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About The North Santiam's Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 194?-1949 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1949)
n MILL CITY ENTERPRISE. Trailer Courts AT THE SILVER SADDLE Mrs. Beverly Knutson of Salem was a visitor of Mrs. Dudley Jones Wed nesday. She returned Wednesday even ng ami continued to Powell Butte, Ore. to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beatty, former Mill City resi dents. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Blakely and daughter. Ronnie Sue of Corvallis vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Jones over the week-end and atended the State Fair. Mrs. Blakely is the sister of Kay’s STAYTON Back-to-School Clothes Special CASHMERE SWEATERS Were 12.95 ......... NOW 10.95 Special JOAN MARIE SLIPOVER SWEATERS Special JOAN MARIE CARDIGAN SWEATERS 7.95 Skirts, Blouses, Dickeys, Dresses, Coats and Suits USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN COMPLETE t Auto Insurance Service Policies issued directly from our office Claims adjusted directly from our office At Savings of 111 to 20* I DAVID M. REID A Complete Insurance Service-—Fire, Theft, Life, Casualty, Auto, Sureto MILL CITY Back to School Elkhorn | Martin's Trailer Camp By Trigger Howard Effie and Joe Allen had a good time at the fair in Salem Monday. i Meit and Hep Carlson spent their | time in Portland working in their I garden where they wore blisters on ( their hands fighting the weeds. < Bobbie and Evan Yates and boys I went fishing at East I^ke with Todd and Bill McGee, but didn’t catch any fish. They spent two days trying, though. Jerry Matthews and daughter Jean moved to No. Richland. Wash., where Jerry will teach school. Alice anil Ralph Jetton went huck- leierrying Saturday at Monument Peak. It was the opening day. Edna and Luther McCabe and Mr. and Mrs. Shigley and Kaien went fishing on the Metolius Saturday. Mrs. Art Bach was taken ill in Se attle where she and her husband had gone to visit her mother. Mrs. S. N. Light. Mr. and Mrs. John Hafley of Port land visited with Gertrude and Floyd Woodrum and son Melvin. Helen and Marion Wiley Monday attended the fair in Salem. Nellie and Aaron Miller’s youngest daughter and husband, Mr. and Mis. James Babcock and Jimmie came to visit from Auburn, Wash. The party motored to Crater Lake and Eugene and were sui prised on their return by a visit from their son, Albert Mil ler and family of Auburn. Shirley ond Don Walker an i fam ily entertained Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller and family of Fresno; Don’s brother, Roy and family of Eugene; his mother, Mrs. Alyce Walker, of Turlock, Calif.; Shiiley’s sister and husband.Donna and Roy Meyers and -on Michael of Oakland; her brother, Joe Griffiths, of Pocatello. While here they took in Breitenbush and the fair. Bud and Trigger Howard visited .er folks, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sexton and sister Barbara of Boise. They I left her Friday and returned Tues day. 1 IN Nationally Advertised Brands The Eagles .lance on Saturday, the SEPTEMBER ». 1949 ---------------------- w----- Mrs. Jones. have lived at Elkhoi n for the past Mr. and M rs. Myron Long drove to ten years and will be greatly missed By > MILLIE BICKETT Oak Ridge over Labor Day to visit by everyone. Recent i guests of M . and Mrs. Ike her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wes- Bill Birkett and Ike Myers hauled Myers were Miss He.