The North Santiam's Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 194?-1949, August 11, 1949, Image 9

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    MILL CITY ENTERPRISE, Yl Gl ST 11. 1919
been postmistress here for 23 years.
Miss Georgia Coffin of Urbana. Ill.,
I Legion Convention in Salem Thurs­
A fire of undetermined origin broke a librarian at the university there,
day afteinoon and evening.
out in a shed at the back of the home arrive! here recently after a flight
Albert Ring who celebrated his 89th
By MRS. J. A. WRIGHT
of Mr. and Mrs. James Jeffries one west to visit at the home of her sis-- birthday anniversary Friday, Aug.
Quality job printing at the Enter­
Rodney Moore, PFC, son of Mr. day the early pan of the week. Luck­ ter. M s. Lloyd White. She left Aug. was honored with a card shower. He prise.
and Mrs. Guy Moore, of Detroit, and ily it was discovered an I put out by 6 by way of Colorado where she will teceived over 35 cards. Calling to con­
gratulate him in the afternoon were
Miss Colleen Met million, daughter of Joe Villar and Jeffries before it did visit another sister.
Mrs. Frank Harrow of Mongold, Mr. and Mrs. George Huffman, Mrs
Mrs. Rose Mermillion, also of Detroit any damage, and before the local file
B A R G A I N S
were recently married in Cheynne. department had completed getting who suffe: ed a heart attack last week Minnie Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. C. ’
In Furniture, Stoves, Dishes
McGee of California. Surprising him
They have been here about a week, out the hose. It occurred on one of the end, is able to be about again.
Clothing, Housewares
visiting their paients. Saturday eve­ hotest days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Larkin, their son- to spend the evening for a few games
Mrs. J. E. Fry left by bus Friday in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. of pinochle were Mr. an 1 Mrs. Clyde
M A C ’ S
ning a reception was given them at
the Moore home with Mrs. Mermil­ to visit her children, herson, Edgar Sam Saunders and daughter Judy, all Lewis, Beulah Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.
115 S. Church, next to Salem Parking
lion as co-hostess. About 80 attended. McCluer at Sydney, Nebiaska, a dau­ of Salem, weie guests Saturday of Oscar Naue, Ruby Naue. Mr. and Mn
| John McClurg. Ray Kampy, Fred
Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. ghter, Mrs. Ben Adams, an i her mo­ the Frank Wilsons.
Lloyd Chamberlain, Kelso, Wash., ther, Mrs. Cynthia Wertz at Denve ,
Mr. and Mrs. William Cauble Sr. ; Vaughn and Gus Steinberg.
and Mr. and Mrs. Hal McClary, Port­ Colorado and two other daughters, spent the week end at their home
Pauline Bridges surprised he >>ar-
land. oldtimer.- here; Mr. an I Mrs. Mrs. Edna Andeison and Mrs. Mae here.
ent- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bridges when
Glen Blair, Aurora. Mr. and Mis. R. Gordon at Grover, Colorado. Mrs. Fry
Miss Barbara Chrisman, Portland, a few close neighbors gathered for
Morris, Scio, and Bob Young, Mar- expects to be gone about tihiee we -ks. came on Wednesday and will spend the evening to help Mis. Bridges cele­
ion Forks. Other guests were from slw w -» . y! 1....................................... her vacation at the home of her par­ brate her anniversary. Pinochle furn­
Miss. Georgia. Coffin, of. Urbana
Detroit and Idanha.
See Ed L. Davis
ished the entertainment. Present were
III.
who is a librarian at the Univers­ ents.
Mr.
and
M
s.
Chet
Grimes,
Mr.
and
Many beautiful and useful gifts
B. C. Crawford of Boise was here
Lyons, R. F. D.
Mrs. ’ Francis
were received by the young couple. ity of 'llinos flew from < blcago to -eve al davs this week visiting his i/J"
"
1' Jungwirth, Mr. and Mrs.
San
Francisco
where
she
visited
fri
­
Phone 751
Mill • >ty
Pvt. Moore will repoit for duty in
granddaughter, Linda Good-peed. He 'prn Nydigger. and Mr. and M . Har
California Aug. 12. Mrs. Moore will ends and then flew to Salem, coming stayed at the Ray Johnson home. He old Thornsen of Crabtree.
remain here for a longer visit. Mis. here by bus July 26 to visit at the formerly worked for the telephone ELKHORN
Guy Moore, one of the hostesses, has home of her sister, Mrs. Lloyd White, (company here.
