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quarters
m ere are tue resident
minister,
the
churches and, a little
Published Every Wednesday,
farther west, Pine Grove cemetery.
B y H ubert I,. A i . mos
Here, we are in the world; there,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
Alford Arrows
people are ou their way out of it.”
To
which
a
West
Halseyite
re
Wedae-day, Aug. 4, 1926
plies;
(B y an E n te rp rise R ep o rter)
“ Westward the star of Empire
SI a year in advance
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wbitbeck
A rrearages I2%c a monlb takes its way.”
A lverlising, 2llc an in c h ; no discount ( ’’The star of Bethlehem came and their guest, Mrs. Bloomfield
lor tim e or space ; no charge for com I west to that city and has since called on Mr. aqd Mrs. Clay Fores
position or c .iauges,
[continued westward till practicaHy man Sunday afternoofr;
te "Pala-foi Paragraphs.'* tc a line
all the Christian nations and I Beverly Isom spent several days
* • advertising disguised re new s
peoples of the world are west of lasl week with Coralea Moody in
there—in Europe and America. I Halsey.
A Highway Menace
We are near the western boundary
Leonard Ingram and family of
This paper does not want to he I “^ “ ’/ w estw ard ve E a , „ ,
V*n‘t a ’l * n» la8t Saturday night
understood as trying to convey the
’ e t a s t H al«y- at the home of his uncle Lee Io-
. ,,
1
I it®*, wheu you become surfeited »rain
Neighborhood News
Oregon boosted Its m erchandise
shipm ents abroad during tb s first
q u arter of 1926 by m ore than $3,000.-
and children attended the Nehras 000. as com pared with the correspond
ka picnic at Colorado Lake Sun ing period of 1925, aec- rding to s ta tis
tics re le a s e d 'b y th e departm ent ol
day.
commerce. The exports of the stato
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. M jiltr and totaled 113.781,451 for January, Feb
daughter Cardie attended ih ruary and March, as com pared with
camp meeting at Cottage Grove $10,67?,447 a year ago, reflecting an
Increased trade am ounting to $3,126 •
Sunday.
004.
Judging from appearances, tl.e
P etitions for an initiative m easure
threshing will soon be finished, for looking to the regulation of fishing In
last week there were seven outfits the Columbia riv er east of Cascade
Locks are sufficient, according to an ,
in this locality.
We notice by the Albany papir
the fishermen of that locality have
been makiog big catch“». So we
wish to state that Charles Falk, 12
year old son of L. R. Falk, made
some big catches of Bass. One
weighing 5 lbs.,.one
and one 21
•bs. and several smaller. He had
no fancy hooks. Just a common
hook and bait
I. II. Rickard and family at
r ..il
i ,
7 .
f ,b ' k d e r f U a , p . d o r .o d P lo .O .o .e
tended ths joint services at the
t . l i f o . n i . Iic.n.e pl.tea . . . "ro.,1 | , o , h„ S „ .
bake Creek and Peoria churches at
hogs,” because many of them are
Smith's
grove Sunday.
"And the last shall be first.”
not Californians. They are onli
E D. Isom and family drove to
using California license because
Waterloo Sunday.
While
such
opinion
is
unworthy
they can he .purchased for three
Pme Grove Points
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Arch
dollars, hut we believe anyone who ol notice, it sort of ruffles the
nerves
of
editors
of
small-town
Chisholm and little niece, Jean
has occasion to drive on the high
(By Special Correspondent)
way much will agree that there i« papers when they learn of some I Purler of Monroe, Fred Ingram of
one
(usually
the
worBt
failure
In
I
Oak
Ridge
and
Lester
Ingram
and
Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Looney of
a large percentage of the driver.-
frorn that state, who, when armed the community himself) finoing family of Nampa, Idaho, gathered Modesto, California visited Mrs
with a high powered automobile fault with the paper because it is at the Lee Ingram home and they Johnson last week and with Mrs
and backed by some insurance not as good or large as the big town I with the Ingram family took their Johnson and daughters, made a
company or an automobile club, or city papers. It would be just dinners to the banks of the Wil- trip to Newport Tuesday.
uuv,aa re**0,,able to hud fault became lamette and spent the day.
form a menace to the safety of the
Miss Reta Reid of Salem is vis
other
„„ , . .
..
‘
general public.
These drivers the countr>’ town Btcre8 and .I,»,.
“ ;" v ,
, ” n‘ iting Miss Pearl Pehrsson.
seem to have no respect for the
Miss Camp of Corvallis spent the
laws of the state and even less re
|
week end with Agnes Chandler,
gard for the rights of other. In- tin.
Chas Tandy, father of Mrs
stances that will verify this opin
Miss Sophia H einrich of Corval
Pk'i
..
| ' l)e®*er Curtis, died at his home
ion are happening every day and
lis
is spending her vacation with
Over at I hilomath the business I near
near H sirisburg Monday
.«
evening
tfo doubt will continue to happen, men have their job printing d - m e k u h e age of 6 o \ Z .
her parents.
for it is more or less characteristic in distant towns, the city council I . . .
...
.
Mrs. N. E. Chandler and Agnes
of a "native son,” and, “ native h .v . their legal notices published L j J " ; a1^ ^ r s Jesse Walker of
were
Albany visitors Thursday.
ed at Lee Ill8ram ’s Sun‘
daughter” too, for th at matter, to in a Corvallis paper and the bank !
