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About Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Or.) 1927-1929 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1928)
Q¿ m 0 /1 ■y Halsey iznfrrnrtsu' AGRICULTURE HORTICULTURE LIVESTOCK Mr. 4d * ' * • DAIRYING WOOL, MOHAIR POULTRY __________ _ Devoted to the Interests of Halsey and Linn County SCHOOL NOTES| Things That Can’t Be Explained | Sh ed d P e r s o n a l e j |P e o r i a N e w s I t e m s ! (By ao Enterprise Reporter) (By an Enterpiise Reporter) J. N. Elliott and family t-pent Mr. and Mrs. George Bayne and Dr. Al'en of the University of Sunday at O. J. Albertson’s sou John attende I a birthday din Mre. C C Dickson had her ton with ner at tbe borne of their daughter Mrs. A. L. Falk and daughters t O. egon favored the school ......... ...... a sils removed last week at the Cor and sister, Mrs. Georg a Workincer and son were business visitors in • nutllber of pictures on club work vallis general hospital, and hag ( la s l Frie.ty evening. Owing to a Brownsville Saturday. been sufferii g h e in orih a g i s of tie near Halsey Suuday. throat. M. C. Hugh s of Alpine, former W. A Falk and family were broken spr.ng iu the machiue not transacting business iu A lbiny 1 ,l\ ^JClurta ^ ere shown. Sev. Peoria barber, was a business vis Mrs. \ eruetta Cox of Portland {Saturday | tra ° f the ou t'y*nE district schools itor I ere Saturday. spent Friday visiting her aister in. e . were present. Mrs Fay Githeng and George The members of the Pollyauna D w, Mrs. L. R Wilson of Shedd. cooking club and the B achelor'; ‘ rm' n nE has I een help. G iih tas attended the com m unity Mr. and Mrs. L Zimmerman program at Oakvil'e Friday. boys sewing club postponed their f ° e,llan. ? teaching tLe transacted business iu Albany Sat • i . • ■itti strSiiB long division Peter Freerkeon was a bu-iue.-e urday. meeting until next Friday so that I they could attend the club m oving’ ^->rus M c C a llis te r has been ab-1 visitor iu I’eoria Monday. The junior class <.{ Shedd high ■ Halsey * pictures at the school house sent the last two days and has left Mrs. Mary Porter an I Mrs. Dale school s’tved a hot luuch to the school for good. Forbes visited Mrs. Porter’» moth Mrs. William Ralston and child, school children to raise money fir Wanda Veatch was absent Mon er, Mrs. Alice Duun, Saturday. ren, Duuald and Elsie, and Mrs. tbe junior-senior banquet. day. Rev. Metcalf was looking after Russell Chin of Oreg-'n City visited Mr, and Mrs. Har*y Poland, ac Kenneth Workinger was absent business transactions in Corvallis at the H. L. Straley home one eve companied by Otis Farwell and Monday. Wednesday and Thursday of last ning last week. Lillian M lb r were v isitirs in week and Inez Miller was absent Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Lamar have Mrs Merwyn VanNicr and child- Portland Sund iy all last week. teen having tome improvements ran and the Misses Grace Kirk, Mr. and Mrs lia r y Springer made in their b o re . I.est-r Miller There was no program this week Doris Howard ar.d Nellie Falk and daughters, Aidis and Lois, of Fayetteville is doing the work. and the student body n e t and weie among those who attended were pues’s nt the John Swnlzka Mrs Anna GVhens and Lola the Freshmen Glee club concert at heard the report of Bessie Rey borne in Targeut Sunday. nolds and Francis Leeper who Shaw were Albany visitors Mouday. Salem. H ill& Company unlo .ded a car Grove last Saturday. Mr. Veatch were delegates Io Corvallis. M r. ami Mrs. George C h a n d le r Fred Gi’jon of Brownsville was Louise Se.feld and her guest, of John Deere trac ore the first of will remain at the farm fo ra few "f Pine Grove were Shedd vis’tors