MILL CITY ENTERPRISE, MAY 19, 1949
Visiting at the home of her son their son, Bruce, to Salem Friday for I ber Co.
and daughter-in-law. Mi. and Mrs. an eye examination.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Towry and
Paul Fletcher, from last Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hiebert had family visited at the U. s. Floyd
By MRS. J. A. WRIGHT
I to Monday was Mrs. Pearl Fletcher as week end guests Mr. and Mrs. I horn» Sunday.
Henry Warwington and baby of Dal- J
Mr. and Mrs. Noian Rasnick took|of Springfield,
Gordon Brown .ecently cracked the las.
her mother, Mrs. Else Aseman, who
has teen visiting them the past week
*n
when lie jumped off
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stoll enter-
to Salem Saturday where she left by­ a truck while working for the Mt. tai ne.t Satuiday night in their home
By JEAN ROBERTS
bus for Portland to stay with an­ Jefferson Logging Co. He has his five couples: Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pit
foot in a cast and will not be able tarn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank New, Mr
Mrs. Ike Myers left early Monday
other daughter, Mrs. W. Donham.
and Mrs. Lloyd Girod, Mr. and Mrs. 1 for North Bend, Ore, whete she will
as far as Virginia City, Nev. They to work for some time.
Dr. G ant Skinner and Lloyd Mc­ Carl Schaffer and Mr. and Mrs. Al attend the state convention of the
Gill, both of Bend, visited at the L. bert Snyder.
Rebekah lodge.
PRECISION GRINDING
C. Davis home Sunday.
Alan Ray, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. James McKinney
Mr. and Mrs Arthur (Curly) Ed­ were in Stayton Saturday where she Louie Ray. was struck on th efore­
of lawnmowers; all kinds of
vards left here last Saturday and ha I dental work done.
head with a rock last Wednesday as
tools sharpened.
teturned Wednesday, having driven
E d L. BERGHOLZ
Mrs. Carl Schaffer and Mr. and seveial children were playing, throw­
(on county road SE Hilltop Store) were accompanied by Clyde Edwards Mrs. Glen Willis became grandpar- | ing rocks in the creek. Five stitches
who lives in Reno and visited at his ents Wednesday when a seven pound, I w«re required to close the wound.
honee. He will return here later.
A new garage is being erected at
ten ounce daughter was born to Mr.
John Estey spent Thursday and and Mrs. Y'ernon Hallford in a Bend I the Jake Myers residence.
Fi ¡day at Ocean Lakke visiting his hospital.
Several Elkhorn families attended
The little girl has been
sister, Mrs. A. G. Montgomery, and named Teresa Dorene. Mother and the Farmers Union meeting at Me­
NORTH
his father, W. H. Estey.
bagy are doing nicely and expect to | hama Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kenny were ^be home soon.
SANTIAM
Attending the private dance at Re­
shopping in Bend Saturday.
bekah
hall in Lyons from here Sat­
i Mr. and Mrs. Milton Presley and
TAVERN
Mr. and Mis. J. A. Wright were
urday
night
were Mr. and Mrs. Raj
I family of Lebanon, sister and bro-
shopping in Salem Saturday, They
Sischo.
Bob,
and
Terry Ray, Mr. and
jther-in-law of Mrs. Attis Floydt were
also called at the home of his aunt.
Mrs.
Ike
Myers,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
On« Mile East of Detroit
’ week end guests of the Floyd fam­
Mrs. Ronald C. Glover.
Longnecker,
Mr.
and
Mrs. Bill Bick
ily. The two families fished Saturday
ett
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ray Roberts.
JEWEL MYERS, MGR.
at Suttle Lake with good results.
Fred Brubaker and a friend spent
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After three days of work with two
the week end in Kelso, Wash.
. “cats" and five men, the bridge over
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Joyce and three j Little
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Sinker Creek in Elkhorn Val­
By REBA SNYDER
children of Portland have moved in- j ley was rebuilt and ready for use.
BE GOOD
Eleven members of the North San- to the home recently vacated by Phil . This opener! the load to the Schott-
tiam
Willing Workers Club were Willis. He is a brother of Mrs. Man- hoefer
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logging operation.
TO YOURSELF
pi esent at the meeting Wednesday ning and will work for Idanha Lum- I Frank Crowther of Banks was an
AND ENJOY
at the home of Eva De Bolt. Gladys
StrefT of Marion Forks will be hos­
THE BENEFITS
CARBIDE
MM as: .«ajoXYGEN
ACETYLENE
tess at the meeting May 25.
PORTABLE
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reynolds,
OF GOOD HEALTH
MACHINES
who have spent the past seven or
We specialize in the treatment
FOR RENT
eight weeks in Portland, returned to
of rectal disorders.
their home Friday.
