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ial from lung trouble which followed
RURA*. ENTERPRISE
Published every Thursday at Halsey
The rocking of the newly graded a »evert ca-eof influenza.
l.l>,s Lillian Barber it working for
Oregon, by Wm. H Wheeler
road to Brownsville with gravel from
Mrs Southworth
T h e little fire e fe lj ch ild who w«s
the pit two miles east of here will
Mrs. Fannie Starr of Newport is
iurl by c a ttle is not yet consid ered (1 a year in advance. Arrearages 12 Sc
soon be under way
staying with her son George while his
■ut of danger, but it improving.
a month. Stops when time »-pires
wife is at Portland for medical tre a t
There was a surprise party at Karl
ualess continuance is ordered.
ment Friends are glad to hear she Bramwell's Sunday Karl's mothei
B rad M j -» il nursing a cracked
Advertising. 20c an inch; no discount
Is improving
and stepfather, David Froman anc rib.
for time or space; no charge for
Mr Fred Robins has beer enjoying wife and Miss Marguerite Ward of Al
We cannot afford to refuse accept
composition or changes. Announce
a visit from his mother, who lives bany and from Portland Mr. and Mrs able advertising, for that is what sup
ments of entertainm ents, food sales,
Fannie Ross and son Howard. Mrs
at Lebanon.
etc., whose object is to raise money,
Ray Seidles and Mrs. Hattie Sayloi ports a newspaper. This week, for
charged at regular advertising rates'
once, the Enterprise has been flooded
Mrs. Hubert Almon and young were the guests.
with prosperity, and we have been Announcements of religious meetings,
daughter «ere reported leaving the
hospital for her new home near Inde
not exceeding four inches, free if
Clark's confectionery has been re- forced to cut down the installment of
pendence the last of last week.
copy is received before Tuesday.
shingled on the north slope of the 'With the Clock Turned Back," and
postpone some other matter. Next
Mrs. George Hayes is home after a roof
week there will probably be no oversup-
few days spent In Portland
Franklyn, granddaughter of the
Stage and Railroad Time
Grandpa Hill purchased a Shetland Deans, came from Bandon with them
Brownsville-Halsey
stage leaves Halsey
pony for his grandchildren. Phillis for a stay of a few weeks.
Numfcering G ear Shift to
8 25 p. ra., 4 25 p. m„ 12:25 p. m
Sid Buddy fl*»'t and it is hard to f»ll
Help in Handling Lever
Arrives Brownsville
Delegates to the Rebecca assembly
who enjoys the pony most, the chil at Astoria were Mr. and Mrs. Elber.
8 50 p. m ., 4:50 p. ra, 12:50 p. m.
In tern lilng Ids w ife to drive a tun
dren or grandpa.
Leaves Brownsville
Isom, Mrs John Salash, Mrs Clay •orlst found that she was having great
11:15 a. m , 3:20 p. m., 9:00 p. m.
Bert Minckley and Oren From have Moody and Mrs. Bali Bond.
liflleulty In remembering the several
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Arrives Halsey
shipped several carloads of spring
je a r r lilf t positions, end as a rem it
Mrs. Hettie Saylor of Portland if vms slowing up her shifting consider
11 40 a. m., 2:50 p. m., 9 30 p. m.
lambs the past two weeks from Halsey
visiting her mother, Mrs. M. M Ward tbly, due to having to stop to think
Upon request from passengers desir
Mrs. Florence Leeper of Eugene came
M t . and Mrs. D F. Dean did no. vhlclt lever position was which. He ing to use train No. 18. leaving Halsey
to the recital given by Mrs. Jess Cross
at 6 10 a m , stage will call at Browns
at the Christian church Saturday come here from Bandon last week ill upon the Idea of employing some ville in time to protect this connection.
m ull metal numbers, such as might
simply for a visit, but as a more o
night.
>e used for small signs and the like, Otherwise no protection.
less permanent change of location
George Maxwell drove to Albany Mr. Dean's occupation there threaten •rocurlng a “ I," "2,” "3" and an “ R." Southern Pacific trains arrive going
north
Sunday to spend the day with friends ed his health. For a few weeks they le nailed them to the footboard In
Mr. and Mrs Hoyt have rented the wUl run the telephone office and le. iroper position to Indicate the way the 3:50, 6:10, 11 49 a. m. and 4:11 p. m
Going south
ever had to be shifted to effect any
Earnest Hoover house
Mr Hoyt (Mrs Stafford take a vacation.
12:21, 8:23 and 11:19 p. m.
iven speed change. The Idea worked
drives a truck and is working on the
Miss Mearle Straley is engaged—to o advantage, and the beginner had
All trains except th at going north at
Halsey-Brownsville road.
