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I m 1912.
Voi. 17.
No. 35.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO
ATTENBCOMFERENCEATU.O. S O C I E T Y
Halsey, Oregon, Thursday, January 3, 1929.
NEW S
HALSEY AND VICINITY BREVITIES
DAIRYING
WOOL, MOHAIB
POULTRY
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Devoted to the Interests of Halsey and Linn County
SCHOOL NOTES
GUN CLUB STAGES GAME
HUNT, FIFTEEN TAKE PART
Amos Ramsay and son Robert
Mrs Em il Helseth and two
M U R IE L U A H S . M A R T I R
were tranrac'ing buiinees at the children left for their borne in P .
Jawwary 11-12 high school stud
'1 he members of the H»l««y Gun
county seat Monday.
louts, Wash., Monday after an
• m M, their a<Msrw»*end principals,
Moi*, of the stui'ent* returned to Club staged a rodent and hawk
Tbe borne pf Dr. and Mrs. T . I, j W hym Robertson returned to extended visit here at the borne of
throughout Oregon « ill turn tbeir
L. j school Wednesday after the holi­ hunt Tuesday, Woile the reeolts
Marks was the scene of a gay little his home in Salem Tuesday eve- her parents, Mr. ard Mrs, W
•ttro tioo to the U ulrers'ty of Ore
day vacation, some having had
of the hunt were not q -iit* up to
party Niw \esrs eve when they niug after having been in Halsey Wells
g'>g.£>wpuar «hare tbeir delegates
a tussle with tie fin in the mean expectations, yet it was a su?ce»i
entertained a group of fiienda to for a visit over New Year's day at Gladys Hadley who has been spend- 1
will he >« eea.-ion is what prom­
time.
and much inform ition g tin e la -i
assist them in watchirg the old the home of his parents, Mr. and ing her vacation at the home of*
ises So he- the most interesting and
An omission iu the last school to the bast methods to he used ia
year out and welcoming the new Mrs W H. Robertson.
her uncle, Frank Hadley, in the
heat attended h’gh"school confer-
notes pub i-h d bef« re vacation,
one in
The rooms were gay with
George Cross returned to C-r- Oak Plain district, returned to wag the name of Alice Sturtevant, such a bant, and a better >h >wing
eneeaever held at the university.
will be made the next time.
Yuletide decorations and softly
Monmouth Tuesday evening to re­
who roceived an “ A ” average in
Tha* « ill ba the ninth annual shaded lights added to the beauty vailis Wednesday morning after
Harry Leeper secured a ferret
sume
her
studies
at
the
state
nor­
spending the Christmas vacation
examination.
rneoting at (be Eugene campus of of the decorations.
to uie in routing out rats but was
mal.
at
his
home
Hi
Halsey,
to
resuae
Mr. Liliard of the Curtis Pub
the' high school p*ess association,
Five hundred was the diversion his studies at 0 .8 C. His brother H L st evening Mr. and Mra. B a lf
unable to do much with the animal
li«hing cumpiny, visited school
the student efl6cers,and the girls’
of the evening w it h the prizes going Elden took him over.
Tuesday but it is planned by Mr
Bond.
Mrs.
T
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Marks
ard
Miss
Wednesday afternoon and started
league representatives
The state to Mrs I.auhner and Mr. Porter,
Leeper
to use tbe ferret in ridding
Cleona
Smith
drove
to
Shedd
aud
Mr.
and
Mis.
Lyman
Patton
and
a campaign for subscriptions to
principals will meet here for the
while the consolation prizes were
bams
aud
grainarie* of rats and
attended
a
meeting
of
the
Eastern
daughters
arrived
home
tbe
Gret
of
the "Countiy Gentleman,’’ “ Wo-
seciMid time, as will the girls’ ad-
awarded Mr. Laubnerand Mr. Fat-
the week from ’’ortlund where they Star. This was the first meeting man's Home Companion," aud the mice.
visorc, It w stated that hereafter
ton.
