linn County Land
HALSEY, ORBUCtt
MARCH 4, 1925
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Halsey Happenings
and County Events
and both have been around during the
week.
EDITORIAL BRIEFS
When, io the News of Monte­
M E. Gardner was jpn the sick list
video, Minn., after a reporter had
last week.
Lake Creek Locals
Alford Arrows
D a iry
P o u ltry
W ool
Notes From the
Halsey Schools
(By an Enterprise Reporter)
E. R. Cummings and daughter pi
Jo« Drinkard was a visitor at Bert
W. P. Wahl and family drove to' had writeo that the pride’s cos-
(School Reporter)
Albany were Sunday guests at E. D.
tume '* was trimmed with reel Midckley’s thia week.
Eugene Thursday.
Isom’s.
The sixth victory for the girls’
lace,” the article appeared with
W. H. Cumming and family spent
Mr, Bacey of Salem visited at J. C basketball team was won at Scio
Roland Marks came over from Cor­
an
” i" instead ot an “ a ” in Sunday at Walter Baumgartner’s.
Porter’s a few days last week.
vallis and spent pie week end with
Friday evening, 22 to 18. The Halsey
" lsce ” the lady may fie excused
his parents.
P. H. Freerksen attended the dep-
Jay Curtis of Lebanon visited his team led with the highest score dur­
Golden sunshine.
Mr». Charles Poole of Lebanon and for thiukiog the subject was not | uty assessors’ meeting in Albany brothers, Chester and Ellsworth Cur­ ing the entire game, which was play-
Everybody ia makiDg gardan.
tis, Sunday.
- ,,
Saturday.
her sister, Mrs, Allen, recently from esthetically treated.
d on a large floor. This was a
John Wolfe, Browasville pion, Canada, were in Halsey Friday.
Clarence Evans and w ife and M rs.
Mr. Wilson of Nixon visited
his
Senator McNary’s was the only
landicap to the boys' team, as well
eer, died Monday.
Woodward attended church in Har­ daughter, Mrs. Ellsworth Curtis, and
A. W. Dykstra was an Alsea «tal­
is the girls’, because the home floor
The Armatroog poultry farm ler the last of the week, the guest voice raised in the naaibflal coth- risburg Sunday.
family Sunday.
mltlee on committees against giv­
chipped 1000 baby chicks by mail of his son-in-law, Cecil Quimby.
is so small in comparison. The Hal­
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Starnes visited
Martin Cummings and family spent
to Red mood yesterday.
ing LaFollette and his followers
sey players were: forwards, Walker
Sunday visiting , M r * C u a a in g s ' sis­ Mrs. S ta rn es’ sister, Mrs, C lan*
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Stevenson and
Mra. H- M. Heory baa been here son of Eugene were guests of the for­ the free ad\ertisement of expul­ ter Mrs. C. R. Rowan, in Eugene.
(15)
sad Hsyts (7); scoters, Chandler
Spreuger, at Shedd F riday after
giooe last week and thinks ot
ind Pehn son; guards, Corcoran and
mer’s parent«, J. A. Stevenson and sion from ths republican pasty.
noon.
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The bridge has been repaired. Mr.
changing her residence from the wife, Friday.
»Villiams. The line-up for Scio was:
Leonard came up from Albany Thurs­
coast to Halsey.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burkhart ot
guards, Tuchek and Wesley; centers,
Governor Pierue tbie week with day and attended to it.
M. H. Shook »pent last week in
Salem are spending the week end
Frances Norton won the first
lutherlin and Culavan; forwards,
Ibany,
looking
after
the
Swift
4 his veto ax chopped about half a
it their farm.
Nicawood essay prize in the grade
Bert
Minskley
toek
from
here
to
Flannigan
(6) and Miller(4). Subs-
o. station while his brother, Olin million dollars from the load the
schools and Ruth Sturtevant and
Chester Curtis and family called on itutes, Zysset.
the packing plant in Albany last week
late
lamented
legislature
prepared
Edna Vaoxice tied for the other Shook, went to Portland.
The boys' team was defeated, 7 to
one load of hogs for O. G. Colderon Mrs. Curtis’ parents, Mr. and Mrs
two.
Mrs. Fred Taylor of Portland was for Oregon taxpayers to carry.
Charles Tandy, Sunday afternoon.
’5. The Halsey team was: forwards,
and two for Martin Cummings.
