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walsey Enterprise
AGRICULTURE
HORTICULTURE
LIVESTOCK
Established in 1912. Voi. 16. No. 39
DISTRICT EPWORTH LEAGUE
RALLY HELD AT LAKE CREEK
Halsey, Oregon, Thursday Februaiy 2, 1928.
[ P e o r ia N e w s I t e m s ]
The Groundhog Thinks He’s the Goat
J- W- Lam ar attended a business
The District Epw orth League
Rally was held at the M. E.church meeting of the building committee
South at Lake Creek Saturday aud of the Masonic lodge at Shedd Fri-
Sunday. About 60 delegates from *day night.
Corvallis, Tangent, M cFarland,
Several from Peoria attended the
Peoria and Yarnall were in attend district league convention at Lake
^auce. Rev. Roy Metcalf presided Creek Sunday,
at the Saturday evening session.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Finnegan
Reports from each league were of Eugene visited at the home of
heard. Special music was furnish- Mrs. Alice Dern, his mother, Sun-
©d by
s tr n c f n r of day
ed
by Mrt*.
Mrs. Howells
Howells, in
instructor
violin at Philom ath college who*
Dr. Howard of Corvallis was
was accompanied by Miss Howells.
called to sea Mrs. Alice Barcus on
Short talks were given by Rev.
Monday. She has been sick several
S H. Shangle of Milton, Rev.J. A. weeks.
McKee of Walla Walla, W ashing­
The revival meetings at the M.
ton. Dr. H arper of Corvallis, and
E.
Church South closed Thursday
Rev. Patterson of McFarland after
night.
The evangelist. R ev.Patter­
which a aoc al hour was spent
son,
returned
to his home at Me
each delegation entertaini- g with a
F arland.
stunt or charade,
Mrs. J. S Lamar a: d Mrs. Fay
Githens attended a neeting of the
officers of the Eastern Star at
Shedd Monday afternoon.
C. W- Nichols aud John McNeil
were Aluany visitors Saturday.
Mr. Nichols driving home In a
new car.
«S.
«barasi
HALSEY AND VICINITY BREVITIES
Sunday morning Rev. J. A. Me-
Rexall Silver Jubilee Birthdav
Kee instructed a large class of the
sale this mouth at the Dawson drug
young people and later preached
store, Albany,
to an appreciative audience.
A new heating and ventilating
A basket dinner was served at
plant
has been installed at the
noon after which Q uarterly Con­
Brandon
school hjtise.
ference was conducted by Presid­
Mrs.
J.
A. Johnson and daugh­
ing Elder S. H. Shangle. During
ter
of
Pine
Grove were busiuess
the afternoon a round table was
| visitors in Halsey Tuesday.
conducted by Rev. J. A. McKee. I S h e d d
P e r s o n a ls
A model Epworth League lesson
Do Dot forget the Rexall Silver
and a sermon by Rev. Shangle
1 Jubilee Birth lay sale thia month
(B y an Enterpiise Reporter)
closed the evening session.
I at the Dawson drug store, Albauv.
Mr, and Mrs. E. IL Margason
A vote of thanks was tendered
Save with Safety at the R-xail
the Lake Creek people for their and family were guests at the G. drug store during ti e Silver Jubi­
Large home in Brownsville Sunday lee Birthday sale. Fred Dawsott,
hospitality.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Arnold Albany.
were transaetj-g business in A l­
Mrs. Joy RoLerts and daughter
Lake Creek News
bany Monday.
| Lucille of Eugene weie visitors at
Special
Correspondent)
J. S. McWilliams of Raisev has
bien painting at the Henry Brock
home.
Who was it th at said the ground
M ethodistN ext S unday:
hog saw his shadow?
10 a. m ., Sunday school
NEW SENATOR
11, preaching. Subject: Sermon,
“ Running Life's Race.’’
There will be special music next
Sunday. Miss Alberta Koontz be
heard in a solo.
6:30 Epworth League
7:30 public services.
Evening subject “ Evangelical
Preaching.”
7:30 Thursday, prayer meeting
J . 8. Mi Her, pastor.
Moat recent photograph of Elmer
Thomas, the uew United States sen­
ator from Oklahoma. tie succeeded
John William Uarreld.
Church of Christ
Meet with os at 10:00 and enjoy
our fine Sunday school under the
superintendency of W. H. Robert.
son.
Sunday school, 10.
11 00 a. m. morning wotsbip and
communion for all Christians.
Solo 'Are you a friend of Jesus,”
by E. Isom.
Male trio, “I've
Found a Friend ’ Sermon: “ Make
a F riend.’’