Duriug the evening Mrs.
At a meeting of the Gun Club
visited relatives during the holi of thecbaptersince the installation "Saturday Evening Post." Sides
all these emhrence will he held
Marks served refreshment?.
days. Mr. Patton also attended of tbe new officers. Mrs. Bond is were chosen and gieat euthusiaam held last Friday night the question
annoelly ah the university.
Those enjoying this pleasant eve­
chaplain.
came up regarding financial aid
displayed by the two teams
Nearly (Wl delegates from the ning were Messrs and Mesdames the toachers institute while there
W. F Carter has sold his large
Johu M iller was selected as the to the Study Club which is to build
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Alberts« n
h'gh schdofi thro ugbout the state W D. Porter (Sbedd), George \V .
farm
west
of
the
Muddy
to
Mr.
"greatest lion tamer," while Er. a public library building, and it
a>id son Lester were transati- g
are expected to L ein attendance Laubner, L. W.
Patton, Eldon
Siui|ieon,
a
newcomer
from
Ne­
realine
Coleman leads tbe red and was voted to render aid both finan­
business in Corvallis Saturday.
and instructive and interesting pro Cross aud Janies Drinkard.
braska
and
who
at
present
is
visit
Jack
Underwood
the green, in tbe cially and offers of material and
Clate
Smith
and
son
Kenneth
of
grama for the two day sessions are
a • a
ing
in
Tangent.
He
expects
to
contest
to
be
staged
for subscrip­ labor.
Route
One
were
guests
New
Years’
being arranged.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dawson Lal
The winners in the hunt T u is ’ ay
day at the home of Mrs. Jou’e take possession about the middle tions to the above mentioned msg
Eatill PWppe, M edford, will di
as dinner guests for New Years day
of the month. In the meantime azines, while Miss Nelson will act and points gained were:
Smith of Halsey.
reet the high school press confer­
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dawson and
Francis Leeper 105; W ilbur Nor­
ence, to wbieh greater interest has
Mrs. Flora Taylor of Wateayilla, tbe Cartels will move into their as faculty member for tbe reds and
two bods cf Albany and M r. icd
bean added Uiie gear by (be offer­
Wash,, who has been spending the residence property in west Halsey Miss McCornack fur the greene, ton 100; Frank Koontz 100; Elias
Mrs. O.J. Albertson and son Lester
ing of a n tin be* of handsome cup
past two weeks in Hals*v at tbe and M r. ar.d Mrs. W . Holloway and Professor Patton will be the Rabins 100; Harry Bressler 100;
of Halsey.
trophies for the best journalistic
Douglas Taylor home, left Monday who have been eccupying :he Cart­ ‘‘high aud mighty neutral.” The C. J. Straley 100; Cedric Moody GO;
• a a
projects of various types in th*
in company wiih her lister, Miss er bouse will move into the T J. contest closes at noou next Wed­ J. W. Drinkard 50; Harry Leeper
On New Years day Air. and Mrs. Anna Drinkard of Halsey, for A l­ Skirvin residence on First street, nesday,
• 50; Martin Koontz 50; J. A- Mc­
high sebeoia. fudgos already are
Miss Eorothy Nicewood visited Williams 45; Jack Cornett 22; F.
receiving copies of h'gh school Robert Ramsay entertainer! Mr. bany where they have taken an which they have just bought.
school Wednesday.
Gansle 5; Herman Koontz 5;
papetg or copies of newspapers in acd Mrs. Amos Ramsay and Mrs. apartment for the winter.
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Ora
Smith
for
dinner.
A basketball game will be play­ Claud Thomp on 10.
which are sections devoted to high
Mrs.
K
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Bramwell
and
child­
s e n
ed with Sweet Home here Friday
school news. Awards will take
ren, Roberta and Linden, and Mrs.