visiting relatives in Peoria last The Junior program last Wed Margaret Halsey, were guests at tbe week. The tractor is becoming days. Sunday. nesday was as follows: week and while here pruned fruit the Heury Seefeld home Saturday a necessary factor on the farm and The Charity G range literary sc. Reading “ Fiintlgan on the F arm ” A road meeting regarding the trees tor J S., J W., and W. B. night and Sunday. sales are growing. ciely are putting on a play at the by Frances Norton. uew market road east of Shedd was Lamar. Edna Falk has returned to her Tbe work of rebuilding the Third grange hall next Suturday evening. Vocal solo,“ What Does It M atter’’ held at Albany at the court house Wayne Mode and Thomas Logan home after spending the past two street telephone line is nearly com The play is ’’Beads On a S trin g ." | Saturd’/ Jeonie Nicewood. were visitors to Cottage Grove last weeks at the C. L Falk, Sr. home Vocal solo, “ Among My Souve peted and greatly improves the Monday. Mr. an I Mrs. C'ark Chastain while Ava Falk has been assisting nirs’’ “ All for My Baby” ard appearance of that thoroughfare and three children spent Sunday i v w w * . WWZ-WWA'VW* « Little Betty Taj lor eldest daugh Mrs. Gillette, who has been on the “ H appiness" by Krith Hayes. The telephone service has been at the home of Mrs. C hastain’s | F a y e t t e v i l l e I t e m » j ter of Mr. and Mrs. Perey Taylor, sick list, with her bouse work. Reading, "My Dogs" by Jennie greatly improved since repair work parent«, Mr. and Mrs. Fruit. •-WV» A/WAWWV W V 'W V A W • had the miefortund to fall from the began. Mrs. R. E. Bierley and son Ken Nicewood. (B y Special Correspondent) porch at their home Monday afte r Tueeday afternoon Mrs, Buford neth and Mrs. Fred Fa!k and Dialogue, “ Two of a K ind.” Mrs. William Curtis and son Morris and little son drove to Al neon and was h urt quite bad but The members of wo uen’s mis daughter D«lma spent the week This week the high school is en. Dale of Lebanon spert Monday bany and visited friends and rela- later was reported to be resting sionary eociity tendered a turprise end at the Theodore Falk home in joying exam ination. afternccn and night at tbe home of livea. They returned home with easy, patty and handkerchief shower to Salem. their daughter and sister. Mr«, Mr, Morris afte.- the meeting of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Lamar and Ml.s Tempa Jean Brock at her Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hardiug i Bert Clark. Tuesday they spent tbs ONG in the evening Mies Lida Oregorv of Shedd we.e beautiful country home east of C / u r c / i ^ N o tic e s and son Frank and E E. Carey at Lake Creek at the home of an guests at the George Githens home Shedd last Tuesday. The affair P. J, Forster of Hf.lsey spent and famUy spent Monday in Salem. other daughter and sister, Mrs. Sunday. was in honor of M'gJ Brock's birth Saturday in Albany looking afier Henry Brock. The play, “ The Jo n ah,’’ is to I e Methodist Next Sunday : lay. A covered dich dinner was Mr. and Mrs. Horace Clingman business transactions. 10 a. Sunday school staged by the Spoon River c.m - Louise Seefeld, who is attending ¡served at noon. These pietent are driving a new Chevrolet. 