MILL CITY EN ,'ERPRISE, MARCH 31. 1919 ___ of _ ____ Sunday. líe .» the brother ltrs, | man. i man. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rupp of Klamath, Fkiok. Mis. W. B Shuey is spending the | Calif., returned to Mill City this week Mr. and Mrs. Arey Pordahaky, Bert latter part of this week in Astoria with her daughter, Dorothy. Also Alien and Mr. and Mrs. George Vete- visiting in Astoria at the same time to attended a folk dance rehearsal in Scio Sunday. is Dr. David James Ferguson. Mrs. Alvin F land er» and »ons, La- Mr. and Mis. J. R. Johnson ar» the parents of a boy bom March 27 at Roy and Densus, of Eugene, a.e vis­ the Salem Deaconess Hospital, Mrs. iting her siter, Mrs. Bill Caswell, and Johnson is in isolation with the mea­ family. sles so Mr. Johnson has not been able Mr. and Mrs. Dean Foi test of Reed- ley, Calif., are new residents of Mill to see either his wife or son. Sam Jurgenson has been trans- City, living on Rt. 1, Lyons. Mr. For- fe. red from the Salem Memorial Hos­ rest is employed by Byers Construc­ pital to the Barnes General Veterans tion Co. Mrs. BUI Caswell has returned Hospital in Vancouver, Washington. . from Lowieton. Idaho, after taking His condition is quite serious. Martin Jepson has purchased the her mother, Mrs. Emma Jesse, to her home of Mrs. C. C. Morrow. Mis. home. Mrs Jesse visited in Chicago, Morrow has purchased a home in Portland, Eugene and Mill City, ac­ companied by her daughter, Mrs. Al­ Lebanon where her sister resides. Mi. and Mrs. Leon Hageman of vin Flanders, of Eugene. Mrs. Anne Dawes is working tem­ Spokane, Washington are are living in Mill City now. Mr. Hageman is porarily at the Red and White store employed by Curtis Dietz of Stayton. in the absence of R. L. Faust who Mrs. Cloyd Moodbaugh of Milwau- is in a Portland hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Haun were in kie visited her brother, Etmo Earl Smith and her sister Mrs. W. R. Car- Salem Monday on business. Also in Salem shopping was Mrs. Lawrence ter over the weekend. The Mill City Public Schools were Kanoff. Mrs. Billy McGhee had medical closed Thursday and Friday be­ cause of the Orego n Education Asso­ tention in Stayton Monday. Mr. and Mrs Byron Davis left ciation conference in Portland Miss Daisy Hendricson and Mrs. their cabin at Alsea Wednesday Charles Wolverton spent a few hours a few days Having dinner with the Frank Bla­ in Sweet Home at the Dave Epps home Saturday. zeks Sunday were the Charles Wol- Mr. and Mrs. John Montgomery vertons Grade cards were received by the and Ann spent the week end at the coast. Their cat spent the week •nd seventh grade pupils Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Feller and with the Wolvertons. Mrs Jack Colburn has been ill for family of Sunnyside were visiting I»er sirter, Mrs. Arthur Kriever, anti several days. Miss Daisy Hendricson ha3 been family Sunday. The older Campfire group enter- invited to spend her birthday Sunday at the home of Mrs. Vivian Hoenig teained their parents with a Swedish smorgasbord Wednesday evening. A in Salem. Mrs. Frank Blazek and Carol were i bib puippet show was given by the in Salem Wednesday for dental at­ group for its program. tention. Mr and Mrs Frank Smith and Do­ Miss Mildied Toman returned to lores visited relatives in Mill City Lewis and Clark University in Port­ over the week end Dolores spent the land after spending her spring vaca­ time with Betsy Kriever tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. NOT1CE TO CREDITORS Albert Toman. NOTICE HEREBY IS GIVEN that Mr. ami Mrs. James Rose of Port land have been visiting her motSiei, I have been, by the County Court of I Mrs. Albert Toman, for the past two ; Linn County, Oregon, Probate De­ weeks. They returned to Portland on [ partment, appointed administrator of Thursday, accompanied by Mrs. To- I the estate of Anna Margaret Diewald Steinhorn, deceased, and have qu-ali- erts, Sharon Stone, Janice Strick— I ler.the honored guest, Marvin, Mrs. . Virginia Robison, Mis. Luella Long­ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Arthur and fam­ fellow, Mr». Betty Meinert, Mrs. La ily of West Fir visited his parents, Donna Roberts, Mrs. Fem Stone. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Arthur Sunday. Jean Roberts, Mrs. Audtey Strickler, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Vanice and chil­ and the hostess, Mrs. Alice Farmen. dren, Janice, Karen, and Eddie of Kia- , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Veness, Car­ math Falls are new residents of Mill , ol and Shirley were Sunday dinner City living in the Ted Dorothy house guests of the Edison Vickers family Mr. Vanice is a truck and cat driver at Idanha. Virgil Cribbs suffered painful in­ and expects to work on the dam soon. A party was given Marvin Strick­ juries ab?ut the face Saturday while ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Strick­ working at his logging truck repair ler, on his second birthday, March 29, shop. Seven «fitches were taken at the home of Mrs. Alice Farmen. by Dr. Jack Reid. James Reed of Molalla was in Mill After much playing and romping a- round, refreshments were served to City Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sims of Leb­ Ellen Longfellow, Mark and Claik Meinert, Lynn Robison, Dennie Rob- anon visited at the George Flook's The Mill City Enterprise Mdl City, Oregon. Charles Wolverton, Editor and Publia her Elsbeth Wolverton, Business Manager Entered as second-class matter November 10, 1944 at the post office at Mill City, Oregon under the Act of March 3, 1879. ENTERPRISE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Ads received by Wednesday noon will run in the regular classified section and those received later up to 10 a. m. Thursday will run in the "Too Late to Classify" section. 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