_fíalsey Enterprise, fíaleey, Oregon, March 1, 1928
Neighborhood Happenings
Items of Interest Gathered by Our Correspondents
BETTER SHOWING MADE BY
GUN CLUB LAST SUNDAY
Scores Improved and Larger
Attendance at Shoot
Mr. aud Mr«. Carlton Bass of
The performance of members of
Harrisburg spent Sunday at the A
the Halsey Guu Club last Sunday
L. Knighten home.
(Enterprise Correspondence)
was somewhat better than the pre
Mr. a r d Mrs. Frank Gibson are
ceding
Sunday aud the score iu the
Mr. and Mm. Friiz Torgeuson the parents of a son who arrived at
Oregonian
Telegraphic bettered by
of Albany visited at Kay Hover’s their home February 2-4.
three
birds
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. McLaren
The personnel of the three high
Dean Bilyeu was an Albany vis and Dorothy aud George McNeil
men changed, Norton giving way
¡tor Saturday.
and family visited at the Will Me- to Jess Cross. The day was bleak
Mrs. W- D. McLaren and Mie Lareu home at Peoria Sunday.
and cold, so much so that it was
E E. Hover attended the mission
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibson of wiih difficulty the shooters could
ary meeting at Mrs. J. W. Lainar’e Corvallis spent Friday at Frank perform. The scores so far are very
at Peoria Thursday afternoon.
Gibsou's.
gratifying and enthusiasm among
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Albertson of
The Pine Grove telephone line Cub members growing
Monmouth and Mr. and Mrs. H ar seems to be taking a vacation, be.
C P- Moody, president of the
ley Wallace of Kigei Island spent ¡ng so completely grounded or club, bad the wind taken complete
the week end with their parents, otherwise queered that one is sur- ly out of the sails of his frail little
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. A'-hertson.
piistd if their nearest neighbor craft when his 11.year-old son,
Mrs. E. E. Hover attended a answers when they ring. We hoye Cedric, turned in a score of 19 to
group meeting of the women’s mis some one will discover the trouble hi dad's 18
The following shows the number
sionary society atT angeut Tuesday soon, and fix it.
of
won and lost events of each
The
community
meeting
has
Mr. Ellis of Newberg is visiting
club
participating.
been
postponed
until
March
9.
at the A. F. Albertson home.
Won all six, Heppner.
Won five, tied ooe, LaGraude.
TUSSING & TUSSING
Lake Creek News
Won five, lost one, Klamatl
LAW YERS
• W A V A * W Z W W A W W I A • Portland, Echo, Coquille.
(E n terp rise C orreapondence)
Won four, lost one, tied one,
Halsey and Brownsville
Medford,
Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ardry
Oregon
Won four, lost two, H a'sey,
were dinner gursls at the B. M.
H unlingtou.
Bond home in Halsey Sunday.
Won three, lost two, tied one,
D ELBER T STA R R
Manlee Spores of Mohowk spent
Eugene.
F u n e ra l D ire c to r and Licensed
Saturday uight and Sunday at the
E m h a ln ie r
Won three, lost three, Roseburg.
C. S. Williams home, Mrs. Spores,
L A D Y A S S IS T A N T
Monitor.
Baker, Astoria, E n ter
who has been spending some 'tim e
Brownsville, Oregon
prise,
Beud,
Pendleton.
here with her parents, returned
Won
two,
lest
three, tied one,
home with her husband Sunday
P in e G r o v e I te m s
W hiteside & Locke
[ Hardware, Im plem ents and S porting
Goods. H udson and Essex Autos
3rd & M adison Sts., Corvallis. Ore.
J
JIM HORNING
General Blacksmithing
Acetylene Weldiug,
F irst & Adams,
Corvallis. Ore.
THE BALL STUDIO
THE HOME OF AKTI5TIC
PHOTOGRAPHY
Kodak work, frames and copying
of old pictures.
Third & Jefferson, Corvallis, Ore.
B O B B IN G
B A R B E R IN G
BATHS AND
S H A M P O O IN G
ing her health rapidly
soon be home again.
Agent
H ub C leaning Works
Albany Laundry Every Tuesday
E. C .
evening. Mr. Williams is able to M cM innville,
Won two, lost four, Baudot),
be up again after having been con
The
Dalles, Hillsboro.
fined to bis bed for some tints,
Won one, lost five, Needy, Si
Mr. and Mrs Henry Brock, Mrs. te. z, Union, Prineville,
Dicy Brock and Mrs. Thomas Ar
Lost all. Toledo, A rlirg on.
dry were Eugene visitors Thurs
day.
Mm. Lulu Brock and daughter,
Mr«.
Mar e Lowrey, former resi-
Mr and Mrs. N. E. Chandler
dant«
of Lake C eek, have been
and daughter Agnes attended
visitirg
relatives here.
church here Sunday morning and
Nora
Coldiron
of Halsey spent
were dinner guests of J. IL R chard
the week end with her parent",
and fa nil v.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sisk and Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Coldiron.
Mr. a _d Mrs. Carter Allingliatn
sons, Edgar and Roscoe, spent
Sunday nt the J S. Nicewood of Portland a.e visiting Mr. and
Mrs. C. S Williams this week.
borne.
Mi»« Mary Evans of Lake Creek
Mis George Hockensmith » bo i.-
«cent
Monday of this week in
iu Corvallis receding medical
Salem.
treatm ent is reported to he regain
M IL L E R
and
will
■pending the month here with his
uncle, J S. Nicewood, left for P o rt
land Saturday.
