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Voi. 17.
MRS HOFFMAH TAKES OVER
“ GOOD EATS" RESTAURANT
N o. 14.
Music Educator to Be Hevd Here
D evoted to the Interests of Halsey and Linn C ounty
H alsey, O regon. T h u rsd a y A ugust 9, 1928.
HALSEY AND VICINITY BREVITIES
DAIRYING
WOOL, MOHAIR
POULTRY
Tec«,seen, H.™Oeli,htlul Tire.
BLAMES INCOME TAX AND
SIX PER CEN£ LIMITATION
Last Sunday the members of th«
Cleona Smith and Alberta Koontz Tennessee assoiialion of Linn am
H. C. Davis spent Friday tu
spent Tuesday in Eugene on a bus­ Lane county held their fourth an­
A formal statem ent by Tuoni.ie
Newport on a pleasure trip.
iness
trip.
B.
Kay ¡charges that the income
nual
picnic
at
the
Brownsville
city
Ella Clingm au was a guest of
The “ Good E at»” restaurant at
Im
a
Isom
of
Portland
is
visiting
ta
x
act of 1928. and the consequent
p
irk
with
a
large
num
ber
of
formsi
Mrs. Cecil Puwson of H abey F ri­
the corner of H and Second street
disturhince
of the state's la x levy,
at
the
home
of
her
father
east
of
residents
p
re
s-n
t------------------
conducted by Mrs. Ella Reynolds,
day.
ing
base
under
the 6 per cent Jimi-
Halsey
this
week.
J
R.
Fox,
president
cf
the
as
has been leased by Mrs.George W.
Clifford Carey cf Salem visited
titio n of the constitution are res-
sociat-on,
presided,
and
much
of
Vineta
H
.w
ley
of
Monroe
was
a
H o d m an who takes possession to­
friends and relatives in H altey
guest at the Robert Rumsey borne J the success of tLe m eet.ng was tin- possible for the present state defi­
day.
Sunday.
seyersl days last week.
doubtedly due to his untiring e - cit. In the statem ent he takes the
The >aew proprietress is well ac­
Frank Kirk was looking after
Cedric
Moody
has
returned
to
J
forts to
to arrange
arrange a a program
program that position th at the farm ers of the
.........
......
j
has
returned
t
o
'
forts
quainted with the business of cater-
business transactions at the county
his
home
in
Halsey
from
a
visit
of
would
be
pleasing
to
both young Grange labor income tax bill to
ing to the restau ran t trade and
seat Saturday.
ue voted on next November have
several
weeks
with
friends
in
Noti.
and
will conduct a first class dining
Mr and Mr». George Stai r drove
* The crowd commenced to a r r i'e not beqn fair because they have
Irene Quim by who is a tte n d in g ,
,
service,
to Cottage G ove Sunday to attend
.
,
n o rm a l about 10 30 and the renewing old failed to provide for restoration of
Mre. Reynolds will move to
sum
m
er
school
at
the
state
n
o
rm
a
l
the catnp meeting.
..i
l .
a oi
hnmw frien d sh ip s an d th e m eeting of new the base and because the bill re­
M onmouth where her daughters,
spent the week end at her home , . , 1 ,
..
Mrs. W alter Smith visited her
,
friends took up the tim e until noor moves “ practically all sources for
L illian and Elsie, will attend the
southeast
of
Halsey.
In
m
einlim
e
thy
W0(D,
n b (d addiliou il revenue.-'
daughter, Mrs. Carl Seetelt, S atur­
state norm al school the cornirg
Tuesday
Mrs.
Berry
Sm
ith
T'«'‘-
,
bMB
bugy
a
n
J
(be
,o
n
|
u
b
le
, bad
day and Sunday.
vear.
ed at the W alter Sm ith home and -
k ir ly groa|li, R
C. Adrian Stas, who has been
Mr». 1 W. Hussey. Mrs. John
tf.U» I tHilll/fl
the pastor of the local C hurch of Staudish and Miss MiHer were A l­ Wednesday Mrs. Robert Ramsey) nr,*!,
with »Rwir
their lzxa/1
load dxf
of good
things tiY
to
was a guest of Mi» S m ith ,
Christ for the past year, resigned bany visitor» Saturday.
eat
A new cem ent walk is be ng put
Monday and will b2 succeeded by
A concert by the Brownsville
B M. Miller, wife and daughter
down
the
property
occupie
1
by
the
Mr.
