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About Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Or.) 1927-1929 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1928)
agriculture horticulture livestock Ijalsen iiutrrpxnsr Halsey, Oregon, Thursday August 16, 1928. Established in 1912. Vol. 17. No. 15. Has Your Baby a Certificate Of Citizenship? He Should Excellent Phoiopa» to Be seen h a LSEY A N D V I C I N I T Y B R E V I T I E S ‘‘Tiie Valiev of the G iants," a First National picture starring Milton bills, comes to the Halsey Theatre as the next I ig attraction. This will be shown next Tuesday evening and one of Peter Kyoe’s best stories of tbe big western tim ber as a background for a feud be tween rival timber barons. Pretty Doris Kenyon pliys opposite Sills and a fine cast suppoits the star. DAIRYING WOOL, MOHAIR POULTRY unit* lim.. 0*W.» Devoted to the Interests of Halsey and Linn County spmieit w«v«terans to picnic Merle Snodgrass Injured n Next Sunday Smith’» grove near Auto Crash Last Sunday Mr. ar.d Mrs. Ball Bond and son j Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Peoria will be the scene < f » big Sunday morning an automobile were visitors to McMinnville S u n -, A F. Albertson «pent iu Corvallis picnic when the members of Camp Brand new, citizens of Oregon, on a business trip. Phillips No. 4 of Albany, United driven by Everett Carey and in day. that is, citizens bora in this state, M rs. W.P. Wahl and daughter Spanish War Veterans and General which was Mrs. Carey and their Mrs. Cecil Dawson of Haleey are having a special honor confer visited at Berry Smith's soutn of Wilma were visitors at the Berry Lawton Camp No. 10 of E ige e. tw oclildren, Robert and Margaret, red upon them by the state board will hold a joiut picnic, the Alba collided with one driven by Alex Smith home Friday, town Monday. of health As soon as the facts of Snodgrass at the intersection just ny camp sponsoring tbe event. A. A. Tusssng spent several days George Tuttle and family and the birth are duly recorded ty the The dinner will be at I o'clock north of Straley brothers restau the first of the week in Portland Mrs. G. Carter of Halsey enjoyed division of vital statistics, the di and those attending are to bring rant. In the latter car were also ou a buusiness trip. an outing at Newport Sunday. vision which has charge of the well tilled lunch barkets. Camp Mrs. Sno Igrxss and ton Merle. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Fisher of records of births, deaths, marriages The Ramsay threshing machine . Phillips will furnish coffe*, ere iin Merle was the only one injured Veneta w< re guests at the O .J A1 has c!o»ed down for a few data *8,and ¡U jir. sud divorcee, a finely engraved to any extent, he receiving a cut certificate showing that the child Neighbors of Woodcraft to Picnic bertson home Sunday. about four inches loi g on his bead. tha spring grain is r ot ready to Mr«. W.A Muller and Mrs. H. thresh has been legally registered as a Margaret Carey wae tlro v n li m Haleey wrs in Will Sothcrn of On August 2'3 a big picnic will Muller were Corvallis tueines« vie- citizen is rent to the parent, »aye her father’s car onto the fender of on a busi- Laurence Taylor returned home t Brownsville Saturday Frederick D. Strickler, of the Ore- be held at the city park in Dallas itors M o n d a y . ihe Snodgrass car but escaped with the first of the week from a vcca- neS8 trip. at which all members of Circles of gon state boa'd of health. Mrs. W .R.Kirk and daughter lion trip of a week, While gone he Mrs. Milo Taylor of Brownsville bruises, as di J the other occupants This notification of birth regis the Neighbors of Woodcraft of Grace spent Monday in Albany on visited Crater Lake. was a Halsey visiloi Monday while of the two autoi. The two cars were badly dam tration is signed by Dr. Strickler, district 21, and their families are a business trip. enroute to Albany. Ethel Quimby who has spent the urged to be present. Dinner will aged. the state health officer, acting as Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rimsey were past year in Portland is spending Doiis Dykstra who is pi king special agent of the bureau of cen- be eaten at 