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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1951)
HUCKLEBERRY FINN t- October I. 1951 6—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE » 'j^^Thought for today... “The Freedom and Happiness of man are the sole objects of all legitimate governments.” _ — Thomas Jefferson tor moderate refreshment WHY NOT BUY Light YMP '"It’s the Water Olympia Br»wma Co., Oly noia, Wa»h., U. S. A. *® Good Music Shuffleboard MEANDER INN Where Friends Meet : On Highway 222, Linn County Side MILL CITY i I George "Sparky” Ditter 4. MILL CITY MEAT MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries FOOD LOCKERS FROZEN FOODS her birthday anniversary. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bevier, and sons, Jerry and Jimmie; Mrs. Arnold Syverson, Harvey and Rodney; By MRS. ALBERT MILLSAP By MRS. EVA BRESSLER The rain, which eliminated further The community chest drive began Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Raines of Mill THANK HEAVENS! Most attacks are Just acid When it strikes, take Bell-ans danger from forest fires and opened in the Lyons district the first of the City; Mr. and Mrs. Vergil Cribbs, indigestion. tablets. They contain the fastest-actin< I Sharron and Larry, of Dalia's; and the forests to deer hunters, was the week. The drive is sponsored by the medicines known to doctors for the relief of heartburn, gas and similar distress. 25<. signal for a weekend try for that Mari-Linn P.T.A. club. Mrs. Marga Mr. and Mrs. Pete Etzel of Fern buck. ret Phillips is the general chairman. Ridge; and Floyd Bassett and Cecil. Mrs. Lizzie Bassett left for Midvale, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Garrison, She has appointed a committee of the Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Hille and Mr. following workers; Eleanor Christen Idaho, Monday evening. She will and Mrs. Gerald Garrison left Friday son, Phyliss Power, Eleanor Smith, spend the week at the home of her night for Lakeview where the deer Gertrude Jungwirth, Frances Garsjo, daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Fox. She will also visit at the are reported as being more numerous Thelma Nydegger. and fatter. They returned with three The birthday club from Gates met homes of her grandsons, Wilferd Fox nice bucks. at the home of Mrs. Floyd Bassett, of Midvale, and Harvey of Weiser. $1.50 per month and up Mrs. George Huffman and daugh The Floyd Völkel- are causing the Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Also serving Gates, Lyons, A ters, Janet and Jeanette, visited. Sun popping of their neighbors’ and Bassett’s birthday anniversary. Idanha and Detroit friends’ eyeballs by swishing past in one o’clock luncheon was served. day at the home of her parents, Mr. MILL CITY Several tables of Euchre were jn play. and Mrs. George Hubbard in Eugene. a beautiful new car. Most of the farmers in this area Mrs. Jessie Heath won first, Frankie Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens left DISPOSAL SERVICE who lost their gardens, flowers and Johnson, second, and Lula Collins, Monday morning for Sheridan, Wyom Phone 3952 young fruit trees from deer raids had ■ low. The guest prize went to Mrs. ing, where they will spend the next I,EOX \RD HERM \X hoped that the deer season might thin Alta Leedy. Present for the party i ten days with relatives. were Mrs. Ruby Brisbin, Mrs. Jessie deer out a bit right at home. Mrs. Bertha Shepherd has been Heath, Mrs. Frankie Johnson, Mrs. quite ill at her home for the past Wilma Stewart, Mrs. Maude Davis, week. Her sons, Harold Shepherd Mrs. Lula Collins and Mrs. Martha of Tillamook, Paul Shepherd from Bowes of Gates; and Mrs. Blanche McCULLOCH SALES AND SERVICE Idaho and her daughter, Mrs. Banner Sy verson of Mill City. Guests for Hampton from Idaho, have been at the afternoon were Mrs. Alta Leedy her bedside all week. At latest re of Gates and Mrs. Bertha Allen of ports Mrs. Shepherd is much im Lyons. proved. