H alsey E n terprise, Halsey, Oregon, June 14,1928
Pine Grove Items
(By an Entirpiii« Reporter)
Mias Nora Pebrspon apent the
week end in Portland.
Miss. Pearl Pebrsson is visiting
friends at Moro, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart of
Weal Staytcn visited at the E E
Hover borne Monday.
Bert Haynes and E E Hover
took a truckload of lambs aud bog-
to Portland Thursday.
Mrs. E. K. HuVer attended the
missionary meeting at Mrs. Alice
Dunn's in Peoria Thursday after
noon.
^/^b a n yj"7 )ire cto ry
in spelling were Leo Cersovske. then leave for Berkeley so as to ar
Lloyd Lropf, Viola Riugdorf, Rath rive there by June 21.
Kropf, Delta Curtis and Anus
Mrs. E. S. Marsters was very
Theresa Cersoyeki,
pleasantly surprised last Thursday
when Mrs. Jam s Scoggin of Tu
Lake Creek News
malo. Oregon, stop) e l enroute to
Portland for a visit. The Marsters
(By an Enterprise Reporter)
acd Scroggin familit ■ were neigh
Harold Owens of Harrisburg is bors 25 years ago when both lived
now employed at George McNeils above Brownsville und this wre l i e
E lg ar Roscoe and F'orence Sisk first time they bad met since then.
accompanied by Jennie Nicewood Needless to say they had a pleasant
d'ove ts Cascadia Sunday.
visit. Mrs. Scoggin was going to
Miss Weatlia Traezer of Eugene Portland toatleud a family reuion.
was an overnight guest ue the C.
Fred Uardicg and sour, Bruce
S. Williams h o le Saturday.
and Harry, drove over to Corvallis
D L. Cummings aud son Carl, Sunday where the boys will attend
of Hood River, visited relatives summer school. Mr. H an i n ' al
here Sunday returning to their ways sends one of his children to
summer school every year an ! it
borne Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Estes Bass had as was H arry’s turn this year. Bruc*
week end visitors Mrs. Bass’ sister however won a scholarship in I to
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Homer both boys will attend the school
this year, Charles Falk, who won
Bloom of Albany.
Myrtle Tobey, who has completed a scholarship for his work in the
4-H clubs found it im ioisible to
her rchool work at West Linn, is
now home to spend the summer attend and exchanged with Pi ul
Quimby who had been awur-’ed a
with her mother, Mrs. Gormley.
Sunday they weut to Goshei.¡tcjvisit $5 prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthew
ALBANY FLORAL CO. Cut Flowers
and Plants. Floral art for every and
all occasions.
Flower phone 458-J
EAST ALBANY BARBER SHOP
Charles R. Goltra. Proprietor
Member of Master Barbers' Association
Specializing in Ladies' and Children's
Hair Cuts and Bobs. Work guaranteed.
1029 East Second St.
Albany, Ore.
ALBANY STATE BANK — We Invite
your business. Savings and commercial
accounts. Capital, surplus, undivided
profits, 8100.000.
EASTBURN'S GROCERY
4th and Lyons Street
The place to buy good groceries at the
right price. On the corner, plenty of
room to park. Albany.
“It’s the Light-Running
Grain Binder”
Mr. and Mrs. E. E, Hover and
\
son visited Mr. and Mrs. Everett
FORTMILLER FURNITURE CO., fur
T hat’« what users everywhere say of
Hover at Harrisburg Sunday after
niture, rugs, linoleum, stoves, ranges.
the Light-Running New John Deere.
Funeral directors. 427-433 West First
noon.
When you put this new binder in the
Street, Albany, Oregon.
field and see how easily it pulls and the
Mr. and Mrs Fred Fairfield and
steady, good work it docs—you, too, will
IMPERIAL CAFE, 209 West First
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sylvester and
Want a
Harold O. Murphy, Prop.
daughter Eunice, spent the day at
Phone 665
Cascadia Sunday.
We Never Close
Fred Heinrich, Jr.,w ho bao been
JENNINGS AUTO TOP SHOP—Auto
attending O. S. C ., and Miss Mary
trimming, seat covers and winter In
Heinrich who has attended high
closures. 202 E. Second. Pilone 418J
N. L. Jennings, Manager.
school at Corvallis, returned home
L a rg e o il cups, easy to
T h e use o f a w id e d riv e
get to . m ake o ilin g a sim ple
Wheel w ith e x tra h ig h lugs.