WORK OF INCORPORATING
TELEPHONE LINES GOES ON
Final Steps to Be Taken As
Soon As Stock is Sold
At the telephone meeting held
Mary McConnell who is staying
at the M S. Coon home spent the last night in tha city hall for the
week cud at home.
purpose of determining the number
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chilbeck of shares and their denom ination
and daughters Thelma and Isabelle to be placed on the incorporation
of Vancouver, spent the week end papers was finally left to the com-
at the home of Mrs. Ciiidbeck’s m ines previously appointed to fix.
un jie, George V. Maxwell and I Several points of m isunderstand­
ing regarding the future develop­
family.
ment and pol cite, rates, ownership
Mrs. I sOttie r’ate and daughter,
and a myriad of questions th at
Neoma.of Albany, wsre afternoon
can only he settled by the hoard of
visitors at the home of Mr. a n -
directors were brought to the at­
Mrs. II. F. Coney Friday.
tention of those present.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Brown aud
The deleg ites from the different
Mrs IL F. Couey spent the even­ rural lines were ready with definite
ing at the John Pugh home M oii . reports from their constituents
day.
and no doubt many will join the
Mr. and Mrs. R. Q. Hamilton corporation. I hese representatives
aud Sain Hamilton were dinner showed a willingnere to meet all
guests at the home of M r.and Mrs. questions brought up with ahsoluie
J A Couey Sunday.
fairness that tbose in the city could
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Froman and not help but appreciate, and did.
1 he next general meeting will be
Miss Elizabeth Birtou were Cor­
vallis visitors Sunday.
at t h ' call of the committee ap-
Ihe Priscilla sewing club of tho pointed bv C hairm an Zimmerman
Greenback school in etat the school a t the January 27tb meeting.
house with their leader, Mrs. Olive
Lloyd Sperling’s auto was knock-
Pugh Friday.
e
1
from the highway by a car be­
Ruth Haver.'and and Anca Me
ing
towed, and was badly damaged
Connell came home from Mon­
by
the
impact. The accident h ap ­
mouth Friday and spent tho week
pened
last
Saturday night.
and at their respective homes.
Rev. J. S. Miller will preach at
the Pine Grove church Sunday of-
ter noon at three o’clock.
Willie Gallislie of The Dalles
arrived in Halssv Wedue day fo ra
visit at the A. F. Albertson borne.
Mrs. W. II. Wheeler spent Tues­
day night and " ’edr.csJ.iy morniug
in Eugene on a busiuess trip.
Empire C. Leudon of Brush
Creek h as moved to Loinpac, C ali­
fornia, for the benefit of his health.
Mr. aud Mrs. J B. Wsggener
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Duncan and
and children, Heleu aud George, d au g h t'r A nna Marie ami their
visited at the W. C. Sickele horns houseguest. Mrs. Fannie Cox of
Sunday.
Portland, spent the day at the
home
of Mrs. D uncan's parents,
Miss Gladvs McCarnack, in ­
Mr.
and
Mrs. L It. Wilson, T hurs.
structor in the Halsey high school
Halsey
day.
«pent the ws“k end in Eug-ne al
O. M. Thomson, accompanied by i the P. j, Forster home in
Carrie Reicart and Mrs. Sophia i last week.
Ibom pson, spent Monday in A l­ I Guy Hughee editor of the Harris-
bany aud Wednesday in Salem.
burg Bulletin, was in Halsey last
Jesse Walton and his sister Opal Saturday and while her* was a
were visitors ai the Charles Arnold visitor at the Enterprise office,
home Wednesday afternoon.
Wayne Veatch camo home from
Mrs. J. M. Dickson, who has Eugene Friday evening. Saturday
been visiting friends and relatives morning he motored to Monmouth
in Poitland, arrived home Wed­ returning here early Sunday morn­
nesday
ing.
P. J. Forster was busy Monday
Mrs. Mae Robnet bas returned
to her home in Shedd from Oak. a orning disinfecting the different
His
ridge where she had been to visit rooms at the school bouse.
slogan seems to be “ prevention”
ber mother.
The school board of district 37 and the health of the pupils bears
held a meeting at the bauk Mon­ out the theory.
Mr. and Mrs. Rannel Brock ac­
companied Mrs. Dicy Brock to
Eugene Wednesday where she un­
derwent an operation for the remo­
val of her tonsils.
Charles W right of Halsey was a
delegate from the M. E. church to
the Epworth League rally at Lake
Creek January 2S-29.
Mrs. Laura Woodward receive!
a message from W alla W alla Sun­
day informing her of the serious
illness of her son and that an oper­ day.
ation was necessary. Nothing has
The Eastern S tar lodge held its
since been heard.
regular meeting Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dadd and A special meeting will he held on
children visited Mrs. Dodd’s par­ February 10 at which time the
ents, Mr. and Mrs Harvey on Sun­ head officers will be here from
day.
Portland.
Mrs. Manlee Spores of Mohawk.
Alice Thompson, daughter of
Karl W illiams of Portland, Helen Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Thompson, is
W illiams and Howard Gilbert of back in school again after having
Corvallis, were guests at the C. S. been confined to her home for a
Williams home for the week end. week by illness.
