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A \\ eekly t hronicle ot Local Events and Progress in Linn County
HALSEY, OREJON WEDWESDAV AUO. 25 1926
D a iry
P o u ltry
W ool
NUMBER 17
Mrs. Hadley’s siater, Mrs. Charles and Alice Sturtevant and the host­
sonic cemetery south of town Sun­
- Local and Personal Mention - Jackson
at Brownsville Sunday.
ess, Vivian Frum.
day, Rev. Robert Parker of H d -
s
Drug Store in Now Homo
Mr. and Mrs. S- J. Smith and
After resting quietly and peace,
Mrs. Florence Annis of Salem sey conducted the services.
family, Dr. and Mrs. Barnum and with the Edward Hoover family of
i
fully
in the same building on First
Truman Robnett is carrying the
George Alford, section foreman family of Mt. Augel and Mrs. Harrisburg called on Mr. and Mis.
street
for the past 23 years, the
mail on route 2 while the regular
at Irving expects to move his fam­ Frauklyn Stafford picnicked up
Halsey
Pharmacy was moved to
Chancy Sickels Sunday.
carrier. Grant Taylor is taking a
ily to Albany, Thursday where he the Calapooia river Suuday,
the new home that had been pre.
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roberts and
will have charge of a section.
pared for it on Second street Mon­
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bressler and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Algy
Charles Whitlatch and son day night, and the next morning
Mrs. Agoes Struthers of Golden- baby, and Mr. and Mrs. John Bres­ Sweet of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald of Klamath Falls are visit­
dale,
Washington was a Friday sler and daughter Agnes spent the Charles Falk and family of near ing at the home of Grant Taylor was ready for business as usual.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Frum and
F. Buford Morris, the present
daughter Vivian spent Saturday guest of Mr. and and Mrs. Chancy week end io Portland with George town aud Mrs. Preston Newton of this week,
owner
purchased the drug business
Sickels.
Tycer and family and other rela­ Portland, enjoyed a very delight­
evening and night at the home of
Mrs. Douglas Taylor and son from Mrs. Adda Ringo about six
tives.
Ray Fruin near Brownsville.
ful day at the P. J. Forster home Lawrence and Miss Anna Drink- months ago and has enjoyed a
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Miller drove
June Leighton is visiting at the Sunday.
ark left Monday morning for a ten good business sinco locating iu
Mr. and Mrs. Chancy Sickels to Hoskins Sunday, taking Mrs
Bliss
Byers
home.
Mrs.
Byers
and
home
ot
her
father,
Guy
Leighton
days
visit with relatives at Spok- Halsey and shows his faith io the
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.
Mrs. Callie Frum who is employ­
daughters
have
been
visiting
rela­
near
town.
aue,
Elvmira and Waterville, town by making a substantial in .
ed
at
the
state
hospital
at
Salem,
Hamer and little son. James re­
Washington.
vestment in the building just oc­
is
spending
her
vacation
with
turned last week from a weeks out­ tives and fr ends here the past
Miss Lois Pugh went to Portland
three weeks.
cupied.
relatives
in
and
near
Halsey.
ing at Ocean Side, Tillamook and
Mrs. Wilmeta Newton came from
Saturday aud will spend a week
Pacific City.
A. J. Hill has returned to Bel­ with relatives there.
F. W. Robinson ar.d daughter Portland Sunday morning and is
Weekly Industrial Review
spending the week at the home of
Mrs. E. C- Miller motored to knap springs where he is receiving
Miss Vivian Frum entertained Mabel of Junction City and Mr. her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. P. J.
much
benefit
for
sciatic
rheuma­
Eugene to see the trail to rail pa­
the little members of the Sunshine and Mrs. A. E Foote of Creswell Forster.
tism.
Rainier—Honey crop is unusual-
geant, accompanied by her sisters,
club, a sewing society, at her home were Halsey visitors Saturday.
ly
Rood.
W. F. White put a new roof on
Mrs. Opal Higbee and twin boys
Mrs. Hestor Saylor of Seattle is Wednesday afternoon.
Games
The high school class of the
Sutherlin—Local
pepermint crop
the
Wheeler
hftme
this
week.
of Lebanon and Mrs. Bliss B the guest of her mother, Mrs. were played on the lawn till the Halsey Christian Sunday Schoo!
averages
about
1240
per acre. One
Byers and daughters of Hoskius, Ward.
guests were tired and they were enjoyed a party at the E. D. Isom
Leighton Henderson and family
field
produces
at
the
rate of $648
Oregon,
are moving to Lebanon thia week
Wm. Corcoran is now employed then ushered in to a table decorat­ home Tuesday night.
an acre.
where he has employment at his
Merwin Vannic6 and family of as pharmacist in an Oak Ridge ed with a huge bouquet of dahlias,
Sutherlin — Norton cannery is
Mrs. Florence Annis of Salem trade, linotype operator.
where
ice
cream,
wafers
and
lomon-
Lewiston, Idaho are visiting the drug store and well pleased with
running
overtime and without
visited
at
the
E.