(By Special Correspondent)
SPOON
RIVER
night.
place at the time of the conference
Tax Commission’s Labor
Edith R>bnett drove to Albany
Announcement of the eneago-
Tbe
families
of
Albert,
Arthur
Monday taking with them M s.
ment of Miss Ellen Vannice and
After laboring sevaral dayi tie
P in e G rove Item s
Repert cn Land Settlement
Robnetl's son, Truman who had and Byrd Waggener have all been
Rev.Theodore Milzner was made at
piatwreekth* several committeis
down with 11 j.
been visiting here and who left by
(BotsrprtM OorrMpoB*«ac«)
on tax rtfoirn in Oregon produced
The yearly report of land settle- * luncheon given at the home of
Thejfiu has claimed all or part
train from Albany for Clatskanie
Russel
Knighten of Albany wa»
me resolu'ion that is not sati*-
tnaut wygk of the Oregon state Miss Vannice’s parents, M r. and
where be is ilerki'.-g jn a drug of about all the families in this a guest at the A. L. Knighten home
tactorv to the grange or to a great
chamber of commerce shows that Mrs J. H. Vannice, Wednesday.
store.
community during the vacation.
Tuesday.
The rooms o, the Vannice home
nauy other*, and wb'cb really does
there were 12.1A8 wqn'ries receiv.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chancy
Sickels
Pine Grove sebool opened Wed not seem to promise much relief.
Mr. uml Mrs Dewey LaFollette
ed between January ], 1928 and were attractive with Yuletid-i deco­
entertained all their children and nesday morning after a prolong« I It calls for "enactment by the leg-
Jaouary t , ft»29: 785 sign’ d quea- rations and the same attractive aud three children, Dcnaid, l.yle
grandchildren on Christmas day vacation.
slalure of an iucome tax ou indi­
tionairta were returned; CG7 stated scheme was carried out at the and Gerahline, arrived hi Halsey
The Faiifieid and Sylvester fam vidual incomes al rales and proper-
Monday
evening
from
Baker
where
Miss Ethel Quimby came home
they ware coming to Oregon tv lo­ luncheon table tbe centerpiece of
¡lies spent New Year eve at the P
y tax ( Vests which will produce
cate with speoift*A-. capital iuvest. which was a holly wreath and they have been making their heme, to spend the holiday*. She re­
A. Pehrsson home.
and
speut
New
Year’s
day
at
the
turned
to
Corvallis
Wednesday
to
candles.
The
names
of
Miss
Van-
pprox'mately <1,000,000 iu net
meat of 81,b?8,283; 81,723 letters
Miss Eunice Sylvester retu ue I evtnue. to the end that taxation
resume
her
college
work.
home
of
the
former's
father,
E.
A
nice
and
Mr.
Milzner
were
found
and 35,9*20 pieces of literature were
Brandon school began the new to her school work at H irriahurg >n tangible property may I e re-
mailed out; 2^618 people called at in the nut baskets. Places were P. LaFollette. Wednesday morn­
marked at the luncheon trble for ing they left for Roseville, Calif., year’s work Wednesday. They bad Tuesday eveuing.
luced.” The true principle of an
th< office.
Mies Lora Stewart returns 1 to income tax is not recognizeJ in
Thwe were 457 ssw settlers ie- the Misses Amanda Mitzner, Ida where they plan on spending the their Christmas tree and program
her home at West Stayton Sunday .bat resolution, say ¡(a critics, and
p >rt*d covering an investm nt ol Mitzoer. LaVelle Palmer, Gladis winter. Mr. LaFollette is a painter. oil Thursday evening, December
after spending the week with her until it is what's tbe nse mon key-
Hadley,
Velva
Hadley,
Nellie
Falk,
•2 *128, 3 fB. So and 887,031.
noon, 1 be center of attraction for Mrs. W ilson. From tw j o'clock
aunt, Mr*. E E Hover.
ng with counterfeit measures.
Edna, Robnrta and Ellen Vannice. those present was a prettily deco
until four open house wa* held and
Mrs. Eliza Davis of Albany v ii-
and Mrs. Merwin Vannice and Mrs. rated Christmas tr’ e on which many friends called daring this
d P erson als
•leu her daughter. M r*. Ray Hover
L ake C reek New *
J.H. Vannice.
was a gift for each one present. time to cxlend tbeir best wishes
Friday until Monday.
