MILL CITY ENTERPRISE. AUGUST 18. 1949
Mrs. James Reed, Jimmie and John­
nie drove to Spokane, Wash, for a
short visit before the family move to
California.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pence and
sons, Michael and Jimmie of Willows,
California visited Sunday at the home
of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Love.
Visitors at the J. B. Love home this
week are Mrs. Love’s sister, Mrs. J.
D. Finks of Maxwell, California and
her niece, Mrs. Walt Ross of Susan­
ville, California.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Russell King
last week were his mother and sisters
of Oakland, California.
Mrs. W. W. Mason left Monday for
Silverton to help care for her brother-
in-law, Abe Mason, who fell break­
ing his hip.
Dr. David James Ferguson is on
vacation spending part of it with his
friends in Astoria.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Nettleton are
Jones & Fagg
now Salem residents having purchas­
ed a home there.
Mrs. Willis Pottebaum?
been visiting Mrs. Elsie Potter. Mr.
Potter is in Korea with the U. S.
Army.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dickie are now
residents again of Mill City living in
the Cole house near the Hilltop store.
Mr». John Swan left Sunday for a
visit in Portland at the home of her
daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs
Al Smeenk, and son, Ronald. Before
her return she will visit her cousins,
Mr. an 1 Mrs. A. A. Furnior of Camas,
Wa-h.
Mr. and Mrs Ted Gilbraith and son
will be residents of Mill City soon.
They are renting the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Estenson.
A great number of Mill City folks
attended the dedication of the new
Santiam Highway including Mr. and
Mrs. Curt Cline, Mr. an i Mrs. D. B.
Hill and Mr. Forrest Berry, M.. and
Mrs. J. C. Kimmell, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Goschie, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hutcheson,
Robert Veness. Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Case, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Hough and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolverton and
family.
Buzz Fleetwood and Fred Farmen
are planning to attend school in Port-
land this fall.
Mrs. Ritter, former ccok at the
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Burn- Lodge No. 97 extend- a cor Isonic viewpoint, and entirely enjoy­
dial invitation to every Masonic lodge able.
An evening meal for all guests will
in Oregon and to all Masons in this
and adjoining territories to partici­ ! be served out-of-doors at the cave
The Oregon Medical Society report­ pate in the 12th annual Malheur Cave (from 3 to 6:30 and there will be a
ed this week that a new method of meeting on Saturday, September 3d. buckaioo breakfast Sunday morning
treating common aene with dry ice
for those who stay overnight at the
Malheur cave is an Oregon Wonder I cave. For these meals there will be
clears up lesions of the disease with
little or no scarring according to a spot, 54 miles southeast of Burns. It a $3 charge per person. Profits will
is a half-mile long with quarter mile 1 go for equipment for the cave.
ieport of two Philadelphia doctcrs.
More than 2,000 acne patients have underground boat ride available by
It will be a big help if you can let
been treated by the method with good torch light at the far end of the ca­ the secretary of Burns Lodge No. 97
results. Drs. Carroll S. Wright and E. vern. It provides a large natural lodge know how many ape coming as soon
R. Gross say in a current (June* hall of exceptional accoustics. Sur­ I as possible.
issue of Archives of Dermatology and roundings are reminiscent of the earl­
Syphilology published by the Ameri­ iest days in the history of Free Ma-
onry.
can Medical Association.
SANTIAM Fraternal Order of Ea
Small pieces of dry ice are applied
For these reasons, the cave meet- gles 2745 meets at Rod and Gun Club
diirectly to the acne pustules for from , ing of Masons has developed as a in Idanha each Wednesday 8 p.m. 30
three to five seconds, they .^dain.
Northwest Masonic gathering of pro-
If the lesions are numerous, a , minence. Our invitation is cordial in-
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large piece may be applied over a
group of lesions. Since the lesions are
usually elevated, the skin between
them is untouched if the right amount
of pressure is applied.
‘Within a few hours there may be
surface vésiculation (blistering) ov­
er the pustule; this is followed by
drying and general shrinkage of the
treated pustules which usuallj will re
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two treatments with little or no scar­
ring, ’ the doctors w-rite.
‘Deep cystic lesions may require a
number of treatments, the number de­
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Innside Cafe has accepted employ­
ment at Bon Ton's in Stayton.
Visiting friends in Mill City over
the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Epps of Sweet Home.
A deep freeze box is being install-
«■d at the new grade school this week.
Walter Olson, contractor and builder,
and M. E. Holgate, refrigeration, are
doing the work. Both are from Sa­
lem. The deep freeze is 6 X 8 feet. It
i has six inch sawdust insulation in the
| outside walls and four inche of glass
| board on inner walls. It is ceiled and
I finished with 'a inch plywood, water-
, proofe I and varnished. Equipment
used for cooling is N h. p. universal,
heavy duty equipment. Electricity is
all ready to operate the deep freeze
as soon as it is installed. A special
room building was added for this
'and the wiring is placed under the
I floor for the safety of school children.
| It will be a great help to the cafeter­
ia w>Mf-furnishes school lunches.
Attending the*’highwav dedication
on Sunday and guests of the J. Cal
Schlador’s were Mr. and Mrs. Norris
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Guests of the L. L. Rynearsons this
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Agee of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Geo: "e
llilgin of Rcdmod. and Mr. an I Mr«.
Ren Galligan of Kennewick. Wash. All
attended the dedication ceremonies.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hanson of
Aberdeen, Wash, visited two days last
week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O C. Hanson. Mr. and Mrs. O. C.
Hanson are leaving this week for Iron
Mountain, Minn, for a two we s visit.
M p will retur to Detroit for a short
time, but she will return to Aberdeen.
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