Judicious advertising was one fac­ the guest the first of the week of her
Mrs Wallace Hawk, Ways», B«r M. Koontz, and F. Koontz (1), center,
P. H. Freerksen and wife, Mrs.
The mors attempts at tbe Salem
tor in the Rebekah lodge getting $100 father, J. C. Standish, and wife on
nice
and Donald Hawk and Mrs Clo -'orton (2) ; guards. Tussiag (I) and
Frank
Workinger
and
children
and
free-fot-all are compared with re­
at the social last week.
her return trip from Corvallis.
wee) Cress )i) substitute. Robnett. All
Mrs. H. Freerksen had dinner with ver of Springfield spent the
sults the more compelling beoom>e
the baskets mad« by the Halsey play-
end
at
the
Lee
Ingram
home.
Mrs. Davis of Albany was the
At the last meeting of Charity
Mrs. Clark and Jim Tate Sunday ev­
irs were from the front line W ilk in -
grange there were seven visiting guest of her daughter, Mrs. L V. tbe thought that the farmer made ening.
DeEtta and Doris Robnett returned
his city hecklers look ridlo t « .
on from Albany refereed both games
members from Brownsville and P. H. Chance, the first of the week.
to
their
home
in
Eugene
Sunday,
af­
Mrs. Thomas Ardi— and Mrs. Mar­
hese games end the basketball sea-
Freerksen from Shedd. The
third
Brandon school district No. 134 has
The republicans threw ^¿»Fol­ tin Cummings returned Friday from ter spending seveial days with theii on, and, although the boys have not
and fourth degrees were conferred on a new hone and car shed, built by
lon„ so well, the girls have had only
three candidates.
The usual
good the patrons last week, and it is hoped letto and his followers out of the Roseburg, where she had been a t­ grandmother, Mrs. D. 1. Isom.
ne defeat, which was at I-cbanon at
An Endeavor business and social
party h st week and an eartnquake tending the district conference of
feed was furnished by the ladies. The it will have a play shed soon.
. meeting was held at E. D. Isom’s
le first of the season.
lecturer's hour was devoted to inter­
shock wt« felt from Washington to our church.
Mrs. J. J. Corcoran went to Mil­ Labrador,
About twenty-
The domestic scienco class of the
esting topics which included the lives
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dethman of Thursday evening.
live young people wore present ant Icio high school gave a reception for
of Washington and Lincoln. The leg­ waukie the last of the week to see her
Hood River, who were visitin
Trotsky showed such symptoms Mrs. Dethman’s parents, Mr. and ifter the business session games were he teams after the games. Several
islative committee promises some daughter, Mrs. Marcella Kirk, who ia
played till a late hour, when a taffy
ill in a san iia rin m . Mrs. Kirk is of a streak of political sanity
peeches were mad« by students of
thing interesting for the next meet­
Mrs. Hans Koch, for the past week, ,ull was indulged in.
reported «till fa iliu g this naek.
uth schools. M ia (Thayer, the girls*
ing. It was declared a well spent
that the Russian government left for home on Monday.
jaeh at Scio, acted as toastmistrsss.
Michael Rickard went to Roseburg
Mrs. C. P. Stafford left for Ore­ threw him out—told him
day.
to
i.arl Albertson, senior of last year,
gon City Sunday evening to be with
Mr». Esther Bass and family and Friday, returning Sunday with hit
Thursday night the state highway her mother, Mrs. D. F. Dean, who trotxky.
isited the school one afternoon last
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Taylor and daughter, Mrs. Mathin Householder
commission in Portland received pe­ was to have her tonsils removed
visit veek.
The Oklahoma Press association daughter were dinner guests of Mr. and three children, who will
titions signed by more than 2000 Linn Monday.
dm for several weeks. Her husbant
.
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and Mrs. Elmer Munson Sunday.
Sulphnr, Gk. ’The name of the
county people in regard to the Santi-
(By an Enterprise Reporter)
Mrs. J. O. Porter and son Harry mssed away last week at their home
The new movie man takes snap- place suggests tfist the printers'
am pais road, the route to be made
in Roseburg after an illness of mor<
spent
Sunday
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
We have a them« written by «
official from Lebanon to the highway hots of people around town, throws devils might attend and feel at
than a year.
ophomore as * sample of hi<h #choo,
Fred Sprenger, uear Shedd.
and the Halsey-Brownsville road. It them on the screen and then o ffe n boms.