J.
M.
Shelley
of
the
Eugene
band
followed the dinner, and tl e
By Jo h n C. B ittn e r
From O ur Regular Corr««pond<nt»
drove to Sodaville Sunday after
John Salash backem ith. Laurence band boys were give i » r s.n g v. te
¡Bible School.
Oregon
lias n.u li to be proud of
church on a pleasure trip
Taylor recently b-iught the property of thanks as a to k e n o f th e a) pre­ and vary little to apologil« for in
Mr. Sias has been an earnest and
The birthday of Mrs. 0 J- Al­
Edith Sm ith it learning the work
conscientious worker nr.d leaves
from Jack Manrose.
d a tio n of the visitots for their the present cun littori of coopera-
bertson was the motive for a birth-
at the telephone office and will be
l'4e charge in a healthy, prosperous
Howard Shepard of Lacomb was kindness.
t ve m arketing in this (ta te Ib is,
lay d inner at the A lhettson home
assistant for Mrs. Leeper this win
condition. He goes to Chiloquin,
a visitor at the Bob Ramsey home
The ad driss of the day was given at least, is the opinion of a group
ast Sunday. Places were marked
Oregon, where he, assisted by Mr. ter.
Monday, having come for his »on, bv Houston Gamble of Lebanon of widely traveled and studied
it the d ain tily appointed table
Mrs John Gormley of Route 1 Courtney, who has been spending Helen H ale s u g “ Maid of W est ’
and Mrs. Floyd Ross, w ill conduct
specialists which has just com plet-
for Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dawson,
Halsey spent S aturday here with
a series of revival meetings.
with ‘‘The Rainbow T ra il’’ as an e 1 a four day lour of some of the
several days there.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsey, Mr.
In closing a communication to her m other, Mrs. H annah Cum ­
J.W . Nelson of Brownsville was encore. T helm a and M yrtle Fox, Hading cooperative centers of the
Sr,d Mrs. Earle Albertson, Booth
the E nterprise Mr. Sias s a y s :“ My mings.
a
Halsey
visitor Saturday, leaving daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. at ite ’s guests of the Oregon Co
W hite, Courtney Shepard, Lester
Mr. and Mrs. T .P . Patton have later for P ortland where he was Fox, pleased the audience with a operative council of which E. J.
thanks to my m any friends in H a l­
Albertson, and Mr. and Mrs. 0 J.
sey for their kindness and my wish as their guest for a few weeks, their going to attend the Seventh-Day piano duct, “ M irthful M om ents’’ Dixon, P ortland, is president.
Albertson.
* . is th a t I may have helped advance little grandson, Clifford I’atton of
followed by “ On the St ig- ” for tl e
T h irty men who lied sttrn iled
Adventist cam p meeting.
e ♦ ♦
Seattle.
the cause of Christ in Halsey.’’
encore,
Mrs. I.ockit la lb e r lC .r l- t ie fourth annual se-s o i of the
Mrs.
Minnie
E.
Bower,
a
former
The Epw orth League members
Mr. Shelley is not a stranger to
Miss Addie Davidson of Lebanon resident of the Brush Creek district soii and Willi» H ale each gave
A n ericati In s titu te of Cooperation
spent a p leasan t evening at the the city, having conducted a series
visited in llalsey the first of the but now living in Salem, was in group of readings which were wt 11 i i Berkeley, C alifornia, comprised
home of Miss Grace K irk W ednes­ of successful m eetings at the local
week at the home of her brother, Halsey Sunday os a business trip. received
t ie group which was welcomed to
day.
Adrian aias of Eugene Bang sev- ti i s sta ts by Paul \ , Maris, d ire c t­
church last w inter where he won Claud Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs, Tussing took her
eral negro melodies, (lie is good at o r of the extension serv;oe of the
m any loyal coworkers.
Tuesday Rev. and Mrs. J . S. home in the evening.
F riday afternoon the W om an’s
th a t), and Rev. Shelly gave a short state college an 1 chairm an of the
Miller and Fleela Liviek of Halsey
Mr and Mrs. Chancy Sickels address.
¡foreign Missionary Society met at
E .W . Sadyer p lije d Oregon com m ittee on
John LaRue, h e a l of the street and Rev. and M'». Georg0 Gray ol
arrange-
and grandchildren and Mrs. Curtis when “ Irish Eyes are ..Sm iling’’
he home of Mrs. Ernest Gormley cleaning departm ent, left W ednes­
mente. The men represented i» s t­
Brownsville,
drove
to
Philom
ath
to
Veatch and daughters, En d and and “ A " Old R efrain’’ on a band
vith thirty-four present. Au in ter­ day for Eugene to spend a vacation
ern and m iddle western coop1 ra-
at’end a H diness convention.
