HURAL ENTERPRISE
1924 would show a perceptible de
iiace iiaw k a in .-prmgiieiu nunuay
cline.
Published Every Wednesday,
afternoon.
1 here are those who foresee soc
B y H ubert L. A lmon
Alice Curtis is staying with her
ial revolution, by the elimination
roe were visitors at the Blood farm Igranom other, Mrs. C. N. Tandy,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
Spoon
River
Sparks
of our overgrown cities, through
Friday.
Jut h'-r home near Harrisburg.
the distribution of power to smaller
Wedaesday, Aug II , 1926
(By
an
Enterpiise
Reporter)
E.
E.
Hover
and
family
visited
centers. There is to be a lessening
Mrs Briar, Perry ami daughters,
Mrs. B. M Miller and Garnie Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hover at I Winona, Marjorie and Velma went
life, by
SI n year in advance
. of the lure of metropolitan
.
----
Arrearages I2%c a month Jeodowing the small (own with the spent Thursday at J. II. Vannices. Harrisburg Sunday afternoon.
Ito Albany Monday.
A dvertising, 20c an inch ; no discount comforts of the urban apartm ent
At the missionary meeting held
The G. J. Kikes were business
Frank Williams spent Sunday
for tim e or space ; no charge for com and the apleodors of the m etropoli-1 callers at
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Alice
Dumas
with
his nephew, Brian Perry.
A
lbany
Wednesday,
position o r cja u g es,
ten life, by endowing the small J They were
la "Paid-for P aracrapha." 5c a lin e
accompanied by Mrs. at Peoria Thursday afternoon,
* • ad vertla n g d isg u ise d aa new s.
town with the comforts of the ur C. J. Straley and children.
Mrs. George Gitben was elected Dry A gents to View Doctors' Books.
ban apartm ent and the splendors
and other northern
delegate
to the conference at Cor
Sioux City, Io w a — Investigation of
Miss Alice Harding and the
of the metropolitan gay white
vallis.
C alifo rn ia points.
th
e
records
o
f
more
than
5000
doctors
Light and Power
ways. The same agency will be Misses E lla and Della Falk called
and druggists in N ebraska, Iowa and
Fast, convenient ser
Miss Nora Pehrsson gave a most South Dakota was ordered by F len n A.
employed for running express on Janet Bilyeu Friday afternoon
enjoyable
party
for
her
Sunday
vice
daily in all-steel
When the late Charles A lbeit I t raing anj dish-washing machines,
Brunson, federal prohibition director
Will Kirk of Monroe visited at
scool class Wednesday afternoon. for three d istricts. The m ove Is m ade
Coflin set out iu the ’80s to selli One advantage which electricity W. R. Kirks Thursday evening.
safety coaches, well-
About twenty
were present, in an attem pt to bring stricter observ
electricity to the people, he was in holds over its elder sister, steam, is
lighted an ventilat
Mrs. R. E. Bierly and sons spent
spired, according to his own words, l c|eaulioegg
which included some members of ance of the prohibition law s, and e s
The latter brought I Saturday at F. W. Falks.
ed.
Room y seats,
pecially observance of the law s gov-
the prim ary class and oue or two
by a h o ly faith. ’ I hat faith has power and wealth, but along with
e n u n ^ s s u a n ^ ^ M iilu o ^ r e H ^ ij j t io n s
Mrs. Esher Rike spent several mothers.
well-upholstered.
been abundantly justified, though ,hem lt bronght (lirt an(J grjm „
days at her ranch last week.
there remains plenty of oppor- Electric current offers power in
Meals atlowcost; eat
The Hover and Haynes thresher
Albert West and Mrs. A. L
tun.ty for his successors in the in- C()mbinatioo with cleaniine, g.
in
the lunch car on
began the spring ruu Friday.
Falk and children inotcred to Cas
dustry in the development of new
trains
13 and 15.
Many
people
go
to
the
Blood
and
cadia and Soda springs Sunday.
fields of activity. As late as 1912
Hughes orchards every day aft» r |
The publisher of the Enterprise
Mrs. B. M. Miller and daughter
according to the Washington ata.