No Hospitalization
Meco & National Apparatus
Fire Protection
It will be of interest to many liv­
No Loos of Time
Lincoln Electrodes & Machines
Equipment
ing in Idanha to learn of a logging
Everything for Welding
Dr. R. Reynolds Clinic
accident which happened to Merrill w
Naturo-Proctologist
(Smitty) Smith, a former resident,
CALL US OR COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE
218 N. Liberty. Salem. Ore.
now in McMinnville. He was struck
LINE OF APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES
by a log and knocker! from the top
205 Chemeketa St., SALEM
John P. Seitz, MgT.
of a truck. He broke three or four
Phone 2-3581
Res. Phone 2-1605
ribs and two bones in his back. He
PIANOS
is progressing as well as can be ex­
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pected.
BAND
INSTRUMENTS
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Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon took
j INSTRUMENT REPAIRING
DETROIT
Elkhorn
all week visitor at the Ray Roberts
home.
seven pound, seven ounce boy was
born to Mr. and Mis. Lyle Ray, of
this community last Wednesday. He
has been named Robert Lyle.
Treva Sue Bickett was seriously ill
at her home here last week of bron­
chia! pneumonia. At last report she
is improving fast.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bickett and fam-
ily were dinner guests at the Mer-
win Knox home in Lyons Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mis. Ray Sischo spent the
past Week end vacationing at the
coast ami visiting friends in Tilla-
n.ook.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roberts spent
Mother’s Day visiting their pare
in Buxton and Manning.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bickett and fam-
ih vi-ited Mr anil Mrs. W. A. Bill­
ington of Scio on Mother’s Day. They
are Mrs. Bickett’s parents.
Bob Van Eaton has been under doc ■
tor’ observation the past week.
FOR HIRE
HAULING CATS,
SHOVELS and
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
Salem Heavy Hauling &
Equipment Co.
Phones: Plant 31611; Office 19408
1405 N. FRONT ST,
SALEM
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Glenwood
Ballroom
Idanha
ER Y S YTl RD A Y
Otto
mi. N. of Salem on 99E
GI.EN WOODRY'S
ORCHESTRA
85 cents, inc. tax
Russell
Salem Welding Supply
ROOFING
Johns • Manville asphalt s'-ingles
applied right over your old roof.
Now is the best time to apply
your new roof — before your old
cedar shingles are all curled up.
10 per cent down — 3 years
to pay.
Free estimate« gladly given.
MILL CITY TAVERN
I Jacquith Music Co
ACCORDION
LESSONS
136 S. High St.
BYRON DAVIS, PROP.
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“At the Bottom of the Hill”
MILL CITY
SALEM
GLEN’S BARBER SHOP
Phone 3-1612 — Eve. 2-1617
164 S. Commercial
OREGON
MATHIS BROS. RoofingUo,
SALEM
EVERY PRICE
IN GATES
GLEN HEARING, Prop,
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Stop and shop at
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The Little French
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H. A. Schroeder
Repair Shop
forlatest fashion in coats
suits and dresses
SALEM
WE RE GOING OUT OE
BUSINESS
EVERY
THING MUST GO!
BLOCK WEST OF THEATER
Jacob Spaniol & Son
D W. Reid MD
TINNERS
and
PLUMBERS
STAYTON, ORE.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON !
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SELLING OUT
• Blacksmithing
• Welding
• Logging and Sawmill
Repairing.
Pay one-half, charge one-half
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Oure entire stock of nationally advertised goods is going at almost un-
new Short hair-do’s — oh-so-pretty with
FURNITURE - DAVENOS
DAVENPORTS - SWING
ROCKERS - DINETTE SETS
BEDROOM SETS
OCCASIONA LOH AI RS
heard-of. give-away price«. We know you can't find values Ilk*- we'ro of-
ferine anr where ... because no store
CAN
TAKE
THE
TERRIFIC
MkRKDOWNS THAT WE'RE MAKING \ND ST \Y 'N BUSINESS! We
<>ur floor»!
Shirley' Beauty Shop
OE FURNITURE AT DRASTIC
REDUCTIONS
TERMS ARRANGED
FREE DELIVERY
Shirley
I.aird
Open evenings by appointment
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Salem Laundrv
Open Friday
à Saturday Til
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Appliances
P. M
Hardware
Tools
Oil Circulators
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SERVING THE CANYON AREA
PICKUPS AT
Laundry: Nu-Method, Mill. City and Stayton
..Laundry and dry cleaning; Ken Golliet. Mehama; Mt. Jeff Cafe
,
Idanha
Dry Cleaning: Santiam Self-Service Laundry. Detroit
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CAPITAL HARDWARE and FURNITURE
241 NORTH COM MEI« ’I Al
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SALEM
163 S. High
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Ph 3-9125
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