Winyfa, of th e C h arity G ran g e d is­ saw. T he last num ber on th« pro
esting lesson was led by Mrs. Ar- at the homo of Frank Porter.
lives, educational institutions and
There will be sn ice cream social trict were guests last Sunday at giam was a song, ’ I alnt-a Gwine
hur Foots followed by readings,
Bert Clark, accompanied by his
governm ent bureaus.
under the auspices of the Epworth the C.G . H am er home in Halsey. to Grieve rnv Lord no m ore,” by c
la e ts aod instru m en tal numbers.
sister, Mrs. May F ly n n and her
Cooperative com m unity spirit
The hostess served ice cream and
League at the M cthcdi-t church
of Adrian Si
Mrs Cecil Dawson and Mr». q u in te tt - composed
iVl'O
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daughter E sther, who ara visiting
an
1 the evident efficient manage-
Friday evening at 7 o clock. I he Robert Ramsey spent last T hursday ( ji„ , fo x , Helen Hale and Thelma
take.
here
from
their
home
in
Iowa
City,
o
i-n
t were factors im pressing the
* * *
proceeds is for the b e re fito f the at the home of their parents, Mr. , nd M yrtle Fox, with the b in d
Iowa, left early today on a pleas­
vi
«¡lore
here as they m ade th e
ALFORD
and Mr»- O. J. Albertson, south of boys joining in the chorus.
ure trip over the scenic McKenzie missions.
swing through the northw estern
Friday evening Louise Davidson
Philip T uw ’ng who has been Halsey. On Friday Mrs. W. A
highway.
section of the »tale visiting plants
was hostess at a slum ber party to a
at E igene, T illam ook, D undee,
Ralph Thomson of \V»lla Walla spending a vacation of two weeks Muller was a guest at the same
group of friends at her home. Those
Springbrook, P o rtland, G resham
has been a visit« r at the home of in Halsey at the bom s of his p a r­ hoece.
enjoving her hospitality were Alice
Tomorrow morning Postm aster
acd Hood River. The tine a ttitu d e
father, W. Thomson of Route 2, the e d » , Mr. and Mrs. A A. Tussing.
C urtis, E leanora McVey, Gladys
Bramwell, _ „ accompanied
by
____
,f the members and director« was
past ten days while enjoying a va­ left fur Trona, Cabf , where he b K arl ________
C hastain, Lois Drinkar'd, and Lots
bj,
The annual state picnic of form
his fam ily, will leave for Portland
pecially co m m en ted upon.
cation from his duties as linotype employed at the borax works.
and W ilm a Falk, feate in the
M is. M ar, Sm ith has resumed ' to attend the annual convention of er North D akotans will be he’d in
operator on a newspaper in the
T hat farm ers in the com m unities
evening sandwich®?, ice cream and
her duties of caring for Mrs. John third and fourth class postm asters the Corvallis city auto park Sun where strong cooperation exists are
W ashington city.
cookies weve served.
«ley, August 12. F. S. Cham ber
Bramwell,
It is said about twice as many r-g -
Laurence Taylor is sp»nding the nram
nere prosperous and more co ntent-
w eil, iollowing
lUIIUWl.if, the
ve-w departure
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.a
e
I.
i«.
«
.
n»r
a
laul
of the la tte r's son and daughter-in- istered to attend this year as last, lain is president of the association. id as a class wad rem arked bv
week
on
a
vaca'ion
trip
,
Crater
FAYETTEVILLE
An elaborate program , including .
anu Mra. O rr of Independ. vocal and instrum ental .elections, '»•'■X " bo « » ds tbe
Mrs. L. G. W orkinger en tertain ­ Lake being his objective point. An aw , Mr. a:.d Mre. Frank T am an,
E n terp rice reporter tried to find for tte ir home in T aft, California. ence visited in Halsey briefly Fri- has been worked out. which will Hat notion was more noucable in
ed in honor of Miss A nnabelle
out if he went alone, but failed to
Mrs. M .E. Brandon bad as her day while enroute to Brownsville, begin at 2.30 o’clock. A basket proportion to the age of the organ-
C unuingham F riday
afternoon.
secure
any
specific
data
Now
we
guest»
over Sunday, Mrs. George where Rev. O rr delivered an ad­ dinner will be spread at 12 30w itb ¡« H o n ., Incidentally, some of the
A pleasant tim e was had w ith the
a rt waiting developments.