O n ly One N ig h t
and Henry Ford have more money were visitors at J. P. Tem pleton’s peaches.
tietics, the electric light and powe
than any one man in Halsey, but Monday afternoon,
Mrs. II. L. Blood and son Ed
on Southern Cali
stations produced 14,000,COO thou
the publisher has less than half of
win
were
Corvallis
visitors
Friday.
fornia
Express. Or
and-kilowatts of current. In 1924
Ernest Kaster and family of
lit. If you owe anything on sub
Mrs. Florence Annis ot Salem
the public utility power Dlantsl
■ / '
",
"
| Fortlan
Portland visited U. L. F a lk ’» sr.
go on the “San Fran-
7 X
i ,
scription account please pay It and L
.
visited her nephew, E E. Hover
alone produced 60,000,000
tbous-j
300,000 tbous-
Sunday
Ernest
K
aster
jr.
who
ciscoExpress”or
the
help to even things with Henry.
and- kilowatts. The number of
has been staying a t the Falk home and family a few days last week.
A thorough cultural and professional scholar
“
Oregonian”
ship is the outstanding characteristic o f the
customers served by the central
the past year returned to Portland
State U niversity.
Senator
Robert
N.
Stanfield
has
with them.
stations was Jess than 2,000,000
Alford
Arrows
T ra in in g is offered in
iu 1907, but nearly 13,000,000 in arrived from Washington and is
Mearle Joan Straley spent T hurs
22 departments of the College of
Literature. Science and the A rts.
1924. With insurance, electric cur- looking the political field over and day night at the Pehrsson home.
(By an Enterprise Reporter)
trying to decide whether or not he
rm t holds the rare distinction of
Architecture
and A llied A r ts—
Seymour Bowman’s spent several
will enter the senatorial race as an
Monday being Mrs. J. II. Risk-
Business Administration — Educa
escaping the post-war rise in prices
days
last
week
at
the
coast.
ard ’s birthday her brothers and
independent.
T hirty days ago
tion—Journalism—Graduate Study
As compared with 1913, prices in it seemed
Clay I’. Moody Agent
a sure thing th at he
— Law— Medicine— M usic— Physi
Mrs. II. L. Straley was quite ill their families and some of their
cal
Education—Sociology
S
o
cia
l
friends
from
Salem
brought
well
would. Now, the chances th at he several days last week
W ork — Extension Division.
will get into the affray are very
Visitors at the A. L. Falk home filled baskets with them and came
5Isl Year Opens September 27, 1926
sligbL
ISaturday were Mrs. Wayne Barber to help them celebrate on Sunday.
F o r in fo rm a tio n o r catalogue w rtte
Those
present
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
o
.
and son, Miss E d ith Bilyeu and
The R e fu tra r , U n iO e re itÿ o f
So live that you need never a,k |th e Misses Delma, Ava and Edna Win. Jenks; Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
P A IN T » 'V A R N IS H E S
O reg o n Eugene. O re.
PEACHES for sale, one mile west
the editor to omit the story.
Jenks, Sr; Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Falk.
of Pine Grove, t i . L. Biood.
Jenks and daughter. L eth a; Mr.
Grace Kirk is leaving for Yon
Speaking of foreign relations,
and Mrs. J. E. Jenks and daugh
calla Thursday. She will spend a
Uncle Sam seems to want to make
ters, Dorothy and Joanne; Mrs.
week there visiting friends.
France ante.
Floyd Jenks, son Floyd and daugh
Monday afternoon W illie Ha» ter, Florence; O. M. Jenks; Mr.
ion of Cornelius with two of his
and Mrs. M. C. J'-nks and daugh
college mates, Wesley Maash and
ters, Elauor, Maxine and Volena;
Arnold 1 inker stopped a few hours Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Jenks and
r
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at the home of G- J. Rike. They
children, Melvin, Marlow and
ORE
than
nine
million
Bibles
were
sold
or
were enroute to Southern Cali
Maxine; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jenks
fornia but plan a trip into Mexico
distributed in 1925.
and children Virginia, Elizabeth,
before entering hospital work in
Ardis and Edward; Mr. and Mrs.
Save Your
¡; Would you not love to have companion volumes to
Paradise Valley. Willie H inson
Claron Scott and children, Geral
|Truck and Tractorl
’’ help you discover the treasures in that Wonderful
is Mrs. Kike’s brother.
dine aud Byron; and Rev. A. P.
t .
Book?
