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Many local people availed themsel-1 Mr. and Mrs. William Clark and I—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THl RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1«>53
ves of the nice weather Sunday by family were callers here on Sunday.
Mrs. Harry W ood was taken ill Wed­
driving to Monument Peak where the They are now located at Winston, Ore.
nesday morning at her home.
huckleberry picking was plentiful, and Mr. Clark is employed as super-
1 intendent on the construction of a new
all reporting good yields.
JoAnn Hoffman left Sunday for
> school gym near Roseburg. The Clark
Eugene,
Ore., to enroll at the Univer­
Mrs. James Poole has received word family lived here several years when
sity.
Mr.
Clark
worked
at
the
Detroit
Dam.
that her son, Lester Poole, who has
Mrs. John Swan was a business vi­
been stationed in Germany for over For the past several months he has
Mrs. Trash and son Johnnie of Al-
a year, expects to return to the U. S. been with the Commercial Contractors sitor in Salem Tuesday.
I
bany
visited here Wednesday with re-
of Salem, on a job at Tillamook.
the latter part of this month.
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latives.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Flatman and Mr.
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and Mrs. Martin Hansen spent Satur-
Mr. Farrington was taken to Salem
A Good Place To Buy
day at the State Fair in Salem.
Tuesday afternoon where he received
medical treatment.
NEW And USED FURNITURE
Mrs. Ruth Witt and Rudy Tohl were
guests Sunday at the home of Dr. and
Donn^ Nelson plans to leave Friday
Come into our store, you’ll find what you want at
Mrs. A. V. Staats in Carleton, Ore.
1 for Forest Grove, Ore., to attend the
a price you can afford to pay
' Pacific University.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Flatman and Mrs.
Martin Hansen were Portland visitors I Bob Shelton and Marvin Mismer [
Friday, on a combined pleasure and left Sunday for Corvallis to enroll at i
business trip.
I Oregon State College.
Gates Furniture
Gates, Oregon
Phone 4561
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Salem Sand & Gravel Co.
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HEAVY HAULING
Phone Stayton (Wright Truck Line) 2125
Common Carrier — Heavy Machinery and Equipment
EXCAVATION & CONSTRUCTION
Contracting and Rental
Ph. SALEM
Day 3-9408
Nite 2-4400
Mehama Gardens
Broccoli for freezing (at its tender best)
Kentucky Wonder Beans for C anning
Cucumbers for pickling. Tomatoes for slicing or
Canning.
Cauliflower for freezing.
OPEN 10:00 A. M. to 10:00 P. M.
One half mile west on old highway
LYONS PLUMBING
& ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
DEALERSHIP FOR MONTAG ELECTRIC RANGES
WATER SYSTEMS
HEATING INSTALLATIONS
Phone 1634
Open Evenings
Lyons, Ore.
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Gooch Logging Supply
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Everything for the Logger
BASSETT’S WELDING SHOP
Phone 1141
Sweet Home, Philomath
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Beryl Mason is employed at the
Roy Chase visited former classmates
J in Mill City last week. He is visiting State Tax Commissioners office in Sa­
his sister in Oregon and is returning lem, starting her duties last week.
soon to Great Falls, Montana.
Mrs. Ralph Reid of Kelso, Wash.,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kliewer and arrived Monday evening to visit a few
son motored to Portland Sunday. They I days with her brother and his wife,
reported exteremely heavy traffic I Mr. and Mrs. L. L. McRoberts. Mon­
day evening she attended the meeting
between Salem and Portland.
of the O. E. S. chapted.
Bill Shepherd has taken his mother,
I Mrs. Bertha Shepherd of Gates, to James K. Harris came to Mill City
I Alturas, California, where she will re­ i over the weekend from North Richland
main some time visiting relatives.
where he is employed, to visit here
at his home.
John Muir, Bob Oliver and Bob
Pratt motored to Dayton, Saturday
George Steffy, formerly employed
evening to attend an American" Le­ here by the CBI, spent a short while
gion officers school held there that in Mill City, coming from the Dalles
evening.
where he has been employed.
Calling on Mrs. Ida Geddes and Miss
Richard Young of Portland has
Daisy Geddes last week were Miss been visiting his parents, Mr. and
Phoebe McAdams and Miss Ruth Mc­ Mrs. Laurence Young in Mill City. |
Adams of Salem. They were enroute The Youngs with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. I
home from the Metolious.
Stewart and children, spent Labor
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Day weekend at East Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cribbs and daug­
hter Sandra of Cascadia, left Thursday
Mrs. D. W. Moffatt and Mrs. I. A.
for their home after having spent Eide left Thursday morning, spend­
about a week visiting at the home of ing the day in Pottland. They were
Mrs. Cribb’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. overnite guests at the home of the
L. Turnidge.
former’s daughter and family, at
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I Troutdale, returning here Friday af-
Last week The Enterprise stated . 'ternoon.
that Mr. and Mrs. Misener had plan­
ned to leave Mill City. This was in er­ I Mr, and Mrs. K. L. Faust have been
ror, and it has been learned that they in Portland at the home of Mrs. Neal
will maintain their residence here this Moody, where they have been with
their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Robert
winter.