Finley end mother. Mrs. King both dress th a t evening. Mrs. Orr will coffee, sugar and cream furnished visitors .a id the reputation of such
serving of d ain ty refiesbments
of
Crawfordsville. H er daughter, be remembered here as E tta T alent by .be Corvall-e members o, the Oregon concerns as the l.liam ook
Buford Morris drove to Newport
bringing the afternoon to a close.
.
I county cream ery association, tu e
Mrs.
Osborn of Portland has also I who at one time taught the Bran -
Those present for this affair- were Wednesdcy to bring home Mrs.
aSThe“ corny’a l'i. auto park, located Pacific Cooperative ^ « o l Growers
Morris
aod
W
A.
E
astburn
aud
been visiting her this week. She on school.
A nnabelle .McKinley, Elinor and
on the Pacific highway at lbe and t h . Hood R.ver F ru it Growers
Mr». W. F . W hite will entertain
Veva Couey and the honor guest. sou Clarence who had been there will return to m e Friday.
for a week. They returned by way
Mr and Mrs. F rank Gsnele the members of the Thim ble club M ary’s river bridge, ... the city a s - c ia tio n bad perm eated the en
Saturday afternoon Mrs. W .B. of Hebo, Tillam ook aod Sheridan spent the week end in P ortland at ber home in E ast Halsey F nday lim its of Corvallis, is sufficiently h - .e country and even the world.
McCormick and daughter Leola They report the drive along the and OregoD City where they visited afternoon. It is hoped th a t every large to care for the crowd. There and was in stru m e n ta l in getting
th e m le make the Oregon tour and
vere hostesses to a group of friends ocean as being very beautiful.
relatives
They returned home present member will lie present as il lota of shade, a natural am phi
study
methods used here.
’or the pleasure of Mre. H. F.
Mre. Douglas T aylor left this late Sunday night, br.ng.ng back well as . number of other Wood- theatre and plenty of parking space
Oregon’s
“ greenlaud” scenery
Zouey. Several hours were spent morning for Salem to bring her w th them their daughter L e ila ,1 craft members who expect to join, Boating and swimming are also
made
a
decided
hit with the visit­
socially after which delicious re­ sister. Miss A nna D riukard, home. and also Mrs. Charles G ansle who Roll call will be answered
H'-w available at the park
ors,
m
any
of
them
expressing
freshm ents were served.
Details have been worked out to
r
Miss D tinkard underw ent an oper­ bad «pent a week with r lativee in 1 may I secure a new member
am
azement
at
th
e
beauty
a n il
Present for th is delightful affair ation at the Salem G eneral hospital
a successful f picnic
Traffic j
the Neighbors of W oodcraft
l insure
lin u iv . w
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Oregon City.
policemen
will
direct
parking
o
llg
ra
n
d
e
u
r
of
the
scenic
highway-,
were Mrs. Daisy Allen, Mrs. J. A. last Friday. She it reported to le
Mr and Mrs. E.C. Miller and
Word has been receded from
cars and give inform ation Corval I here which they said exceeded any-
Couey, Mrs. E m m a Gregory. Mrs. getting along nicely.
Mr.
and Mrs I. K. G ardner drove
Mrs. Jessie Bond th a t she arrived
lis hopes for a large tu rn o u t of I th ing encountered elsewhere,
J G . Gibson, Mrs. Kevin McCorm­
Booth W hite of P ortland who is at her home in North D akota safe­ to P ortland Bunday m orning and
funner N oith D akotans, feeling |
ick, Mrs. W ayne Parker, Mrs. R.C.
spending bis sum m er vacation at ly aod is busy packing her house- were joined there by Mr. and Mrs.
McCormick, Mrs. H. F- Couey and
Bonita Tussing returned to P o rt­
the borne, of his uncle, Robert bold goods to move, to Eugene Glenn Richards and the la tte r s th a t it has an ideal central loca­
land Sunday after having been in
daughters Veva and E linor and «on
tion
aud
facilities.—G
azette-lim
es.
Ramsey near Haleev. met with a where Mr. Bond has a position a- brother. W ill Bennett, sud the en-
Halsey to spend her vacation at
B t tire p arty drove
J ___ ** to f«r*»»on
Melvin.