I teach at Marshfield.
•eiy to glance down at the number* 4:11 p. m. stop only when flagged.
Friends of Mrs. Ada Pearl of Oregon
Miss Winifred Rose, who recently o know exactly which way to carry
City were pleased to meet her at the sold the Marinello beauty parlor at he lever elim inating all uncertainty.
Mrs. Char|es Sterling Dead
Methodist church Sunday morning Albany, and Harold Albro of Meade A
She returned home In the evening. '
Albro. Albany optometrists, announce
MVe. C h a rles S te rlin g w as 'o u n d
Joe Hetzel and sister were Sunday their engagement to become life p a rt
d ea d in bed a t B ro w n sv ille T u es
ners.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nlccwood.
day
morning. Mrs, S trrlirg was
Standing room was in demand pal
Ellen Vannice was a week end visit
Ithe piano recital by Mrs. Cross' pupilt
or at her brother Merwin's home.
activ e in all good w orks, an d also
I evening.
Mr and Mrs. McAlpin and friends
j o e r i n t h ; c nducling of tbs
from Portland visited Mrs. C P Staf
A co m p an y has been in c o rp o rsl
produce
busii.wsz « h ’c'i she had
ford over Sunday. Mrs. Stafford m ot
>
cd at Scio to c n fru it, vegetable
ored back to Portland with them to
help« 1 her h u sb a n 1 b u ild f r :t n a
tod me. t-
spend a few days.
small lig h tn in g to one of th e
E v e n tt W a g g e n rr o f Brow ps
Rev and Mrs. Miller of the Metho-
moat «xlensive cnlcrprir®* in town.
dlst church drove to Portland the first I v lie died M o n d ay , aged 33 afte
of last week to attend the interna- I ,
:n „ „ „
..
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Do Mother's Fyes Bother?
tlonal council of religious education. I
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f® I 'f t a widow
M b Emerson of the Mountain
Renienber that mother i i not a» young
Mr. Miller returning Friday while Mrs *n d to o small children.
's she Used to be. and a'ong with her S t tes
Tower company was in
Miller remained for a longer visit.
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1 Ih e city co u n cil b all has a new a Ivancing year« her eyesight begins to
town
Monday
Asked how t i e
fail
Let
us
fit
her
with
glasses
before
The Sunday evening service at the covering of sh in g les
it is too 1 ite.
7-per-cent preferred stock of lie
Methodist church consisted of reportf
TL ,
,
of delegates to last Week’s Epworth I ■ he long.w iehed for big lu m b e r
Broken Lenses Duplicated
company, now being offered for
league convention at Springfield.
»1 B row nsville is now prom - You may break your glaases-acci- sale, was going, be said be bad
The missionary society of the Chris- |>ge^ by R. N. S tan w o o d , who s a te 'le!” s
happen—h»t »ave the pieces.
m J ah ^ ’" t " n*’ 7a * in duP“ “ te himself sold ninety shares th at
tian church met with Mrs. William he hs» th e in e.led b -c'd n t?
u. C lin g .
the original lenses without re-ezanun- day.
The par value of the stock
Wells last week.
M as R u th Q u im b y died e a rly atlon
8
$100
and it commands a pre
E. Coon of Shedd died Monday
M EADE & ALBRO
night. He would have been 09 the this m ornirg in a Corvallis ho«pi Optometrists, 312 First st , Albany, Ore. mium.
coming fall.
Trees were blown down and wires
put out of commission Monday night
by high winds in this valley and down
the Columbia, but there was nothing
like what has been shaking much of
the country cast of the Rockies. r -
The Burns detective agency has been
assessed $4000 damages for arresting
a man on a charge of forgery without
sufficient evidence.
Monday night burglars pilfered goods
I
General Motor* (Dept. A , Detroit, Mich.
D L E A S E tend, w ithout any obligation to me. Illustrated
• ture about the General M ott rt product I have marked
—together w ith the name of the nearest dealer Io case
w ith a demonstration. ALSO SEN O YOUH PROVING GROUND
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below
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Back to Nature *
Doctors told Thomas Brenf,
owner of the $700,000 Amolgcm
ated foundries, that within a yeai
he must go back to nature, eithei •
in a wooden overcoat or without. 3
He chose to go without.
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Down
Geeh.’* Ht Said to Him.-elf With a
Giunt. “They Think I’m a Wild
Mani"
Here he is, back pretty c’ose to
nature. We see him just leaving a
Sunday schcol picnic. The story
began in the Rural Enterprise M jy
5. 1927.
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