Wednesday.
ROSCOE AME8’ HARDWARE
jo b , th u s re d u cin g wear und
Im p ro v e d c u tte r b a r, ro lle r
Spoon River Sparks
The Winchester Store
Mr. and Mrs. George Chandler
lig h te n in g th e d ra ft.
end b a ll bearings, easier and
Im
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reel,
great
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easy
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and children, neices Agnes Chand
(BnterprUM C orrespondence)
p a c ity ele va tors, levers easy
n in g reel, im p ro v e d lig h te r-
ler and Edith Pugh, and Mr. and
to reach, h a n dy bun dle ca r
d r a ft elevators w ith flexible
Karl Seefeld and family were
At lowest rate of interest.
rie r and an a ll steel q u ic k -
c a p a c ity and s m o o th -w o rk
Mrs. Lawrence Zimmerman, were dinner guests at the G. J. Rike Prevents Losses to Stack Bot
t u r n to n gu e tr u c k are o th e r
in g b in d e r a tta c h m e n t w ith
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
toms
and
Tops
and
Is
im
p
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features
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f
th
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among those speudirg Sunday rt hoin0 g unj ay-
im p ro v e d packer bearings,
Prompt service — Courteous treatm ent
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John
m ake th e Jo h n D eere th e
Cascadia.
Not Expensive.
Wm. Bain, with Lane County Abstract
Deere.
Mrs.Clara Templetou of Browns
lig h te s t-ru n n in g b in d e r ever
Company, Albany
b u ilt.
ville, was a guest at the J .^ T e m
“Losses due to spoilage of stack
Alford Arrows
Come In end see the New John
If you enjoy a good meal
pleton home last week.
bottoms and tops may be largely
Deere nest tim e you u e in town.
And know a good meal when you get it
avoided
by
using
some
kind
of
a
hay
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Nicewood and
(B y Special Correspondent)
You'll be back for you'll not forget it.
barn," Waiter G. Ward, extension
son
Leroy
of
Halsey
were
visitors
architect
of
the
Kansas
State
Agricul
Hattie and Kathryn Starnes of
PARAGON CAFE
Legion Lunch Tuesdays.
Shtdd visited Eeverly Isom Tues at the Merwin VanNice home last tural college, advises farmers. “For
tunately a shelter for hay does not
GEO. M. GILCHRIST
Sunday.
Agents
day.
require expensive construction. Where
ALBANY
Eva Torrence who has been the the hay shed 13 to he located In the
Landis Philpott and family of
Hardware Plumbing Harness
Ticket office Bell Linn Stage.
field or any place not Intended for
Albany to San Francisco, $15
Noti visited at the C. A. Curtis guest of Merle Straley for the past feeding direct, pole construction Is
week
left
for
her
home
in
Seattle
home Sunday.
very satisfactory. Hay sheds, of
Tuesday.
course, are made In many different
Albany Bargain House
At this Store You Get" Q U A L I T Y
Mrs. Anna Rirgs of Harrisbuig
sizes und types, hut for average con
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Chandler
New and Second Hand Furniture
was an afternoon caller at the C. A.
ditions, a width of 24 foet will be
and daughter Agnes of Pine Grove found convenient. It Is wide enough
Highest prices paid for all kinds
Curtis home Monday.
i inc
of Junk, Wool, Hides, Furs, Pelts,
Mtiiiai m i «
were gujsts Wednesday at the W. to be economical In construction, but ■ ■ ■ ■ « M * iuaiiillBiiili■ M I'lHMR
not so wide as to .require much hand
Earl Ringdorf and family at
Cascara Bark.
Albany, Oregon
R. Kirk home.
labor, in handling hay with carrier."
tended the strawberry fair at Leb
Greatest Item of Cost.
William Van Nice and Mr. Sny
anon one day last week
As the roof represents the greatest
der and daughter, Ruth, of Port Item of cost, a hay shed should be
Fisher-Braden
M rs . E . D. Isom and daughter,
land, were guests at the Merwin made fairly high, Ward suggests. The
Funeral Directors
Beverly, attended the commence-
side walls may well be 20 feet or
Van Nice bonis last week.
Embalmers
ment exercises of the U. 0 at Eu
more in height.
Lady Assistant.
C.
L.
Falk,
Jr.,
went
to
Salem
As the rigidity of an open pole shed
gene Monday.