J. P. Matthews
Auto Tops Curtains and
Seat Covers
Glass Inclosures for All Makes of Cars.
326 South Second Street.
Corvallis, Oregon
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Highest Prices Paid.
$ 1 .0 0 p e r fle e c e a d v a n c e d p a y m e n t
o n c o n tr a c t.
$13. per ton for land plaster if orders are received before
February 5th. See us for Red and Alsike Clover. A com
plete line of Albers and Lilly’s chick feed will be carried.
g
T. J. Skirvin Seed Company
U llltlK
Sh ed d
P e r s o n a ls $
Ralph G oldsm ith who h is leen
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Let us Overhaul Your Car
Now is the time to overhanl your car,
while things are not rushing and you
don’t need the car.
Let us make you a price on your job.
All work guaranteed.
ARROW GARAGE
(By an Enterpiise Reporter)
The United Presbyterian ladiis
served a hot lunch Wednesday noon
to th-i school childteu aud m errh-
ants of SI e Id.
The pupils of the Piaiuview
school aie presenting a program on
March 2 at the high school. The
program con“i9ts of three plays and
several mas cal numbers.
C. C Dickson has been elected on
tbe Shedd school board to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation
of John Pugh.
If you sm oke
for pleasure
People might smoke
some cigarettes for a lot
ot queer reasons, but
they certainly smoke
Camels for pleasure.
Ami they smoke more
Camels by billions.
mels
*I'd walk a mile fo r a Camel”
Ï 1O2Ä, IL J. R eynolds ToLaeeo
om p m y , > inston»Salem, N. C.
(Enterprise correspondent)
Sunday afternoon ca lle r’ at the
H. Rickard home were Jesse
enks and family of Tangent and
Mr. and Mrs. N E. Chandler and
aughter Agnes, of Pine Grove.
Jav C uitis and family of Leba
non, and Jack C urtis of Teona,
visited at the Chester Curtis borne
Friday.
J. F. Isom «petit several day« in
Eugene the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rol ert McKee of
Eugene visited the latter’« parm ta,
Mr. and Mr». M cliael R ickard,
Sunday.
Dorothy, Viola an 1 Lola Ling-
dorf visited Alice i n I Delta Cortis
Sunday.
E. D. Isom and A. E. Whitbeck
attended an I. O. O. F. meeting at
Harrisburg Saturday evening.
George Godwin and family of
Buena Vista were guests at the John
Rolfe home Sudday.
E. I), (sum was in Halsey Mon
day evening to drill t 1 e degree
team of tie Rebakah lodge.
Funeral services for Mis* Ollie
Grimes were held at tl e Methodist
church in Harrisburg at 2 o’clock
Monday afternoon. Bor ¡el was in
the 1.0 O. F. cemetery at Alford,
The Oakville com uuity is pre
seating a three act comedy at the
ball March 2.
Fletcher McGee of Salem was a
business visitor in this vicinity
Tuesday.
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The tr embers of Calla Circle No
106, Neighbors of Woodcraft, met !
Tuesday evening in the Woodmen [
hall and after the business session )
enjoyed a social hour during which
time refreshments were served.
The W illamette chapter of the
Eastern Star met Wednesday eve j
ning at tbe Masonic hall. A uum ;
her of tbe members living at liaise)
drove down to attend.
Three-Act Drama
The market road betweeu Shedd
and Plainview has been surveyed
at
and is now ready for work.
Dale M c K in le y and Merle Galier
of Eugene vieited here at the home
of the former'« parent», Mr. «nd
Mrs. I. M. McKinley, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 0 . M Thompson,
accompanied by Mre, C. S. Davie, :
were bucjoesi visitors in Albany
Monday afternooo.
A wedding of interest to Shedd
Under Auspices of
I
people is that of Norman McClain
Charity Grange Local Talent
an 1 Vina Bailey, wtreb wee an
event of last week.
r Beads
You’ll Get a Lot of Enjoyment Out of a
PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH
Our Line is the Very Best
Easy to carry on vacation trips.
$17.50 to $50.00
Get the newest hits and the world’s best music on Columbia
Electric Process Records. Buy them from our Halsey Agent
Morris Pharmacy.
The Music Shop
Phone 168.
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Saturday
March 10th
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McCormick - DeeringNo. 8
meets the average
■ exactly
farmer’s combine needs!
- HE size, weight, ar.d economy of the No. Bare just right
T for the average field and average power. The 10-foot
cut puts grain into the bin with amazing speed—and saves
on a
String” i I
C h a r ity G r a n g e
H a ll
Albany's Progressive Music Store.
Everything n Music Albany, Oregon
as much as 20 cents a bushel on the job—yet the machine
operates to advantage in ordinary fields and can be moved
over bridges and through gates with no difficulty.
During the 1927 harvest the No. 8 established itself in
hundreds of new communities. Grain growers who never
considered the combine method before last year saw the No.
8 at work and bought because the savings it made were too
great to be ignored.
The McCormick-Deering No. 8 Harvester-Thresher for
1928 offers a number of improvements and refinements that
increase its efficiency, simplicity, and ease of operation.
Ask Schultz Bros, for complete information concerning the
No. 8 and other McCormick-Deering Harvester-Threshers.
S c h u ltz B r o th e r s W a r e h o u s e C o.
Phone Shedd, 8F23 or write for delivery prices.
Warehouse at Fayetteville,
Postoffice Shedd, Oregon
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