Janlzen hoRPh
beach
very pf inful accident a few days wvsvs«
in structor »t V of 0
| the home of her pareuts, Mr. and
We
don't
believe
the
w
eather
is
A group of the younger girls en­ ago as be was fixing a pum p and is in C alifornia at present, having a t the inter-state bridge for a pic-
Mrs. A. A. T u ’sing.
as warm as some th in k .
joyed an afternoon party at the tore the entire nail off the fore fin­ been called there by the illness of ■ic dinner. Mr»- Miller and Mrs.
J************************j
G
ardner
rem
ained
in
Portland
for
hom e of Mrs. C.H . Brown S atu r­ ger of his right hand.
his mother.
M rs. Gvorge Stiffney and son
,. a visit with their brother and sister
P la n t» ’ D ig estiv e F u n c tio n s 2
day afternoon. Compiising this 4- h - i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i - h 1111 l "H~:
Pete
who with the form er’s parents,
A 'l the glorious beauty of Indi- j
Bel)|)eU and Mrs. R ichards,
*
The green coloring m atter of
group were Alice Bayne, \ eva and
R a d iu m
Mr.
and
Mrs. H orney.ol M adison,
ana in the springtim e is shown i n ! ‘
,
plants called chlorophyll acts
- h , KBO Pk ! C -
* O " h' " " ’' l" d *1 * much the same ns the gastric
E linor Couey, Annabelle McKin
•
nadlom, discovered only a few .. - T h ,
Wisconsin, have been visiting at
.» d * * Juice on the food we eat. DI- * the Crock Isom hom« in Browns­
ley, Alice Jane W orkinger, Ruth, I years ago. Is the most wonder- ; , o , l , .11.» .1 l b . I . » » . 'i<»c M „ . » T .v l o ,»
• ful and mysterious of the ele- .,
S
trstto
n
-P
o
rtcr
novel,
which
comes
former
resident
of
H
arrisburg,
m ar S gestlng the carbonic a d d ate $ ville, were in Halsey S aturday
Frances and Bertha Brown.
i ments. Radium alone has the ;
5 sorbed by the leaves o f the *
- power w ithin its e lf to produce .
to the Haleey T heatre next Tues­ whioh city be was horn and spent 2 plant. It separates the oxygen £ morning, leaving here a t noon for
: i.cnt «Uh no help from outside
* from the carbon, throws off the 2
Mr. and Mrs. E.B Penland and
their horn, in the east. They are
day night. An entire production the early years of bis life, died a'
; and though It is »o very rare,
2 oxygen, and the carbon, which, i
his
home
in
W
aterville,
W
ash
,
a
two grandchildren, G ertrude and ■ there Is enough heat produced
leaving
unit of 30 people traveled from
* mixed w ith water, forms the 2 former residents of
Frederick Robins, left this morn- I from radium In the earth to
Holleywood to tha f.iniberlost Cab- week ego. The body was taken to 2 starch so necessary to plant * here in 1900. This is th eir first
■ equal and offset the heat the
ing for Moro, Oregon, for » vieit I world has been losing fo r many
in n e ir Rome City, Ind., former I^banon fot burial. Mr. Taylor J life.
visit here aioce 1905. T h eH orney a
2 i® xexs. W»»t«rn N«w«P«P«r CalM » J
w ith relative». Miss G ertrude wt|l • year«.
home estate of the author, and the bad lived in W aterville for m any
rem ained for a longer visit.
„ , m .
1J2I
L n .o « >
year».
•top off at W grrendale and vieit an
actual
locale
of
the
story.
p i l l i l i IH H I I I I I I I IH -H 4
M
t
a u n t until the return of the party
Those Interested in music eauc. -
lions! worn will be pleased to take
advantage of the
opportunity
offered to listen to an address to
be given by Mrs. Clifford Moore,
director of Clifford Moore school
of music, Portlaud, Saturday «ve-
n iu g .S e jte m b e r 8, in Halsey.
She will speak on m odern m eth­
ods of music education stressing
class methods of teaching. Mre.
Moore is president of the Oregon
Music Teacher's a sociation.
J. M. Shelley Called to Halsey
Pastorate by Congregation
Cooperativa Experts Pleased
With Outlook in Th s Stale
S O C IE T Y N E W S
North Dakotans to Picnic
At Corvallis Sunday, Aug. 12
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