11. preaching. A card received this week from m unity at the city hall on the eve the state normal a t Monmouth, ' were Messrs and Mesdamec Wil. Little Jean B rattain of Corvallia 6:30 Epworth League C M Misbler, a fo mer resident ning of March 16 Those taking spent the week end at her home | -on, J. A. Coney, Sprenger, B'ock, is vis.ting her grandparents, Mr. 7:30 pub.ic services. of this community, states that they part are learning their parts and near Halsey. She was accompan are now located in their new home tad McMeekin, rn d Mesdames and Mrs. G rant Brattain. J S. MiBer, pastor. practice is progressing rapidly un ied by M aranret Halsey, a school Cox, M. E. Duncan, P. L Duncan, at Strathm ore, California. der the coaching of Mrs. Merwyn Pine Grove Church mate. Painter, Maxwell, McCunuel, Cr.fi “Grumpy” Weil Received Charles W. W right has bought VanNice. Following is the cast:! Sunday School 2 p. m. and Hamilton, and Harold Cuuey, M ajor and Mrs. Clark drove to the Ida M. Cummings residenct John H ildreth, Merwyn VanNice J Pre idling nt 8 p. m. ilia play, “ G rum py" presented Clifford Sprenger, and Edith Croft, Corvallis Wednesday on a business John Hildreth J r., Curran Millet Rev. Theo B. Mitzner will preach trip. Mrs. Clark, who has been property on 1 bird and F Streets Helen McMeeken and the guest of by the Albany High bebool Dr a mat and will remodel the house and Club under the auspices of Halsev Jerem iah Jerkin WiOis Kirk S unday a fte rn o o n . boner. ill tbe past wiek. is feeling bettei make other needed improvements, Study Club last Friday night, whs Augustus Buskin, Earl Elliott at present. The horns of Mr. and anti Mrs. greeted with a very good house after which the Wright family will Henry Jasm au, Henry Kirk Church of Christ W. C. Sickels and family speot make it their home. R Claire McCormick was ll.e and was well received. Sunday school, 10. Ilawkslev, Charlie Falk Sunday at tbe Frank Bond and scene of a family reunion Sumlaj The contest with Crabtree begins Webster Falk was a guest Iasi Bob Stevens was easily the star Mrs. Hildreth. Doris Howard Byrd Waggoner homes. in honor of Mrs Emma Gregory in the role of “ G rum py" aod won today. Let’s get in from th estait. Sunday at tbe home of hia parents, Emily H ildreth, Edna Falk and Charles E. Parton, whose much praise in his inaaterful po . Mrs. Cec 1 Quimby and two Mr. and Mrs. F. W Falk. Natalie Buskin, Nellie Falk They bad 81 last Sunday—we had children spent the week end with birthdays were on that day,with a trayal of the character. All did 80. They will go over the 100 Arabella McSnatch, Mrs. E. C. Miller and Mrs. E.E. Ava Falk bounteous dinner served at noon credit to their parte and showad friends in Halsey. They also visit M iranda A nu, Gormley spent Monday afternoon Pearl Falk next Sunday. Let us beat them to as the feature of the day. There tiie master band of tbe instructor, ed at tbe A- H. Quimby home the start. Special music by E. B in Albany on a pleasure trip. were thisteen pre.ent. southeast of Halsey, Sunday. U. students. Mrs. Charles Childs, in the pre Homespun Frock Miss Gladys McCornack of the Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dummond 11:00 a. m. morning woisbip and sentation of tbe play. Mesdames Neviu McCormick, Halsey high school was able to re communion for all Christians. visited at the A H. Quimby borne Bertram Blount Claire McCormick sume her school work Monday fol Mrs. Ida Cummings of Albany, Sermon: ‘‘Crossing tbe Jo ru ao .’’ Snnday afternoon. lowing a week’s a isence, during and J. R. Frady were guests a t the formerly a resident of Halsey was Solo by Hollister Miller of E B U. Curtis Vea’.ch took a trailer load which time she was cofioed to her J. E. Paiuter home Tuesday. visiting in Halsey Sunday at the 6:30 p. m. Christian Ends&vor. of goats to bis farm near Cottage boine with a severe cold. Mre. J. H. Griffith of Eugene was home of her brother, George M x- A fine program planned. Sev an overnight visitor at the H. E. well. eral visitors from Eugene will at Couey home Tuesday and on Wed. tend. Let us start on time. nesday visited . at the J. Couey 7:30 p m. A thirty voice chorus home. Mrs. Griffith was Fay