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mittelstaldt Mrs. Gwen Schaer, daughter, Carol, from Omaha, Nebraska, were dinner and Mrs. Robert Levon spent Satur guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. day in Salem. Miss ” Elizabeth Thomp- Ivan Smith. The young couple are son of Salem returned with them for honeymooning in the Northwest. COMPLETE STOC K OF SAWS AND PARTS the weekend at the Schaer home, Sunday guests at the home of Mr. i Mrs. Schaer entertained, Sunday. and Mrs. Jack Duggan were Mr. and i She prepared a family dinner in honor Mrs. Don Smith. Tommie and Mike of her daughter, Carol, who celebrated of Salem. her sixth birthday. Those present for Mrs. Floyd Bassett was surprised the occasion were Carol and three when a group of relatives gathered Phone 2871 brothers, Miss Thompson, Mr. and at her home Sunday in celebration of Box 12 Mrs. Robert Levon, Mr. and Mrs. LYONS, ORE Clarence Johnson and son, Royal. Chester Gain.»; former resident of were entertained in Corvallis at the Gates, now of Salem was a recent home of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Berry. house guest at the C. I). Johnson home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Child compli He also called at the Gerald Heath mented he and his family at a dinner and Edmund Davis homes before re at their home in Woodburn. Satur day evening, before his departure for turning to Salem. Members of the Gates Birthday Hamilton Air Base, near San Fracisco, club were entertained Saturday after Calif., a group of schoolmates and noon at the home of Mrs. Floyd Bas- I friends including Miss Lorena Devine, I sett near Lyons. Luncheon was Marlin Cole, Miss Zalasked and David served to the guests at one-thirty. Zalasked met for a farewell party. I Cards were in play at three tables.! Pfe. Child and Miss Zalasked were | Mrs. Gerald Heath brought home the also guests in Salem at the home of i first prize, Mrs. Clarence Johnson , Miss Georgia Shane. second, and Mrs. Lula Collins, eon-o- ' The Gates home extension unit will lation. Guest prize was awarded Mrs. meet as scheduled, Tuesday, Oct. 9 Alta Leedy. Others present were at the Gates high school recreation Mrs. E. I.. Davis. Mrs. MarthaBowes. | rooms. The meeting begins at 10:30 FRESH DAILY — VERY REASONABLE PRICES Mrs. Walter Brisbin, Mrs. Arnold a.m. A pot-luck luncheon at noon Syverson, Mrs. Elmer Stewart and a will be served. All ladies interested are cordially invited. The subject guest, Mrs. Earl Allen, of Lyons. The first meeting of the Gates par this week is “step saving kithens.” Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hess, formerly ent- teachers association will be held MILL CITY at the high school, Thursday evening, of Empire, ,have purchased the pro October -1. at S p.m. Mrs. Verner perty in Gates of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur OPEN WEEK DAYS: 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. Evans is president. The hostesses Hatton. They arrived in Gates a will be the teachers of the grade and week ago. They completed the deal CLOSED: Sundays and Holidays and took possession Monday, Oct. 1. high schools. WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS AND ALUMINUM AND DISHES Pic. George Child jr.. son of Mr. The property is located on the corner and Mrs. George Child left Wednesday of the highway and the Elkhorn road, of last week. Child was home on a just west of the post office. It in r, twenty-day furlough. The time was cludes a large lot. several trailers, spent at the home of his parents, i and a modern utility house. The His visit at home was the occasion i Hesses plan construction of a dwelling for numerous family dinners and get- I for their own use. Mr. and Mrs. John Flud, who have to-gethers of friends and former schoolmates. He, his parents, brothers resided in Gates for the past year, and Miss Rosella Zalasked of Mehama moved this week to Mill City. LYONS HEART ATTACK OR INDIGESTION? GARBAGE SERVICE Lyons Saw Shop FOR YOUR PROTECTION! Never a Dull Moment “At the Bottom of the Hill” MILL CITY TAVERN Kellom s Fresh Meats Kellom’s Grocery Pains, distress of “those days’’ stopped or amazingly relieved We have reserved some very choice lots of Alta and Chewing Fiscues for seed stock. \\ I Al so SPECIALIZE IN MIXING EITHER FIELD OR LAWN SEEDS TO YOl R SPECIFICATIONS When in need of choice field or grain .sccc/x CONTACT THE SANT1AM FARMERS CO-OP STAYTON, ORE. 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