Faust of Nelscott, who underwent ma­
Mr! and Mrs. A. E. King of Taco­ jor surgery at a Portland hospital re­
ma, Wash., are visiting their daugh­ cently.
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. B. E.
George II. Ditto of Niagara return­
Whitsett. Guests last week were Miss
Ruth King and Miss Beryl Jensen, ed Friday from Salem where he had
spent a couple of days visiting at the
also of Tacoma.
home of his daughter, Mrs. A H. Fish.
Leia Mel Kelly left Sunday for Cor­ His son, Glenn Ditto, of Junction City
vallis, to enroll for her second year at met him there and they attended the
Oregon State College. Others leaving Fair together.
to attend college were Lonna Fay Daly
At the Dick Turpin home visiting
to the University at Eugene; Dolores
Poole to Monmouth, for her second from September 6th to 10th, were Miss
Thelma Boatman of Yakima, Wash, a
year at college.
neice of Mrs. Turpin’s, and Mr. and
Mrs. William Kaughman of I.os Ange­
les, Calif. Mrs. Kaughman is Mrs.
Turpin's sister.
We do the job right and at a price
You can afford to pay
John Muir and Tex Agee ha\e found
that hitch-hiking on Detroit Lake is
tough going when they ran out of gas
in a 24-foot motor boat Sunday. They
had to paddle in to the Mongold land­
ing. It took them about an hour to
row the heavy craft to shore.
Mrs. Florence Dorothy and her fa­
ther-in-law, Mr. Dorothy, of Post,
Oregon visited here several days. Mr.
Dorothy visited at the home of his
daughter,* Mrs. Alfred Stahlman and
family and Mrs. Dorothy visited
friends here and in Albany.
Knowles Body & Fender Repair
14 Years Experience
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Blazek returned
Sunday from Portland where they had
visited Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bullis
over the weekend, and where Tex and
Archie went fishing in the Lewis river.
Little Ralph Bullis, 19 months, re­
turned home with the Blazeks to stay
until this weekend when his parents
will come for him.
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Mill City. Oregon
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OPEN AT 4 P. M. EVERY DAY
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From where I sit...
Cream Whips Main Street
Traffic
Big traffic jam in front of the
office last week. Thought every­
body in the county was coming
in to buy The Clarion, but they
weren’t.
Seems a 5-gallon can fell off
Whitey Fisher’s truck, spilling
cream all over the street. Our cop
on duty, Tiny Fields, halted traf­
fic so Whitey could pick up the
can. Tiny was about to wave the
cars on when a kitten ran out
and started lapping up the cream.
Well, traffic piled up, but Tiny
paid no heed. Light changed
At the Lucky 12 club meeting Thurs­
day, Eva Agee won high score; Mrs.
Blazek, low, and Ruth Kerr, pincohle.
They met at the B. Vanderhoof home
with Mrs. Jess Lee, hostess, and serv­
ing a molded shrimp salad.
Special speaker at the First Chris­
tian church this Sunday evening will
be Leonard H. Camp, minister of the
Garden Road Christian church in Sa­
lem now in progress of organization.
He and Minister H. E. Jull were class­
mates in Cotner College in Lincoln,
Nebraska.
They’re given gladly
See us for an Estimate,
Visitors at the W. H, Davis home
A. V. Herron returned last week
recently have been their son and from the Stayton Memorial hospital
grandson, Malcolm and Charles Davis where he underwent surgery, and was
and Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Delaney and a patient for a short stay.
family of Hood River.
J. C. Kimmel, president of the Board
The Woman's Council of the Chris­ of the Santiam Memorial hospital, is I
yester-
tian church held a work day
closing the drugstore at 7:30 this I
fay at the home of Mrs. Gladys evening (Thursday), in order to be
Chance, preparing for the fall bazaar present at the regular monthly meet­
Wednesday, October 7.
ing of the hospital board.
Custom Cutting
and Wrapping
For
Home Freezers
and Lockers
Telephone 2706
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green three times. After the kit­
ten had enough, Tiny waved the
traffic through.
From where I sit, this was just
a “Tiny” demonstration of the
way people in our town are.
They're usually pretty consider­
ate and tolerant. If one of our
neighbors prefers a good glass of
beer to his friend's coffee at din­
nertime. it’s just each to his own
taste and everything's “smooth as
cream" between them.
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1953, United Staten Brewers Foundation
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Regular 66c per dozen
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Phone 2222
Mill City, Oregon