Archie Hopper is suffering with
a broken arm received whilo c ra n k ­
C / u r c /t
o tic e s
ing a car.
I F a y e tte v ille I t e m s j
VW%
Miss Dale McKinley o f’E'igene
sp -nt ihe week end at the home of
ber p arerts M \ and Mrs I'. F.
McKinley.
home for a few days.
(B y
Devoted to the Interests of Halsey and Linn County
•
(By an Enterprise Reporter)
Meeting Well Attended and Raymond Mode who has been
‘Working,at Weudling has returned
Very Instructive
DAIRYING
WOOL, MOHAIR
POULTRY
Professor Rowland instructor at
O. A. C. purchased a McCormick
The Keesling place in east H al­
Deering combine harvester from
sey has been sold to J. W. Morgan
Schultz Bros. This is said to be the
of Halsey according announcement
I only combine that will thresh rye­
made this week.
grass and clover seed successfully
Charles Hamer, William Mc­
Dowell and Charles Gausle drove
to Lebanon Monday evening and
attended the American Legion
Edited By W ilm a W a h l
meeting.
McGraw Signs Hawaiian
the home of her p ire n t.
¡SCHOOL NOTES-
Mr. end Mrs. L. G. Sweet, eon I
The senior class has been work-
and daughter and Mr. Sweet’s fcit-
on their play “ Ruth in a Rush
tsr, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rob-
Ihe first act has been practiced
erts and daughter of Eugene were
and now intensive work has begun
guests at the P. J. Forster home in
i on the second act.
Elmon G. Miller of Portland Halsey Sunday, Mr. Forster says
Keith Hayes has been absent
spent Saturday night and Sunday they had a feast of ice cream.
from school this week.
in Halsey at the home of bis par­
B. M. Bond and C. II. Koontz
Daniel Wesley, who was absent
ents, Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Miller attended the Masonic meeting in for some time, is hack in school
Sunday mooning he was heard in Albany Friday evening.
They again
the special music service at the ! were accompanied by Mrs. Bond
The boys and girls basketball
Methodist church.
and Wellington aud Mr. and Mrs teams went to Shedd Monday
D. H. Sturtevant, who took in the night and played a practice game
6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor. college show during the evening.
with the students the:«.
Both of
Muriel Lake will be leader. Come.
Tuesday evening the Fred Falk the H ahey teams were defeated
7:30, song service with the orch­ home was the scene of a happy ih e score for the girl’s game wa
estra of which we are justly proud little surprise party, with birthday 29 to 3. Tha boys score was 12-18
Pantomime and serm on,“ The Ideal anniversary of Delma Falk a? the
Monday was the beginning of
Hom e.’’ During the pantomime motive. The hours passed all too the second semester of school. The
“ God Give Us Homes” will be cung quickly with the young folks play high school is offering a course in
by E, Isom and a mixed quartet. iug games acd at a late hour re economics this term.
C- Adrian Sias. minister.
freehments were served.
Reine Alford has been absent
from school several days on ac-
count of illness, hhe is able to he
back again now.
Donald Neal is absent from
school,
Mrs. Gausle and Mrs. Rossman
visited in the grades last we-k.
There are twelve students on the
honor roll this six weeks. Those
having “ A'*aversge aro Nora Cold-
iron and Esther Seefeld, both sen­
iors. Those with “ B ’ averages are
Mary Smith aud Hope Hussev, sen­
iors, Ruth S turtevant, a junior,
Herman Koontz, Bessie Reynolds
and Gertrude Robins, sophomores
and Ellsworth Gardner, Prentice
Isom and Beverly Isom freshmen.
The student body held its regu­
lar meeting Wednesday. Carl Sper-
ling, the president, resigned and
Doctor Bumpier of Germany, renowned dedgner and builder of airplanes,
Nora Coldiron was elected to take
end his latest model o f a plane which w ill be built for transoceanic Hights
his place.
This giant w ill be four planes In one, w ill have ten motors and a wing spread
Esther Seefeld,
of 310 feet
A ssistant Reporter.
Rumpler’s New Four-in-One Plane
The photograph shows W illiam T.
I.ai. form er U niversity o f lln w u ll
»Indent who has been sfgned up by
John McGraw, manager o f the New
York Giants. Lal, known aa “ Buck"
has played baseball several years, lie i
Is th irty two years eld and w ill be
trie d out as th ird baseman.
IDLE
ISLAND
By
ETHEL H U E ST O N
T
It was a little spot
for summer visi­
tors on the Maine
coast—a place of
rest quite in keep­
ing with its name
—but into its
quiet atmosphere
entered, most
unexpectedly,
crime, mystery
and adventure.
Like all of this
author's stories,
this one has a
heroine ascharm-
ing as she is
amusing.
Follow It as a Serial in
The Halsey Enterprise Soon