-ter Thorpe of hay from ner. Redmond this week. M r. and M rs. R. L. Ash returned The Dalles, Mrs. Lucy Daveson, of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Ray. Mr. and from a vacation trip to Seattle and Gresham and Mrs. Lettie Crabtree of Mrs. Lyle Ray picket! hucklebe ries Portland. Tacoma Tuesday night. Saturday. Kenneth and Thelma Hain and eon Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Barnhart and family have moved to Gates where Jack left recently for Sunnyside, Mrs. Bamhait will teach in the Gates Wash., after spending the summer IKtN'l FORGET the exciting phone with Carl Longnecker and family. (ruction at Broadway Appliance, 453 Public School. ar- j Court, Salem. — A ---------- chance to Mrs. Mary Patrick. Patrick, Portland, Poitland, u ---- .-------- . get the Mr. and Mrs. Jacobsen are spending rived here to begin school Sept. 12. appliance you need on bid. . 38 a week in Salem with her parents. Mrs. Collins of Chillicothe, Mo., is Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gtuber and fami ly left Friday for Portland to visit visiting her sister, Mrs. Patrick. Mrs. E. A. Newsome, Betty and his father and they then plan to Otto Russell Patsy, Mr.-. Velma Emerson and Le spend the winter in Arizona. Newcomers to the Silver Saddle are roy and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bickett, Bob Roberts and Shorty Na sack of Jackie and Alice went hucklebei Ty ing Saturday. Gervais. Agency Roberta Longnecher, Elsie Myers, Mr. and Mrs. R. Fuller of Fire Sweet Home spent Saturday night at Millie Bickett attended a special meet ing at Rebekah lodge in Lyons for the court. Auto Attending the State Fair were Mr. i the president, Lelia Ramsey. They al Life and Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Ran- i so went to convention in Mill City. Ray and Jean Roberts and girls <lal), Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hopper, Accident have moved to Mehama. The Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Murray. Phone 1502 Detroit Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Hough and son Jackie returned the latter part of the DON’ 1 FORGET the exciting phone week from a vacation trip to River auction at Broadway Appliance, 453 side. Calif, and on their return visit Court, Salem. A chance to get the 36 ed M . and Mrs. Willia r Kurtii who appliance you need on bid. were formerly at the court but are now living in Portland. I muiWi.’l Orville W. Hay I u Last week's guests at the home of J. B Love vere bis siste , Mrs. Mar tha Rains of San Luis Ohispo, Calif., and his brother, William Love, of Eugene. Santiam Grown Vegetables INSURANCE WOOL CARDIGAN SWEATERS Were 1.98 NOW 2.98 4.98 o HARLOW I.. WEINRICK H»w'Mobo'Toy-Tolse Fun tor »vwryon« Squeeze »he H q ndgrip—Toy-Toile »camper» forward! Tough »♦eel body 11" ■ 8" * 3" enameled bright yellow with red «pot«. Rubber wheel« can't «crotch floor«. No (lockwork to got out of order. Only $29S TOY & HOBBY SHOP CARROTS, 3 bunches BR(M < (H I. lb. CAULIFLOWER (liant Cucumber« 20c .’(»< 1(8 5c Sellin’s, Mehama Len Mitchell Men’s Clothes—in Stayton Remember, we are open every Fri day and Saturday evenings’til 8, for your shopping convenience The most complete line of Dress Clothes and Work Goods in the Valley Remember “in Stayton it’s Mitchell’s” Phone Blue 234R 168 N. Commercial SALEM t - NOTICE To Any New Gas Heat account, or any Old Account not now heating with gas, we will Sell Any Heating Stove in stock at h Price! Safe Economical (lean G’as Heat, Inc LYONS. Or». Attorney at Law Famous Red Goose Shoe U. S. Keds—Boys’ and Girls’ Basketball Shoes f that furniture Prices ■ / y I Ball Band Rubber Boots, all styles Levi, Lee, and Wrangler Overalls, Armless Daveno $49.50 M en ’ s and B oys ’ Bear Brand Hosiery for the whole family Pendleton. Levi, Mohawk Shirts SKIRTS, $3.95 to $5.50. All colors and materials BLOUSES, 1.95 to 3.95. Pastels and » hite Swing Rncl«1'' Mojud Hose and Lingerie for Women. Also com plete Line of ‘Stardust I ndies Sylcraft Panties amt Slip- for Young Ladies .$29.50 Lancefield & Burmester Stayton, Ore. Phone 394R Shoes Dry Goods Shoe Repairing I- Mill CITY FURNITURE CO