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Several of the friends and relatives
-nglish work:
was made plain that no paving is to roe tickets to tho originals, if they
The Potter five hundred club was of
Mrs. D. I. Isom gathered at
'The Forest. F lrc.» _ i„ u ,. M , t a
be done this year.
The route out re present at the show and claim
The Oregsn Voter warned them entertained by Mr and Mrs. H. Koch her home Friday evening in honor ot
JW-rtdir^g moon shone through the
,
from Lebanon still hangs in the air. them.
against monkeying with the gub­ Saturday • at their home at Potter her birthday, which occurred on Wed
•re-bl.ckened trees which seemed to
The Lebanon Criterian is gone, the ernatorial butz saw, but it was station. Five tables of progressive nesday. Those present were
Mr
The cold spell cost the Hudson nur­
retch their fingers to the'sky in
five
hundred
were
played,
Harry
Por­
Albany
Herald
is
gone,
and
the
Rural
and Mr A. C. E. Mercer, Mrs. A. F
unheeded, henoe jagged thumbe.
series, near Tangent, 16,000 young
■ute
appeal Her silv er, W n a hut
ter and Mrs. W. A MuHer receiving Robnett and daughters, DeEtta hue
E nteiprso is the only newspaper left
cherry trees and 10,000 peaches.
ntensified the dreariness of the lif»-
first
prizes
and
Mrs.
P.
II.
Freerksen
in the county—except one daily and
D. L. Swan, who went to the legis­
Doris of Eugene, Miss Mary I.aRut
ss land, and showed more clearly
and Mr J. D. M. Warren consolation of Halsey, E. A. Starnes and family
Frank Porter and' John Edwards four weeklies. Still $1 a year arid
lature gunning for the through stages
prizes. After the games, lunch was Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Whitbeck and E , desolation wrought by . the fire
drove up from Portland Saturday stop when the time paid for expires.
'emon. Hideous stumps silhouetted
and trucks, “brought home tho ba­ served by the hostess, assisted by her
gainst the sky gave sharp contrast
Complimenting Mrs. Mi. C. Bond on con.” Common carriers over paved daughters, Freda and Anna, Mrs. E. D. Isom and family.
the tiny blades of grass and bud-
Mrs. J. H. Rickard, who has been
Albany’s
the occasion of her birthday, several roads outside of incorporated cities 4hraham and Mrs. Frank Workinver.
iing
plants with which nature was
ill
for
the
past
two
or
three
wi^ks,
only
of her children gathered at the B.
must pay three-fourths of a mill per nne«ts of honor were Mr. and Mrs.
beenme worse last Friday and Dr. 'triviBg to repair the green mantle
1,1. Bond home Sunday. Out of-town
Frank
Dethman
of
Hood
River
and
He n the earth’s wounded and raVished
guests were Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Hock- mile for each passenger and a mill Mr. and Mrs. Dick Abraham of Al­ Dale was called from Eugene
per ton on freight, which will keep
took
her to the hospital
for ides. Life could not enter the val-
ensmith of Albany.
bany.
the roads in repair.
A
treatment • and she seems to be Im* »y of the shadow of death and return
W ayne Veatoh had s birthday
proving. Miss Lillie went with her 'nscathed, but she could at least re­
Morris
King
missed
some
tools.
Mrs. Schroll is still very feeble,
March 2nd and his pupus gave him a
and stayed until Sunday evening turn, her spirit more beautiful , for
E V E R Y T H IN G O P T IC A L
rr h improving, and Ruby l» e ls the Ivan Oxford and William Tonkin,
surprise. • A cake with twenty cand­
Mrs. E. D. Isom took care of Miss ier scars.
les was one of the features of the effect of their long and strenuous youths, were charged with stealing. Rickard’s school Friday afternoon,
[The language of this essay is
Then the tools were found in a cabin while she went with her mother.
surprise. Other refreshments were struggle with difficulties.
3ns and its styla flowery, hot it ts
31J West First street, Albany,O r.
where they had been placed for pro­
served.
1 i&ak
inconsistent to »peek of grass and
tection from the weather by the own­
Church
of
Christ
budding plants on *'lifeless land.”
(Continued on page 6)
er of the land where King had left
- E d it o r .]
them. The young men were not dis­
«Enterprise Correspondence)
Next week we will have a theme
charged after this, but their casea
Mrs. Charles Howe, who has been
continued by the juvenile court on quite ill for the past three months rom the English III claim.
the ground that on general princi­ with ulcers of the stomach, went to
Howard Tsrnan and wife h
pals they needed oversight.