D,
Isom
home
ade were served. Those present
James McWilliams has been enough help.
formers’ parents Mr. and Mrs. J. bis work and location.
Wednesday night and Thursday.
were
Leila
Ganele,
Phyllis
Holt,
treatiog Bert Clark’s confectionery
H. Vannice, Kenueth Vannice Mr. and Mrs. Chancy Sickels and
New Oiegon settlers invested
The remains of Joseph Lyons of building to a fresh coat of white
who has been working in Idaho, M r . and Mrs. Charles Hamer and Irene Parker, Reme Alford, Feru
$326,000
in Oregon farms during
Rossman,
Dorothy
Corcoran,
Jean
Reedsport were buried iu the Ma- paint this week.
returned with them.
son called at Mrs. Sickels’ mother
July.
P. J. Forster built a concrete
B. M. Miller, Merwin Vannice near Monroe Sunday.
Cottage Grove—Cannery Is buy.
1
cesspool
for W. R. Kirk the first
and Henry and Chris Falk are em­
Mrs. Ernest Gourley who under­
ing aud packnig $700 of blackber­
of the week.
ployed in building the new school went an operation at the Alban,
ries daily.
bouse in the Kirk district and bare hospital last week, is reported to oi Organ and Piano Recital given by the pupils o
C. G. Hamer who bought the
Oregon’s commercial apple crop
it near completion. The school he genin'» along well. Her sisters,
Frank Kirk dray business, asautn this year is estimated at 6,616,000
Mrs. G. J. Rike, at Halsey M. E. Church, Thursday ed charge Monday morning and is
building is modern and up-to-dato. Misso-- Ida and Amanda Mitaer
boxes.
evening,
September 2,1926.
ready to serve the publio.
The old building will be used fora visited her Monday.
Newport — Highway to Toledo
play shed.
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Mrs. Evelyn Johnson motored to being straightened aud resurfaoed.
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Albertson
Piano—Nellie Falk, Pearl Falk, Lois Pugh
Harrisburg Monday evening and
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hinton of and daughter Vida were weekend
Many new prune dryers being
S lo o p . C it tl o ¿ B a b y o f ^ b tin o
H U DSON
visited her mother and sister.
viators
at
Newport.
Corvallis and Mrs. Earl Webster
built
throughout the Willamette
Organ-AGarili* Miller
of Portland were guests of Mr
Wm. Burbank is remodeling his valley.
Lyman Marsters, who is spend­
S i r l o o f ¿7ko ^kfortk
W H EAT
Hinton’s sister, Mrs. Chancy Sick­ ing his vacation with his parents,
concrete buildiDg that he formerly
Piano—Charlie Bierly
Eugene — Contracts let for 18
els last Thursday.
S k o S o n tl o li o n o S t r t n a e l t
ENGEL
used for a garage and when com­ new paving and sewer projects.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Marsters, is
pleted will move bis restaurant in.
Organ—Doris Hayes, Mamie Falk, Edna Falk
Ronald Whitlatch who has planning a vacation trip to Crater
Corvallis—Local cannery pay.
¿BiJo
M c G rath
been making his home at Central Lake with a school friend, Edward
Eli Hall and Miss Darcy McVey roll runs about $500 a day.
Piano—Lois Pugh
Point, is visiting his grandfather, Nelson of the University of Wash
of Harrisburg were over Friday
Oregon will produce about 70
^ io lo tly
ARRANGED
and other relatives in Halsey this ington whom he is expecting down
evening
visiting Mrs. Johnson at million pounds of dried prunes this
Organ—Blanche Steinke
soon for a visit. Lyman expects
week.
the hotel,
year.
3 b o ~ M .trry-g o -S B o u n < )
G aynor -B lake
Mrs. Eldon Cross and her moth­ to teach at Mineral, Washington
Piano—Irene Parker, Louise Starr
Stanley Stevenson and family of
Toledo—Construction begins on
S o o o n m in o
POWELL
er, Mrs. Morrell of Hillsboro, who agaiu the coming school year.
Eugene were Suuday guests of new 60-room hotel.