(By an Knterpitse Reporter)
Miss Vannice, who is the eldeat After the presents had been ad­
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson liveeast of
Mr. aud Mrs. Ray Hover and Iva
(By an Enterprise Reporter)
5 Mr. a ml Mrs Will Porter were daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. mired the hostess terved delicious
Sbedd and during their many Tanu spent New Year Day at the
overnight visitors in Eugene Tues- Vanuice came here several years refreshments.
Mis* Mary Evan* is confin -d to
Several
children years of residence here tiave made
Everett Hover home in Harrisburg her home with intluenza.
ago from Lewiston, Idaho. She were also present for this delightful
<»•/.
it
a host of friends who unite in wish
The Pine G ’ove communily meet
Pcho>l did 0*4 Op< n on Monday was graduated from the Halgey afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs.J. Yoder and son
ing them many more bsppy years ing has been postponed until Jan­
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because ol rucaneas but is expected high school and attended the state
Lloyd speot Sunday in Eugece.
of married life.
uary 11.
LAKE CREEK
normal at Monmouth and W illam ­
to rerun»« Monday.
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Santa Claus brought a new tadio
A
lirge
number
of
residents
of
Mis* Grace Pebreson went to
Rev and Mrs. F i,b ; r t re re New ette university at Salem. For tbe
ta the J.S. NicewooJ home.
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this community enjoyed the New
Lebanon Wednesday to visit her
Year Day dtuoer guests at the past three years stie has taught
Mi s Irin * Quimby entertained*« friend Miss Dan Oldham.
'V.J Drinks d had several sheep
Year night watefi parly held at tbe
school,
Bra»haul home.
group
of
friends
at
her
home
on
killed
by dogs Saturday night.
Miss Muriel Stralcy vitited al
Rsv. Mitzuer is also a graduate church here. Rev. Gibson gave a
8. J. Sfeuet, Hugh McDonald and
Monday
evening
tbe
affair
being
Helen
W illiam * is »«sistirig with
the Pebrason home Wednesday.
of the Haltey high school end W il­ short address and the remainder cl
A Tec Snodgrses acsompiniel C W,
in honor of her birthday. Games
the
work
st tbe C.R. Evan* home.
tbe
evening
was
spent
iu
songs
and
L.
E.
Eagy
and
family
spent
lamette and is now taking graduate
Maleen bo Salem W edneeday on a
and music made the evening pas« New Year Day with Mr Eagy't
contests.
Late
in
the
evening
re­
Karl
W
illiams who spent tbe
work at Kimball school o, theology
buamase trip.
all tooqu'ckly and the serving of parent* near Oakville.
freshments
were
served
by
members
vacation
here
with hi* pireots re-
H ” is a son ol Mr. and Mrs. Gus­
delicious refreshment* added to the
The joint iastaltation of Masons
of
the
Epworth
League.
Mr.
and
Mrs.Clareuce
Eagy
and
turned
to
school
in Portland Tues­
tave Mitzner living just nerth of
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pleasure ol those pre ent.
Eastern fhar lodges was b Id last
daughter of Wishram, Washington, day.
H aleey8utha highway. For the
SHEDD
Those enjoying M in Q'limby'a visited L. E. Eagy and family
Thursday night aud was witnessed
Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Jackson are
past three year* he has been pastor
III celebration of the fiftieth an­ ho* itality were Mr*. Curlia Veatch Friday aud Monday.
by a large crowd,
still confined to their bid witli flu
of the Methodist church of H irris-
niversary ■ 1 their wedding day and daughter* Eaid and Wanda,
Mr. and Mr*. John Pugh and burg.
