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«*M roon i were p re ttily decorated w ith
cupids and heart* in keeping w ith
the valentine season. C--'rne*, in-
tersperied w ith r-idio music made
the hours pass ail too quickly and
ibe aerring of del.cious refresh-
manta by the hostess brought the
p -a san t evening to a close. Those
prerent were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Cross, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cross,
the M isses Cleona Sm ith, Alberta
Konniz and Gladys McCornack,
and Carl H ill, James M cW illia m s
and M artin Koontz.
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A splendid program bad been ar-
ranged by Mie* Melva Hadlee, F
teacher of the school, and was com-
posed of the welcome address by fi
JJaxine F ru m ; song by the school; i
reading; song by five boys; r e c it a - ll
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tion, Eunice Pugh; dialog; song,
Eunice Pugh and M axine F ru m ; j
recitation Leonard Pugb; dialog
by the little folks; song, the upper
grsdes; recitation, Eloice Sm ith,
(H a lsey); recitation, M e rrill Snod­
grass; song, little folks; tiio ; dial< g
upper grades; recitation, Lynn
Frum.
This is the
Season for
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Harness Oiling
and Repairing
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The members of P u rity Kebekab
lodge field th e ir regular meeting
F A Y E T T E V IL L E
last evening at which time those
Twenty.one members of the Prig-
belonging to Arrow Rebekah lodge cilia club met at the home of Mrs
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at Shedd affiliated with them, the R. C. McCormick F rid ay afternoon
meetings to be held in Halsey. A t for the regular meeting of the club.
6:30 a covered dish supper was A social hour followed the business
served in the banquet room for the session and was brought to a close
member* and their fam ilies
This by the hostess serving delicious re­
was followed by a program w ith the freshments.
following numbers: America by a ll;
Mrs. W illia m Hobbs and Mrs.
pisno duet. Georgina C lark and
H
arold
Couey werecharm ing bost-
Nora C oldiron; reading, Mrs. Nora
ossees
Thursday
afternoon when
Coleman; vocal duet, Donna Cross
they
entertained
at
the home of the
M innehaha, $1.00
and Alberta Koontz; reading, Mrs.
latter,
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illy Hobbs and
Nellie
Isom;
piano
solo,
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800 C hiffon $1.25
E lin o r Annette Couey’s sixth b irth ­
Isom;
reading,
M
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of
1200 f ull f ashion $1 b5
Shedd, George Washington s k it by day. Two b irth d a y cakes formed
1400 h u ll Fashion $1 95
the center piece for the a ttra ctive ly
a group of reboot children.
appointed dinner table. B illy ’s
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candles,
and
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the glee club formed a theater p a rti­
Fay Couey, H arold M elvin Couey,
al the snowing of the ‘ ‘Cohens and angel food, on which were six pink
Wesley
Pugb, P hyllis Jane Pugh,
Dana C. Rossman
! the K e lly s ’ ’ at the city b a ll. Later candles. D ain ty valentine place
Alice
Jane
W orkinger, Anna Belle
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the group went to the school bouse cards marked the places for the,
fo llo w in g guesis: V irg in ia Grace ■ M cK in le y , Ruth Roberta Brown,
where they played games and also
Hobbs, Barbara Jean Hobbs, V tv a Bertha L ucille Brown. Mrs. M ina
enjovtd a lunch. Members of the
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orchestra playing for the operetta,
Mrs. Grace Couey, Mrs. E d ith M.
on. Following the biidnesg session
P a tric ia ,” were complimented
Couey, and the two small guests of
a social tim e was enjoyed, the guests.
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honor, B illy and E lin o r Annette.
members who had been joined by
Lady A ssistant
Falk, Mr. and Mrs, II. J. F alk and several visitors, going to the dining
All calls answ ered day or night
The scholars and patrons of the
By Albany Dramatic Club
The Enterprise $1.00 a year.
Mrs. E llio tt and fam ily.
room where white brick icecream , Oak Pla n school enjoyed a basket
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Halsey, Oregon
Hosiery that exhibits
in a most wonderful
array the new shades
and tones for Spring
dress occasions.
B ring them in before S p rin g ’s
work begins and it is too late
Hill & Company
K O O N T Z 'S
FU N ER A L
D IR E C T O R
SOCIETY NOTES
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with a red heart in the center of social and program recently, at
each
slice, and wafers were served, which the saie of baskets netted
Wednesday evening of last week
♦ 15 for the school. D. S. M c W il­
the members of Vine Maple Circle, AbrfUt 40 were present.
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Neighbors of Woodcraft, bold I heir
liams rcted as auctioneer, and was
regular meeting w ith the re c e n tly ' Superintendent and Mrs
exceedingly cleyer at this w ork
L. W.
installed oil,cer. presiding. One P .tto n enteru.ee J a group of The school room was p re ttily deco-
new num ber was taken in by m i- ' f r i. Dd . at a valentine party Tues- rated with pussey willows and ferns
tiati.m „m l otbsr_nsmes balloted . i „ y m ,„ in u oi lust week. The
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Make Your Plans Now to Include the use of
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We have a complete line inclluding the
Alinone Baby Chick Starter, a milk
mash and scratch combined.