2 o'clock. Each mem looking after business interests in berries uear B.owusville, spent the c a few weeks at the home of her ber is to t ke dinner, dishes and Pine Grove Item» “ 11 pus Thise certificates are more Albany M oiday. week e id at tier home west of Hal parents near Haleey. silverware for those in their party. than fine examples of the printing sey. Mr. and Mrs. F. Buford Morris (By Special Correspondent) Mrs. May Flynn and daughter art. A» a m atter of fio this certifi Coffee will be furnished by the drove to Eugene Sunday and visit Mrs. Andrew Brund and daugh Dallas Circle. George Chaudler and family Esther of Iowa City, Iowa, who cate is one of the most important In th ; afternoon a program wil ed tb? former’» mother and otl er have been visiting i.i Halsey at the ter Marcia of Cottage Grove are spent the week end at Newport. possessions a child can have. relatives. home of the former’s-brother, Bert vi-iii"g at the hotuo of the former's Mr. Sylvester is giving the Pius A certified copy of the original be given, each Circle represei led to parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.S. M rs- Mrs T. Phelps and two daugh S. Clark, during the past two Grove school bouse a new coat of certificate is accepted as a proof of furnish one number. There are about 25 Circles in ters have gone to a hop yard near weeks left for home Monday. Mr. ters of Halsey this week. a persons identity, of h's or hei paint. Harrisburg to pick hop®. They left and Mrs. Clark took them as far John Craigof Brownaviile jassed birthplace, nationality, age, rela this district and it is aniicipated Mrs. Estes Bass and children Tuesday. through Halsey Saturday on his that a large crowd will be present. as Salem by auto. tionship and for numerous other visited Mrs. L. E. E igy Wednes way to Tangent where he was going C. F. Phillips, manager of tha Those of Vine Maple Circle of legal purposes including: Mr. and Mrs. C E. English and to attend th 11 quarterly conference day. Halsey who can go are asked to Mountain States Power company daughter Georgia of Crabtree, and of the Methodist church south. i The right to attend school or Mrr. John McNeil and children phoue Mrs. J J. Corcoran or the at Junction City, was a Halsey Mrs. English’s nephew, Oscar Hill withdraw from school. are visiting her parents at Mc Enterprise office as early next week business visitor Tu'sdav. Miss Mur e' Straley has returned of California, wore guests ol the The right of protection afforded Minnville. as possible so that plans may be Booth White, of Portland, wlo Curtis Veatch family Son lav. The to Halsey from a visit extending by child labor laws. Frit» Torgenson t(iid family of made for the cars to start about has been visiting at the Bob Ram entire patty went up ’tie Calapooia over a periol of five wee;» with The ri6ht to vole. Albauv visited at the Ray Hover relatives and filends in Condon, the same time. say home is spending several days au 1 enjoyed a picnic lunch i nd The right to hold public office. home Sunday. Portland, Spokane and Tacoma. in Harrisburg on a vieit to friend«. later in the day a plunge 'n the Inheritance rights. Mr. and M'S, N. E. Chandler Last evening Mr. and Mrs, F. Bulletins on Cooperation Ready Contract rights. Mr- and Mrs. Will Hudson of river. and daughter Agnes visited friends liuford Mortis ai d son Bobby of The age of consent to marry. John LaRue ha« r< turned to hie Two new bulletins just issued by Martinez, Calif., and the le tte rs Halsey and Mis. Kenneth , ayne in Eugene Sunday. The age for jury duty. the state college at Corvallis are m o th e r, M rs Maiy Moench of Al home 12 Halsey from a vieit at 'he of Albany drove to Salem to visit The Hover threshing machine The right to secure passpotts for available for free distribution. bany were guests at th e H F. 1 ake Frank poiter home in Eugene On Mrs. Elmer Lake and inlant daugh finished the fall run at the L C. foreign countries Sunday he visited in Springfield "Faotors jn the Organisation of Co home here Sunday evening. Hughe» farm Friday. ter. The right to protection in foreign operative Associatijns, ’ by (»sorge C. J. White of P o r ta n l wae a and also leak a trip to Triangle Mr. and Mr». A. F. Albertson