Corvallis last week and entered
a
nospital for special treatment.
Mr. yesterday morning for their hoi
riowe and daughter Emma are keep­ n Portland. They have been visiti
Seattle Man Gets State Job.
Wr. Teman’s mother, Mrs. J.C. Bra
ing house "lone during her absence.
of
O lynsla. # a a h .—Qoversor Hartley
veil, and friends here for about t
in e trial of Vvill Tonkin and Ivan
announced hi* acceptance of the raslg
days.
nation df Fred J. Dibble as dlrectoi Oxford last week, for petty larcency,
of licenses and tbs appointment ot resulted in their being dismissed
Sunday School, 10.
So many people have taken advan-
Charles M Maybury of 8eattle as hit with a severe lecture by the judge, age of our offer of the Enterprise
Preaching, l l .
’t
successor, effective March IS
Mr il boys that age had a litle more z year for a dollar in advance,
Christian Endeavor. 6 30
the
M arbury has been chief clerk of the work to do, instead of less, and were oaper stopping when the time ex­
Preaching. 7:80.
The Suodey school is still on bouse Of representatives of the state empelled to do it, they would have pires, that we have concluded to
the increase ; 62 present. We legislature since 1183
less time for such things. If .girls bold the offer open for a while long-
know that it will continue to
in their teens were obliged to do ■r. If recruits to this "lucky dol-
grow because ths Halsey people are F arm e r Senator J. I . M artin a Oles .nore of the work at home, instead
ar class” continue to come in at
working. Wc especially invite all
Miami. F la —James Odgar Martlne of placing it onto mother, they also
he present rate we shall be tempted
of you that do Dot attend Sunday former senator of New Jersey, died would have less time to make them­
o make thst the permanent policy
school to oome and help us.
here In an obsaure boarding house
selves conspicuous. The good Lord of the paper.
m i pit noox, tne nisionc spot wnere
We have arranged for an eight-
day meeting. Ross Guilty has Rev. Jason Lee and brethren convert­ made nothing sweeter than a girl
been secured as the evangelist. Tbe ed thousands at Indiana to Christian in her teens; he gave her red lips
Taken all in all, Governor Pierce
Ity whan Tbe Dalles was a military and rosy cheeks and a fine complex­ comes out of the legislative turmoil a
dates era March
39
post on the Oregon trail, again will be ion and if she will not tamper with victor over the Portland crowd that
Clifford Carey, pastor.
rr health by late hours and laziness sought his scalp.
the scene of a religious sported«, ac­
Market A,gent
cording to plana announced by the she can retain these gifts without Spence and his office reman unscath­
Like Cre«k Church
Knights Templar of The Dallas
A resorting to the dny? store and “dol­ ed by the ring’s bombardment. A
Preaching Sunday, 11:00
■w»>r»o religion» service for members ling up” to make herself look like lot of truth was flung in the faces of
Give these youngsters 'he wnuld-he bosses and a small mi­
Prayer meeting, Wednesday even­ of daaomlnatioM of the city will be a heathen.
ing.
held Darter roaming. with a pastor more work to do, more good reading, nority showed that it had the negative
ooovpytng tbe same natural rock pul more regular attendance at Sunday power, if not positive.
“ If your feet hurt, come in. We can relieve you with
pit used by Jason Lee la hl* talks school and church, and less time for
M. E. Church
a pair of Edward»’ Foot Fitter«.”
cheap novel reading, attendance at
tn the red men
9 • *
Robert Parker pastor.
Movies are moving again in Hal-
questionable shows and public dance
This year, as never before, a farm­ halls, and we shall have better, clean ley.
Sunday school, 10.
Saturday night "The Little
er with a program will be a farmer
Prsacbing. 11.
Church around the Comer” was pre­
er
young
people.
with a profit.
Junior League, 3,
sented at the movie house Next Sat­
e e e
Intermediate League, 6 80
Prof. J. B. Horner was the princi­ urday night there will be another
Trimming out fence corners with n
Epworth Isague, 6.80.
pal speaker at the Brownsville teach­ »how and s week later tint greet
scythe ha» rather undeservedly bi
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Preaching, 7:30.
come a lost art tn many sections of the ers’ institute, talking of Oregon his "lassie, “The Hunchback of
Notre
Prayer-meeting Thursday, 7 30, country.
tory, recent and ancient.
Dame.”
(By Special Correspondent)
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