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Word was received here last week
'■be will leave by bus August 6 and
fio
>■
County
Judge
Grant
Murphy
will make the return trip by plane
that work would begin on the Elk­
'topping in Colorado to visit another
horn Gates road probably in Sept
.Mrs. D. R. Stevens received word
ember. At present all men and equip­
that her daughter, Mrs. Leon Wads­
Bv MRS. RHEBA SNYDER
ment are engage 1 in oiling projects
worth, is seriously ill in a Portland
Id-
which must be done during good wea­
.
wish
to
offer
an
apology
I
hospital. She left Monday to see her.
-Mr. Stevens, who works for the Ar­ anha subscribe: s for the absence of ther. Just as soon as equipment can
my Engineeis, went back to work Idanha news in the last two issues of he spared the Gates road is to be
Authorized Frigidaire
i
improved and graded, stated Judge
Monday after being oír two weeks the Enterprise.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Schaffer
visited
Murphy,
with a hand injury.
with
relatives
in
Mill
City
Saturday
Commercial Refrigeration
The Forest Service was busily inl­
Esther Fouts and Myrtle Geston
Mabel
made a house-to-house canvass in Id­ and with Mr. and Mrs. Don Norton ployed tacking big red anti orange
at Roads End Sunday of last week, signs leading ’Stop, closed to entry,
Sales & Services
anha with dedication buttons.
Mrs. j Anna Chamberlin of Dallas except by permit,’ on all roads lead­
The Boy Scouts will serve icecream
is
visiting her niece. Mrs. Braxton ing off the county road into wooded
and pop at the picnic grounds Sun­
1860 'tate St.
Fouts, and Mr. Fouts.
areas, up this wayThursday. From
day.
A tire was discovered in the planer the county road to the river remains
Mrs. Stanley Foster, whose husband shed of the Idanha Lumber Co. by open and anyone desiring to picnic
SALEM, OREGON
is employed by Poite Construction employees in time to be eytinguish- or swim needs no permit.
Phone 3-6900
Co. here, had a major operation at ed without damage Wednesday af­
Ike Myers attended the American
St. Charles Hospital in Henil Satur-
day morning. The Glen Drydens vis- ternoon.
Jerry Pittam took his two neph­
SOFT DRINKS
ited her Sunday and reported her do­ ews, Tommy and Larry Pittam. to
ing very well.
visit their grandparents, Mr. and Mis
(ANDY and CIGARETTES
A fire of undetermined origin broke Cochran in Jefferson Wednesday.
out in a shed at the back of the James Tommy and Larry have spent two
For a comfortable and
Detroit
Carl Manasen
Jeffries home one day last week. It and a half weeks here.
a was discovered and put out by Joe
ATTO
PARTS
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Pittam, for­ inexpensive place to stay
Villa and MHr. Jeffries before it did mer residents of Idanha, now of Rose­
it’s- - -
•Delta Band Saws
any damage and before the local fire burg. are the parents of a boy, Mon­
•Delta Joiners
department reached th scene. It was ty Glenn.
•Delta Table Saws
one of the hottest days of the sum­
Mr. and Mrs.. Elbert Brown went
Delta Wood Lathes
NORTH
mer.
to Salem .Friday morning where Mrs.
Delco-Remy Shocks
It
’
s
the
Hospitality
.Mrs. J. E. Fry left by bus Friday Brown had a medical checkup.
SANTIAM
Phone 3-9151
Liberty and
to visit her child:en and mother. Her * Evelyn Martin was the honored
After hours 2-1593 Chemketa
trip will take her to Nebraska and guest at a pink and blue shower giv­
TAUERN
en for her by Mrs. Eddie Delker and
Colorado.
SALEM, OREGON
W
eddle
runeral
I
tome
i m'Bmn imtanri rirnn uninmni—iili
Mrs. Jack Gullifoid at the latter’s
MNMmUNMMKSi-Wt
1
Ona Mile Ea-t of Detroit
MODERN FUNERAL
home. Fifteen guests were present.