Miss Mearle Straley spent the
feel th at they are a little superior and stores with-hold all business ' J '*y eVe,Hng
week end at the Pehrsson home.
to any one else, that every one possible from their local paper.
Spoon River Sparks
should step aside, get out of their Phis is a uniquo situation hut
W. G. McNeil and fa^nily visited
way, let them have the middle of Minshall, old sport, has noone but
at the Kean home near Albany
(By an E n terp rise R eporter)
the road, you take the ditch.
Sunday.
himself to blame and in time may
t’eaches
and cream.
In our opinion a good example grow wiser.
About twenty members of the
ol this altitude occurred Monday
Leroy Straley and sister Mearle
Yonng Peoples Christian Endeav
afternoon one mile south of town.
The same arguments that were were Sunday dinner guests at the or Society of Halsey pleasantly
Longs.
Fortunately it was a truck of heavy
used by the anti-income tax gang
surprised Hazel Johnson ¡Saturday
capacity that the big California
George Hussjy spent Thursday evening, it being her 18»h birth-
two years ago are being revived
car attempted to overrun, but an
day.
and before long the same hunk evening at H. J . Falks.
L Ttuna tel y, they do not always
Mrs. Hazel Munkers and child
‘vill he belching forth from the pens
The Young Peoples Missionary-
disable themselves before doing
of the great saviours of Oregou ren visited at II. L. Straleya Sat-
society of the Freo Methodist
serious injury to some safe driver.
I
urday.
industries.
church met at the A. F. Albertson
I he M. B. Harding children home Satuday evening.
“ Westward the Star o f Empire’
Croquet will never come hack as were on the sick list several daye
The Hover and Haynes thresh
one of the leadinw games until last week.
ing
crew had an ice cream feed
East and West Halsey precincts souieoue invents a pair of funny
Mrs. R. E Biorly and eons and
Saturday
noon and finished the
are divided by Second street —the pants to go with it.
Mrs. F. W. Falk and daughter
threshing
of
the fall grain Monday
Pacific H i g h l y . An East H al
were Albany callers Thursday
morning.
sey resident boasts;
Mrs. E. K. Carey and Miss
Surely some of the June high
Cha*. Gibson of Corvallis spent
“ In this precinct are all the
Louise
Seefeld were business callers
school graduates have learoed by
Monday at the J. F. Gibson home
«lores, the hotel, restaurant, hank,
at Brownsville Saturday afternoon.
thij time that they don't know
postoffice, newspaper, telephone ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd H arr and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Templeton
hih I telegraph offices, railroad, the
Florence Annis of Salem and E. E.
spent Tuesday evening at the J. H
three grade and three high school
Hover and family were Sunday
I’sually the girl who insists that Vannice home.
rooms, barber shops and the ihrer
guests
at Bert Haynes’.
she wouldn’t marry the best man
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Straley and
busy warehouses of the tuvn, In on earth don't.
At the Community meeting S at
daughter Mearle were Albany cal-
the other precinct the medicine
urday
evening the following officers
l®rs Friday. They were accom
shop and the undertaking rooms
were
elected
for the ensuing year:
Tliis is a poor time of the year panied by Mrs. Esther Rike.
will bo located ns soon aa workmen
John McNeil, president; Mrs. L.
Io advance the argument Hint the
VV. R Kirk and family went to
complete the preparation lor their girls should wear more clothes,
E. Eagv, vice president; Clara,
Albany Wednesday.
bell Blood, secretary; P. A Pehrs-
I he Misses Ava and Edna Falk son, treasurer; Mrs. W. D. McLar
visited at H. J. Falks Tuesday en, censor; Mary Heinrich, Clara-
evening.
hel| Blood and Mrs. McLaren were
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W h it, Shield Home, M M .y f.lr aveuue, Po.tUn.1,
The G. J. Rikes visited at W. R.
Kirks one evening last week.
Mrs. G. C. Thompson and Mr.
and Mis. Enoch. C. Thouip
son and son of Brownsville, Mr.
and Mrs. T. W, Love, Miss Mabel
Lacey and Mrs. Miller and two
children of Portland were guests at
she J. P . Templeton home Thurs
day evening.
J. N. Elliot is getting along as
well as can hs expected after his
accident of last week.
Mrs. Esther O. Rike spent Sun
day at the E. K. Carey home.
Mrs. Chester Baker is spending
a few days at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Henry Davis. Mrs.
Baker and husband have been
picking cherries in Washington.
Lloyd Stienke spent last week
visiting his great grandmother,
Mrs. Angeline Ackley and aunt
Mrs. Preston Newton at Portland.
Mrs. B. M. Miller and daughter
Gardie spent one day last week at
D. 8, Bowman's.
Mrs. C. J. Straley and children
spent Friday afternoon at G. J,
Rika's.
Mr. and Mrs. Harman Stienke
appointed as the uext program
committee.
Mr. arid Mrs. Sara Campbell and
children with some friends of Kings
Valley spent the Week end at the
Johnson home.
Miss Iona Albertson went to
Portland to attend the camp meet
ing Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gourley
and children and their guests,
Chas. Gourley and family of Wald-
port attended church at Pice Grove
Sunday morning.
M r. and Mrs.
Will Eagy and
Clarence Eagv returned from a
visit to Iowa Monday snd visited
s t ths L. E. Esgy home, going on
to their home at Oakville Tuesday.
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