of E.B.U. students: solos, duets, Bennett before her marriage and trios, quartets, chorus numbers. Tbe first combine school at O.A, tbe démonstration. The four liar- clerked at the Davis-Shedd comp- Slides <il the Eugene Bible uni C. will be held Tueslay, March 13 vseter companies, International, any store fur a number of years. versity will be shown. Vincent in ¡the agricultural eDgineeiing Western Harvester Co., J I. Case, Mesdames George Arnes, R. \V. Montoralla. Philippine, will be building sponsored by the farm and Advance-Rumely have all ac Brown, J. A. Coney, J. C Dawson, another feature of tbe evening in engineering departm ents of the cepted invitations to send special, George W 'lUt were shopping in bis saw solo. school of agriculture. ista to assist in tbe school. The Corvallis Tuesday. Come early for best seats. We As there are 75 combines in tentative program follows: will try to provide seats of some western Oregon dow and nearly as Mrs. J. G. Gibson anu son Boyd 9 30 to 1 2 :0 0 - ’ The Combine kin 1 for all. of Albany drove up to visit Mrs. many more farmers are consider situation io Oregon,’’ M. J. G il C Adrian Sias, minister. Gibson’s , brother, W. B McCor ing the purchase of one, this school more, professor of agricultural en mick and family and her sister, is planned for both the user and gineering. Mrs. J. A Couey Saturday. The postponed meetiog of the prospective buyer. 10:00 to 11:00— “ Remits of Na- Pine Grove community club will be C. D Ki isman, formerly with tjonal Combine S tudy," C. D Kins- Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Hamilton held Friday evening. A splendid the U. S. departm ent of agricul man. and daugiitrrs, Jojcc and Shirley, program has been arranged and a ture, will be the main speaker. Mr. 11.0) to 12—"Crops and Varie of Portland, came up Tuesdiy and good sized crowd is expected to be Kinsman it an authority, having ties Suited to the Use ot the Com are /¡siting (heir parents, Mr. and in attendance. A number of Hal made national study on combines bine,’ George R Hyslop, chief in Mra. R. O. Hamilton and Mr. and sey p -ople are to take part in tbe while connected with ihe govern farm crops. Mrs. H G. Pugh. Mr. H 'm iiton program. A lunch will be served ment. He ie the author of “ An 12:<X) to 1:15—Luncheon "Com re'c.rnsd to Portland W ednrslay but Mra. Hamilton and children The modern homespun (ruck we are during the evening and tbe ladies Appraisal of Power Used on Farms bine and Com bination.’’ showing, worn by Marceline Day, as are asked to bring sandwiches or in the United States” which is often stayed for a longer visit. 1:30 to 2:30—“ Combine Adjust An especially posed portrait of the liemiiie or “ The Big C ily," La a cake. quoted. ments for Grain Saving.” An all day meeting was h-dd at Miss Mildred J o lia n io of Philadelphia, '■ir cry from the old-fashioned home A combine harvester has been spun our grandmothers wore. Il has 2.80 to 3 .0 0 - "The Combi ne an the connunity ball Tuesday whet« Pa., avlatloo lecturer and w riter and the only person to have flown com Mr. and Mrs A. L. Falk aod ebippel to thn college lor demon a Harvester for Grass Seed and s three tiered skirt edged In dark Mist McComb of Corvallis lias a pletely over the air mail route« at brown w ith collar and cuffs of white family spent Sunday afternoon at stration purposes during tbe school Seed G rain. class In basketry with a covered this country, who has left to fly over hnen edged with brown. the F. W. Falk home. tbe airways of Europe to study Charts, slides and films will aid io Discussion. dish dinner served at noon w rite about them. « HALSEY AND VICINITY BREVITIES. r SCHOOL READY FOR USERS OF COMBINE HARVESTER MACHINE