Used by prominent Valiev Pouitrymcn
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Feed
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Under the auspices o f Hal-
sev Study Club. Tickats at
C lark’s,adults 45 children 25
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SPRAY
Triangle Baby Chick
Mashes and Scratches
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Fresh ( andies, N uts, Fruits.
fr°d n n t i ' » l T h C1,n d i? ‘ ike tb e PetC r Pan and F l0 r i“ ‘ k in d
3U C
Or Bordeau M ixture
50c Gallon, B ring Your Can.
One GaI,on °f this
makes 10 Gallons of Spray
ern
Morris Pharmacy
See our window for Specials fo r Dollar Day Satur Jay Feh.25
Albany’s Dollar Day
Saturday, Feb. 25th
a- d nuts that are fresh, fru its that are A l and Bread and
Lakes fresh from one of the best bakeries in the state go to
sey,
C lark’s Confectionery Hsjj Oregon
A full line o f tobaccos and smokers supplies.
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
Halsey City Hall
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• very package guaTanteed to have
a 50c value or more.
“ TARZAN JIH » GOLDEN IID«
" ith every 50c purchase on Saturday
w ill be given FREE a fhance Qn #
Genuine Diamond Ring.
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Ierhapa you have read the book and would like to see the
■how. Now is your chance—it is w ritten b> Edgar Rice
Burroughs. Good Comedy “ EGGED ON. ’ Prices lOc.Ji 25c
Pocket Watches. W rist Watches, Solid Gold
" irs . Silverware.
Glassware, Watch
< hams. Pearl Strands. Choker Beads. Pens
Pencils, Alarm Clocks, Pictures, Vases
Sandwich Trays, Salt and Peppers. Mesh
Bags. Compacts. AH fo r 50c.
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Optometrists
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N O TIC E OF F IN a L SETTLEM ENT.
Notice is hereby given th at the under­
signed, as adm inistrator of the estate of
Elizabeth A. McNeil, deceased, has filed
in the C ounty Court of Linn Count»,
BflMS
Oregon, his final account as such adm in­
istrator, . and the said Court has fixed LIST your farm s and exehanges of a
kinds with me. Fred Hoflich, 3J4 Lvo
Monday, the 19th day of March, 1928, at
Street. Albany, Oregon,
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the hour of 2:00 o’clock in the afternoon of
that day, as the tim e for the hearing of
A D M IN IST R A T O R 'S N OTICE
objections to said final account and the
settlem ent thereof.
Notice is hereby given th at the undei
A ny and all persons having objections signed has been duly appointeq adrainii
to said final account are hereby notified trator of the estate of Mary E. Davii
to be present at saiJ tim e in the County deceased, by the county court of Lini
Court room in the Linn County Court County. Oregon. All persons bavin,
House, in the City of Albany. Linn claims against said estate are hereby re
County, Oregon, and then and there quired to present same to the under
make such obj»ctions.
signed at the office of L. L. Swan in Al
W. G, McNEIL,
bany, Oregon, duly verified and w ill
A dm inistrator proper vouchers as by law required
Hill, Marks & McMahan.
w ithin six m onths from the date of this
A ttorneys for Administrator.
notice.
Feb. 16-23-Mar. 1-8-15.
Dated and first published February
2nd.
1928.
Ed Schoel,
DOG OWNERS NOTICE.
L. L, Swan,
A dm inistrator.
Licenses are now due on dogs in Linn
A
ttorney
for
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dm
inistrator
County and have been dne ever since
Feb. 2 9-16-23-Mar. 1.
January 1st and will become delinquent
on and after March 2nd. The license
The E nterprise $1.00 a year
fees are $1.00 for male and spayed fe­
male dogs and $2.00 on female dogs not
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spayed if paid on or before March 1st,
and double the above am ounts after the
1st day of March.
During previous years the Court has
encountered difficulty in securing per­
sons to collect delinqnent dog license
but to date five applications are on file
For One Year
lor this job, so the county will be amply-
Against accidents, bruises,
equipped for delinquent 2og tax collect­
ors and will proceed with the enforce­
negligence, cuts, blowouts.
ment of the law and the collection of
CUt% WhCel »«»nment,
these delinquent licenses im m ediately
nder inflation or any road
after the first day of March, 1928
hazard by the
Licenses are secured Irorn the County
Clerk by forw arding the required fee
Seiberling Protected
and stating the kind of a dog the liceuse
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rv ic e Corporation.
is for. B. M. Pavne. Judge.
Jos. Hume. Commissioner
11. A, R enninger Commissioner
ATTEST;
ILalsey, Oregon.
R M. Russell, Clerk.
Classified Advertisements
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