EdwardEnger of Brownsvilielwho countries. O. G atlin, extension specialist in week end guest at the ho re of Rob- Lake. John admires the seenrry attended the camp meeting at Phi- was recently graduated from West The law of Oregon requires the marketing, is a handbook which ert Ramsay. Mr. White at one at the 'ake very much but says the lomath Sunday evening. Point, passed through Halsey Sat attending physician or midwife to presents in conden»ed and conven ti lie was a resident of Halsey road leading to it is too crooked for urday on his way to Berkeley, and Mrs. George Chandler and child report a baby’s birth within ten lent form the important factors to and while here was manager of the him to sppreciate that, part of the days to the local registrar, by bs considered and the procedure to Valley Lumber company’s plant trip very much. Mrs. Porter and from there be will go to Miesoula, ren uud Edith Pugh »petit Thurs Mont., where lie will be stationed day in Albany visiting relatives whom it is forwarded to the divis be followed in organizing farmers’ daughter Airy and M p. Lee Rapp here. and shopping. i o n of viti.1 statistics. Parents who cooperativa business enterprise®, brought him home Munday night permanently. Mr- and M'«- E E, Goprley left Mrs, Charles Enger of Browns A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. are uncertain as to whether or not Jt also oontains »tato and federal for Canada Tuesday on a pleasure Mr. and Mrs. O‘in Stalnuker of ville, and her niece, Kathryn Mil Will McLaren, Jr., at the W- D. this has been done, can fiud out by laws on the subject. trip of several weeks. They were Corvallis were v.»itors iu H aL “> ler of Salem, who ig staying at the McLaren home August 7. He has writing the State Board of Health, accompanied as far as St. Johns, over the week end at tho home o' Enger borne temporarily, were in been named Leroy Elmer, This week has been a busy one 301 Medical Arts Bldg., Portlaud, at tbe Frum warehouse as many W ashington, by Miss Beulah Mil- the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs Halsey Monday enroute to Eugene Mr. and Mis. Harvey Wallace Mr. and Mrs. George G m sle of cars of hay and grain have been ler of Haleey who will visit Mrs. T.P. Patton. Tuesday morning to visit Miss Miller’s mother who have adopted their little niece, M.E Brandon for awhile. thev accompanied Mrs. fran k ly «> is in a hoapital iu that city. Eugene were Halsey visitors Sun shipped out. Maxme Wooley, who was left mo Mr, and Mrs. Ben Schick arrived Stafford, who was on her way to day at the home of their sons F.G. Halsey people will have a chance therless by the sudden death of and Charles Gansle. In the after j Agents for a furniture m aou’act- home a few days «go from a motor Bandon from Portland as far as next week to see Sella Floto circus Edna Wallace Wooley at Veueta noon the Cansle brothers and their nring plant in Cipcinnati, Ohio, trip to Bindon, Crescent City, »he Eugene. Mrs Stafford had charge either in Albany or Eugene. It in June. families took the visitors to Cas are buying walnut timber in this Oregon Caves and northern Cali- of tbe Halsey telephone exchange will show in the former place ou Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hughes and vicniity. fornia, They also vieited Crater for a number of years previous to Thursday, August ‘23 both after cadia on a pleasure trip. children visited Mrs. Hughes' par Lake, returning home through leaving here late last fall. She noon and evening. On Friday they ents at Noli Sunday, taking to eastern Oregon over the Columbia w is a guest at the J W. Driukard will give two performances in E u their homes their two nieces and a River highway, with a short run j home while in Halsey. Mrs. Staf gene, nephew who have been visiting at iuto Washington. They report a ford will visit her parents, Mr. and Grandma Overton of Brownaviile the Hughes home. very pie isant tr ’p Mrs D F . D> aii. was a Halsey, visitor Saturday for Mr. and Mrs.Fred Heinrich and la a letter to the Enterprise Mr«. daughter now. They came up Fri an hour or two. She was on her day on the train. daughter Mary visited at the P. A. E. D. Isom writes entertainingly way to Portland to