SERVICE
Mrs. Mary Floyd, Shirley and Paul
of Colton are visiting at the home
Stayton, Oregon
of her sons, U. S. and Ottis Floyd,
the past week.
Mrs. Fiank New and daughters,
Eva Lou and Sally, and Edna Golden
C /(// Ambers'
have returned to their homes after
two weeks working in the bean fields
near Turner.
A roup of four men from Dallas
ame up Saturday to help put the
JUST EAST OF GATES
rafters up on the new church.
« <♦> •:♦:•
E iison Vickers, Quincy Smith, Mrs
Floy Storey, Mrs. Bernadine Stoll
and M s. Roselle Vickers attended
the Legion convention in Salem Sat-
PIANOS
irday. Reports were given the fol-
BAND INSTRUMENTS
lo*ing Tuesday night.
Mrs. Lloyd Girod gave a party for
INSTRUMENT REPAIRING
friends of Jimmie on his seventh
ACCORDION LESSONS
birthday Monday. Twenty-two child-
en were served ice cream, cake and
punch by the hostess.
STEAK
Mrs. Benson of Crosby, N. I)ak.,
I R T SE
arrived here recently to spent two
136 S. High St.
or three weeks at the home of her
daughte;, Mrs. Lee Hopson, and Mr.
Hopson.
Mrs. Edith Talsted and friend, Mr.
16k N. Commercial
erry, have been visiting a few days
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Ges­
Phone 2-1588
ton. They returned to their homes in
Milwaukie Friday.
Mrs. Paul Hopson and children of
Portland have been here with h e r |
husband the past week.
Mrs. A. R. Snyder and sons, Don­
ald and Leonard, returned to their
home Wednesday after five weeks in
the berry fields.
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( OME TO CHERRY CITY MILLING COMPANY
TWO BLOCKS FROM CITY SHOPPING CENTER
Detroit
Lyons
Santiam
Hardware
and
IMPLEMENT
( COMPANY
Stavton
Oregon Mutual Fire :
Insurance
BR 1DGE
TAVERN
Idanha
Jones & Fags
. \/ the bridge
m Mehama
McEWAN
PHOTO SHOP
Ojien each Friday
Mill City Furniture Company
2:00 to 7:30
— PORTRAITl RE —
Hendricson s
Store
.'*»*.<*
Dry Goods, 'Yti."
Pool Hall
In Salem
CAPITAL
I
Hotel Salem
TOY
HOBBY SHOP
At the Mill City Fuinuure Store
Otto Rll
2>
INSURANCE
Agency
• Fire
Auto
Life
Accider: i
Phone 1502 Detroit
Mom & Pap s
Cafe
Private Dining
Room
:«•
THE
M aples
■
Every Meal
An Occasion
Courteous service.
pleasant
atmosphere.
delectable food
— make our meals remember­
ed!
Chicken Dinners
Steaks, Chops
Workmen’s lunches to go. 75<*
Wide menu daily
OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY
Jacquith Music Co
BUILD for Happiness
BUILD a NEW HOME
REMEMBER
We have concentrates (any kind you need)
Bee Supplies
Top Quality Minerals
Fortified Feeding Oils
Quality Mixed Poultry, Turkey, Hog. Dairy Feeds
Sco-Pal Pellets — Chick, Rabbit, Goat, Turkey
Blatchford’s Calf meal and Pellets
Stock Fly Sprays
SPECIAL CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXINC. TO YOI R ORDER
Let our Field Service Man help you with your
Sanitation and management problem«.
Modem Service Grien with Old-f a*hioned F ri end I ine**
CHERRY CITY MILLING COMPANY
Trade k High St».
Î
SALEM
Phone 3-5795, 2-1555
Complete
supply of
all your
Stayton Hardware
and
Furniture
STAYTON,OREGON
building
Screen Doors
Knotty pine paneling
Sheet Rock
ALL GRADES OF LUMBER.
LET US ESTIMATE YOUR
MATERIAL COSTS. YOUR ENTIRE BUILDING PROJECT
needs
KELLY LIMBER SALES 0.
OPEN SATURDAYS
Retail Division
Russell Kelly, Mgr