In
any
Quantity
Phone
95.
Albany, Oregon
Tuesday to get a load of household Is dependent largely on the poles, they
llllNIMMMHtWUllMllill
Mrs. Guy Roberts, daughter of
should be set 4 or 5 feet In the
goods for J. H. Van Nice who is ground. They may be spaced from
New and Used Wool
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rickard is
returning to his ranch here for the 12 to 10 feet apart, so It does not
Bags, also Fleece
Call At
seriously ill in a Corvallis hospital
require many of them to construct
summer.
Twine.
Davenport
Music House
and Mr. and Mrs. Richard are. I
hay shed of good size.
L R. Falk and son Charles were
For New and Second Hand Pianos
While some hay sheds are built
caring for the childreu.
Pianos for Rent.
jier ’ among the nen who helped Curtis without covering the side walls. It Is
Alice Curtis accompanied
practice to cover them part
Albany .Oregon
Vealch move h s house to the new a way good
down to prevent rain and snow
aunt, Mrs. E th el Poole of Spring-
location, Tuesday. Strawberries, from blowing on the hay when only
field, to Lebanon Saturday eve
ice cream a id cake were served to partly filled. If the side walls are 20
Feed
Hay
Grain
ning where they visited relatives,
feet high, the lower 8 to 12 feet may
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the workers.
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usually
he
left
open
without
much
Sears' Grocery
returning Sunday evening.
Will Kirk and family visited at spoilage. A cheap grnde of lumber,
All of the Alford students were
A
Service
and Cash Store
the Misses McCunes near Oakville or galvanized Iron may be used on
Ask for prices
the walls.
successful in the May yxamina
Sunday. Miss Minnie Wilson an
Plans Available.
tions. Those receiving diploma0
Plans are available In blue print
other cousin who is here on a visit
were Alice Curtis. Leo aud Ernest
from New York, was also a guest. form for two well established types of
hay barns. These may be seen In any
Cercovski, and Lloyd Kropf. Vy-
This is her first visit here in 20 farm bureau office In Kansas or copies
ron Isom passed in geography and
may he secured from the rural en
years.
C re a m e ry A sso ciatio n
H arry Davis in physiology aud
Who knows Lincoln—the Suitor—the Husband—the Father?
gineering department. Kansas State
Mr.
aud
Mrs.
Lyman
Marsters
Oregon history. Those receiving
Agricultural college, Munliattan. The
Who knows the story of his marriage to MaryiTodd and their
M anufacturers of
certifiactes in arithm etic were of Bekeley, C alif, who have been plan for the pole hay shed costs 20
later trials and triumphs.
cents
and
the
feeding
barn
30
cents.
Lloyd Kropf, E rnest and Leo Cer- visiting here at the Marsters home
Only a small group of intimate relatives have had access
sovski, Alice Curtis, Viola Rings- and also other relatives and
Doctors
declare
th
at
fasting
for
to
Lincoln’s heart and home, and now these relatives—the
dorf, Ruth Kropf,Delta Curtis, An friends have spent the past few
and Buyers of Eggs
family
of Mary Todd—have broken t he silence of sixty years
15
days
will
restore
one’s
basic
days
in
Salem.
They
plan
to
rt-
na Theresa Cersovski and Ray
A F anners’ ( 'o-oporatito
to write this great romance, the story of “ Mary, Wife of
Kropf. Those receiving certificates Í turn for the Pioneer picnic and metabolic rate. If you care for
Creamery
Lincoln,” by Katd Helm, her niece. The first big installment
th a t sort of thing.
Light-Running
New John Deere
¡Il Shelter for Hay
Good Investment
1 ARM LOANS
Hill & Company
f
Rape Seed, Alsike or Red
Clover Seed
Seed Oats,
Barley, etc.
<>. w . F R U M
The Most Misunderstood Woman
In American History
Albany
LINN BUTTER
Takes Plane Ride at 104
When we write the truth it isn’t
so necessary to keep c carbon copy
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Hals<*y and Brownsville
Oregon
1 DELBERT STARR
¡Funeral Director and Licensed
Embalmer
LADY A SSIST A N T
of this touching, tragic story will ap
pear in the May number of McCall’s
Magazine.
Mary, Wife of Lincoln, is first of all
a great romance! It is one with the
romances of old that will live through
the ages—a story that will awaken
the sympathies and stir the hearts of
all its readers.
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