Organ—Doris Hayes
B. M. Miller and family and
is visiting here, took the stage to
Mr. Stevenson’s parents, Mr. and
Newport— Renumbering houses
S u m m o r tim » V a i l t
B lI.B R O
Miss Beulah Miller spent the week
Mrs. J. A. Stevenson.
prepares
way for free mall delivery.
Organ— Blanche Steinke, Gardie Miller
'end at Monmouth as guests of their
Pine Grove Church
S t o p ¿ B o b in S o n g
S paulding
.cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ran
Piano—Louise Starr
’die.
Sunday school 10 a. no.
S n ¿B an k a n ti S i / t
L ange
Preaching, 11a. m. Miss Mitz­
Redmond Pearl, J. W. Rector
Orjan—Deltaa Falk
ner.
S rn n àm a
and grandson James, are spending
S paulding
Preaching 8 p. m. Miss Mitzner. a few days at Newport.
Orjan—Leslie Falk, Omar Palk
Praver meeting Thursday, 8
S k t ^ b lta tlo u i C a r k
A shford
Mrs. Hussey has had as guests
p. m.
Piano— Irene Parker
John Hussey aeon, and Mrs. Green
IS k a t l , n
B achmann
_ -
»
a daughter of Los Angeles for the
Church of Christ
piano—Ilarlie Rike, Irene Parker
ne L S I a i n n ;
past two weeks.
Orjan—Gardie Miller, Delma Falk
Frank Kirk spent the week end
at his Halsey home and had as
Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs, Joe
Kirk of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Kirk and family of Athena
and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Moruhin-
wigof McGlynn.
Eugene Monday morning.
PROGRAM
¡
The Peoland and Robins farni
lies are on a motor trip to Eastern
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chancy Sickels and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamer and
son went to Eugene Thursday
moruiug and witnessed the Trail
to Rail program.
Sunday School 10,
Preaching 11.
Christian Endeavor 7.
Preaching 8.
Clifford L. Carey, Pastor.
M.
E. Church
Robert Parker pastor.
Sunday school, 10.
Preaching, 11.
Junior League, 2:30,
Epworth league, 7.
Preaching, 8.
Prayer-meeting, Thursday,
Bible Stuly Tuesday, 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirk and
children Tom and Areta of Athena,
have been visiting their relatives
in and around Halsey this week.
Kenneth Cross of Albany spent
the weekend with bis uncle and
aunt, Mr, and Mrs. W. F. White.
Near neighbors of Mr. and Mrs.
H L. Almon surprised them with
a shower of flowers, fruits, aud
presents Tuesday evening. The
evening was much enjoyed, espe­
cially by the editor and wife. Don't
know where one would go to find
better people than Halsey folk,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hadlav and
nirces, Gladys and Velva visited
The ‘lowdown’
on
S t v t t l S to p »
S h ir ts
R ea de
Orjan—Mamie Falk
«0«//««« /rt« a f a / / t/ io x t t n f a a p i n j y o u n g c À a rm a
Left Hand Solo—Roberta Vannice
¿7kt C o u n tr y ¿ B a n d
J ohnson
Piano—Nellie Falk, pearl Falk
¡ D o lly o ^ f a p
S elected
Song
¿ B ttig io » »
W ik ir
Orjan—Ava Falk
S hackley
¿Ju iitigkt
piano—Nellie Falk, pearl Falk, Charlie Bierly
Orjana—Ava, Mamie and Delma Falk
C o m a W k c r o th o C ilia » SB lo o m
T hompson
Song
S lo r a tta
K ountz
piano— Edna Vannice
S B u n ti n g S o n g
G ublitt
piano—pearl Falk
7 r iitn p h a l s ta r c h
piano—Roberta and Edna Vannice
C lr l ¿ S ta c k J o o
E ggeling
L ewis
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True—the onlj part that most folks see is the
little “V above your vest. But that “V” be­
speaks the style, the quality of your entire
shirt
You want inbuilt value, below the “V” anti
in the fashioning. Smart lines. Deft tailoring
of shoulders, cuffs andsleovos.
See the style show of Neustadter
shirts at Our Store.
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Brothers, Established 1858, Fortland
San Francisco, New York.
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S H IR T S
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Piano—Nellie Palk
C a n x o n e tta
E ggeling
Piana—Roberta Vannice
-A o n w c g ia n S B u n to ro -^Aianck
piano«—Roberta and Rd a a Vannice, Edna
M ero
Rike. Nellie Falk
Orgaai—Ava, Manne and De I ma Falk
M. V. KOONTZ CO.
Halsey, Oregon
TRY YOUR LOCAL DRUG STORE FIRST
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