At very small cost you can
Among those who spent Sunday
save many dollars on re
I'he time for glasses—is right nt at M cKerchers' on tho C alapoon Pendleton, all of Tangent and W
pairs and depreciation by
the hegining of the trouble with were Mr. and Mrs. J . N. Elliot L. Robe aud son Carrol of Eugene
painting your truck, trac
tor, wagons and other (arm
your eyes. Delays are dangerous. and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Rev. and Mrs. Tate and two
im plem ents with LOWE
The eye is the most delicate mem Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. A llertson children of Peoria. Mrs. Rickard
BROTHERS TRUCK
[1688-1772]
accompanied her brothers home
A N DTRA CTO R P A IN T .
ber of the human body and every
and children and Miss Esther See- for a visit at their different homes.
Yount find it easy to ap
explained the Bible’s practical application to daily life; bow it
moment you delay after the trouble field.
ply. It dries quickly, and
describes the life h< reafter; what the Bible parables mean when
is very tough and weather-
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Cutler and
starts you are getting j UHt that
spiritually interpreted.
On Sunday, August first nt daughter Elanor of North tarin g s,
resisting. The Aluminum
much townrd possible blindnes
finish is especially gocxl for
Pence’s grove occurred the first re Iowa, visited at A. E. W hitheck's
His theological works—as issued by himself— have been pub-
motors amt engines be
Come in today and let us examine
lisned by the Houghton Miiflin Co. in most modern transla*
cause it withstands a high
union
of
the
alum
ni
and
teacher#
Sunday while enroute Io California
your eyes.
degree of heat.
tion from the original Latin, in the Rotch Edition of 52 volumes.
of the old Pike school, now replac on a vacation trip.
Our
new
address—318
West
First
H efort you pain t, tee I
The
first twenty give the spiritual sense of Genesis and
ed by the new Rowland school
st., next door to Western Union.
Mrs. L. E. Bond, son Lester
Exodus
as understood in Heaven; and volumes 26, 27, 28 give
building. As fiiends met for the
and daughter Vera of Albany visit
likewise the spiritual sense of the Book of Revelation.
first time in many years, memories
ed at K. D. Isom’s Sunday.
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Volume
20, A Marriage Love,
views from the ____
union of the t Divine
of former times were stirred.
Loveand the tDlvineWii
DivineWisdom the Law of Sex throiigh^ajicrea"
M'ss
Lillie
Rickard
attended
the
Optometrists and Manufacturing Francis K iier assisted by Bill
tion. It shows the crown and jewel of the Christian Religion,
meeting of the W illam ette Valley
Opticians
Moore presided at tho meeting fol-
the union of one with one only. Price $2.00.
ALBANY
OREGON
Holiness
association
at
Alpine
owli ng the picnic luncheon. Let
Volumes
10 j j , 52, contain a full statement of the True
Tuesday.
ters from absent ones were read
Christian Religion as reveak-d from Heaven. S3.00 the set.
Archie Iugraui and fami'y mov
while those present responded per
ing
from Alpine to Walla Walla
The whole >2 volumes in half-morocco at $ 12 j ; in buckram, $40.
sonally as the roll call was called.
W
ashington,
visited his uncle Lee
Many experiences of the past were
(Formerly Hotel Halsey)
related. Some of th e anecdotes Ingram from Wednesday until
The following are the beat introductory books to the Revela-
told by Mr. Mitchell, who taught Saturday.
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rionaof S wbdmboko . They are in large print, bound in buck
Mrs. Francis Bloomfield return
at Pike over forty years ago were
ram, and contain from 260 to 485 pages.
particularly interesting.
It is ed to Portland Wednesday after
titles
p RK g
planned to make the reunion an visiting her brother, A. E. Whit
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Chester Curtis and family spent
Sunday at H erbert T andy’s near
Venita.
Miss Comstock of Forth ind
visiting Miss Nora Pehrsson
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ivey and FOII
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKee of
Darrell of Ban Jose, California,
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visit with heV sister, Mrs. L. E. Michael Rickard home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ingram nnd
Eagy and other relatives and
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Bert Hayues and family and
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Storey at Sweet Home Sunday.
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seed slock.
Ruse 11 Knighton of Albauy was
Pine Grove visitor Wednesday.
L. E. Eagy was a Portland visit
or Thuia lay,
Ross Gibson is
working for J. R. Mode.
Mr. and Mrs, O. Bec’te r of Mon
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