M r. and Mr*. W ill Gilljspie of Mrs. Turner ol Albany is eteying
Mr. and Mrs. L. R Wilson were Mie* Ruth Snyder, Mis* Dori* Tb* Da'les, M r. nud Mrs Earl Al
children have been i l l w ith the fin.
• a a
with them.
hosts at a dinner at the C ittags o Howard. Hiram Bierly, Arlsigh b«rt«on of Monmouth and Mr. and
Mrs. A- EMaruas sad Miss G ertrude
i'EORIA
Mr. and Mrs J S Nicewood en­
Monday. Dinner was serv.d at Falk, Curran and John M illar, Mrs Harvey Wallace and daughter
Farwell ara assisting them.
Friday the Poller sewing club
Harvey Vannice and family and Maxine, were visitor* at the A. F. tertained a large company of their
nooj
with
plates
laid
for
tbirty-s
x
B ill’ Hobbs tow ol M- and Mrs. held thejr Christmas party at the
friends at their home on New Year
Albertroo home lait week
W-H llsbhe. rku rae d to his home home of Mrs. P .H . F'recrksen. Au gleets, all relatives of M r. and Merwin Vannice and family.
day.
M r. and Mr*. A. F, Albertson
hare after being w ith bis g ia n d - all dav me tmg was enjoyed. At
The annual m e e li'g o f the tele­
were
Corvallis buaiues* visitor*
pareott and altes hug school in noon a bounteous dinner was
Aa&Usd.
,
phone company was held at the
Monday,
served and i business meeting fol­
Tbe
2". Miss tie I in a Falk loot sick church Saturday afternoon
Misa C>erias M cC onnell le ft for lowed after which gifts from a
same officer* are to serve for
with
flu
that
day
and
her
part
in
Jennings Ixrdg* Tuesday to resume prettily decorated tree were dis­
rJ 'O U R G E a more practical, every’ day applica­
the play was taken by tbe teacher, another year.
her school duties Wednesday. She tributed. Two little girls, Dorris
Mr. and Mra, Bill Allingbam
tion o f faith in our fellow men—our neighbors
Mis* Irine Quimby.
h*4 Spent the halt lays w ith her .Mae Workinger and Iris Abraham,
and everyday associates, is the message which
Charity Juvenile grange gav* a and daughter of Portland, accomp­
pen eta hare.
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handed tbs g ft* out. Each one
prompts the appeal as undersigned by the business
program and enjoyed a Christmas anied by Mr*. Alliogbam's parents,
I present also received a tack of
men
o
f
this
community.
The
fu
ll
text
o
f
this
tree ou lb* evening of December 22 Mr. and Mrs. Watte of Iowa, were
Mias Gladys McCornack returned candy acd cuts.
Complimented
appeal
appears
elsewhere
in
this
paper.
but *ickoe«s and lb* inclsment dinner gueats at the C 3. Wiil'ame
to Halsey Wednesday morning guests of the dub for the day were
home Monday.
weather kept many away.
from Eugene where abe bad been Mesdames Alien Dunn of Peoria
We believe that a sincere interpretation and
»pending the holidays.
and Dale F rise of Sbedd.
Rnid aud Wayne Veatch were
Thursday evening Rorcoe, Edgar
application o f this message by every' man. woman
Misa A dah Neleon who has been
s e e
hone for the holidays.
Wayne and Florence Sisk, Lucile and Rus­
and child in this community w ill make fo r the bet­
PINE GROVE
spending the Christmas vacation
returned to Eugene Monday with sel Herndon, Dorthea Hathaway
terment o f all. Faith—a trust fu lfille d -a n obli­
at bar home io Portland returned
M r 4 B isiel Githcna aateitsioed
tail
father wha went on to Cottage and Jennie Nicewood drove to Eu-
gation promptly m e t
to Halsey Tuesday to be ready to the meni'-ert of tha Kroweldcen
Grave to look after property inter­ gene end took io tbe vitapbooe at
resume her school duties Weduee- club at her home Wednesday after-
acts
the McDonald lb<ater.
day
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From Our Me
AN EMBLEM OF TRUST