visit her grand- "The first Sunday we were here Pehrason home Sunday afternoon of the beauties of the Cascade Na daughter, Mrs. Walter Kemmer. Mr. Isom and Mr. Beamer went Mr. Gunderson who has been visit tional fcrast where at present she The L ite r bad been visiting in fishing and Mr3 Eeimer, Beverly ing liia sister, Mrs. Pehrason, for is spending her vacation. She says. Brownaviile and took her grand and I rode horseback over a mono some time, left for his home in the mother home with her. ' We are located about nine or tain trail with the lunch. It was East Friday. t ‘u miles above McCredie Springs about ten rnilte there and back. Mis. Henry Sorenson and infant P. A- Pehrason and daughter. io the Cascade na'ional forest. It d ajg h ler, Helen Mae, of Summit, "Yesterday evening we boardrd Nora, went to Portland Wednesday surely is beautiful up here. Our are guest» at the H. L. Straley (he train and went to Cascade Citnp is right among the tall pines. Summit or Odell Lake. We visited heme for a few daja. Mrs. Soren where Miss Nora underwent a m a son wi'l be remembered by her jor operation Thurslay at the Port "Thie ie a wouderful mountain an old schoolmate of ours, Mr. hospital- Mr. many Haleey friends as Edna Cain, land Surgical road they are buildiog. I certainly Roland Porter, who lived near Pehrason came homo Friday daughter of Rev. J . D. Lain, a CBU. ...... ------ ------ want to go over it to Eastern Ore- Halsey when a bey. He is a signal former pas,or of the Methodist! and reports th a t bis daughter stood gon when it is completed. man for the S. P. and with hie cjjUrt|j the ordeal well. Sunday Mi«» l’earl " I rode over it to McCredie fumily lives at the Summit. This Kathleen Anne, the l ttle 4-year**ent to Poitland to vi.it Ler sister Springs in an automobile one eve morning he took us in his motor old daughter of Mrs. Hazel M unk-.for a few day». ning last week. The road is a boat for a sixteen mile ride across ere, met w ith a very painful accl- a business meeting of tbe Com splendid mountain road, 0 • the and around Odell lake. Il is cer d io tla s t Friday. The little tot ,nUnity club wna held Saturday way a doe stood by the side of th e tainly a beautiful lake. At one was playing w ith a swing wheu Ih e ' evening at which time t h » follow- road and looked at us. We stopped time it was quite rough but I en- woo len seat hit her acrois t h e 1 g officers were elected for the i >yed riding over tbe little waves. the car and she stood looking &t us mouth as the swing came tow ard' coining (-.oniin ii year: vear President, (»race From one side we could see a close- for a while, theu trotted away. Pebrsaon; Vice President, Neva her, and knocked out her three "W e are oamped Just a little way up v ew of beautiful Diamond K nigbten; Secretary, J. C. Hein- front teeth in the upper jaw. from the Beamer ranch Mr. and Peak. rich; Treasurer, Collin Carver; Ser Frank Chard of Fresno, Cali, , " I t is a wonderful cou n tiy up Mr». Beamer have lived here for geant at. Arm», Dean Bilyeu. Ice and hi» two son», Dick snd Leu- nine years, before there was any here. Carl Is working here too He . team and cake were served. reuce Chard o, Iron Mount» in, railroad or wagon road, only the and Walt Smith of Halsey and two other men are doing trail work. M'cb., are visiting at the home o, m ounta:n trail». They have a CARD OF TH A N K S the former’» niece, Mrs. Will A. lovely little farm and raise such I haven’t seen him to talk to him Muller of Route 1, Halsey. Wed-' I trke thia means ol expressing but talked over the phone with nice vegetables and berries, al.»o ueeday Mra. Muller took her vieit- my appreciation to all who assisted have a yard full of flower,. Mrs. him. I will g> home on tbe 20th era to Albany to spend the day at in fighting the fire ou my place " I thought you might like to Beamer is a daughter of Mr. and the home o, her mu’he . Mr» J .A .1 »ear H«l»ey week. hear what we are doing up here." Mrs. Stuart Brock of Shedd Mr. (Signed) O. W. FruuiJI | Nellie Isom. » and Mrs Brock, 86 and 81 years respectively, are here vieit eg their McCred'J Springs, Aug. 12, I.*--*-1 Cascade Summit A Beautiful Place, Mountain Grandeur Most Inspiring Let the Waves Roll On