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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1958)
•—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISETHl'RSDAY. JULY 2L î»5d FOX VALLEY Have you tried Mr». J. H. Johnston EGG TWIST BREAD For Added Energy “It’s rich — tender” Made with fresh eggs and All Vegetable Oil Topped with Sesame and Poppy Seel For a delightful change I * MUIR’S BAKERY Phone 2222 Mill City, Oregon Raymond Forrest of Stayton was a caller in Fox Valley Friday of last week. The Forrests are the parents of a baby boy born in the Salem Me morial hospital Saturday, July 6th. The new boy weighed 7 lbs. 1 or., and has been named Gary Lee. He has a sister Debra. Mrs. Glen Julian entertained the ladies of the W. S. C. S. of the Lyons church at her home in Fox Valley July 16th. After a membership bus- ness meeting a covered dish picnic dinner was enjoyed in the lovely grove at the Julian home. Freda Thayer and Donnie Aardap- | pel got home Monday evening from a | three weeks trip which took them to ¡the Eastern Coast. They were accom- pained to Missouri by Mrs. S. A. Etzel and four children who remained for a longer visit at the home of Mrs. Etzel’s parents. They will return home by train. An older brother Jim Aardappel returned to Oregon with Freda and Donnie. He has work in Boardman, Oregon. They visited the boy’s father in Virginia. Freda has a teaching position in the Paisley High School which opens August 25. Hugh Johnston harvested his oat j hay crop this week. John Barnard GATES baled the hay and Curtis Deitz Stay ton bought and had it hauled to his Mr». H. N. Wilson cattle ranch o nthe Elk Horn road. Kenneth Kanoff has returned from Friends of Mrs. Emma Forrest were Athena, Oregon, where he was em sorry to hear of her accident last ployed in the pear harvest there, and has reported for work at the Stay week at the Marian Home in Sub ton Cannery during the bean rush. His limity. She had a leg injured when a friend Roger Knox of Lyons, visited heavy plank fell where she was work-I him on Sunday, ing in the basement, it struck her! Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rush and between the hip and knee, bruising 1 children of Salem, spent the weekend the flesh deeply making it necessary jhe home of his parents, Mr. and for her to be hospitalized for a time. 1 Mrs. Clare — o —v. tl Rush. The ----- men >_n.. folks took Mrs. Forrest is in the Salem Memor-1 time for a little fishing at Detroit ial hospital since late Tuesday of Reservoir, but reported much wind last week. and large waves. Mrs. Otto Weidman entertained her lodge members for a business meeting and picnic luncheon recently. The Everett Parson family had a ' Report From Santiam Memorial picnic Sunday at the North Santiam Houpital Park. His brother, George Parson ’ and Mrs. Earl from Hubbard joined them. 1P Born .. . July __ - _ 16 to Mr. ---------------- . -v , u- E- Nelson, Turner, a son. Roger Lawrence Thayer and his mother DaIe we]ghing 1() ds ounc„ went to Waldport Saturday and got ( Born July to Mf A his mother’s household belongings. pietrolt of Rt , g j . , Di She hadn’t moved her furniture here Marie, weighing 6 fund’s 2* ounces as she lived in the motel since com- . - ----------------- T , , ing here a year ago. Mrs. Thayer is now living in the small Johnston Card of Thanks house, recently vacated by the Earl I We wish to express our thanks for Hellemn family. Claryce Humphreys of Myrtle all the kind expressions of sympathy Creek is visiting her grandparents, from our many friends and neighbors tthe Johnstons and at her Uncle Hugh during the illness and passing of our beloved husband and father.—Mrs. Johnston’s this week. Rubie Stubbs and family. 30 G ood soviet to Any yooNö- New Arrivals Tba important diWaraoco ia > diamonds it quality. Koop* •aka's parfoct quality moant maximum brillianc«. Kaapsak« f f / diamond« are solactod by >«- ports far parfact Color, Cut, I I • nd Clarity, and skillfully «•owntod ia baauttful modora •Otting«. I f Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bassett of Sa- 1 lem, were Sunday visitors at the home of his folks here. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Humphreys were Thursday night and Friday vis itors here from Myrtle Creek ’ CENTURY $100.00 Wedding Ring $02 50 WOODRUFF Wtdding Ring $200 00 SUPPORTS all kinds. Trusses Abdominal Supports Elastic Hosiery Expert Fitters Private Fitting Rooms CORSAGE Wedding Ring $75 00 ■ Th« center diamond of every Keepsake Engagement Ring it gvaranteeà perfect by Keeptake, Good Housekeep ing and this store. “Ask Your Doctor” Rings enlarged to •how details. Pricei include Federal Tai Capital Drug Store BAKER S MILL CITY. JEWELRY Telephone 1843 Mill City 504 State SL I Comer of Liberty 8 and H Green Stamps NOTICE . . . . The Cinderella Shoe Repair Shop in Mill City will be temporarily closed during canning season. Those having shoes in the shop now, may get them by seeing Dick Turpin or telephoning 1951. .»> « .s. <$> RAY STOCKDALE Quality Meats and Groceries OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK FROZEN FOODS FOOD LOCKERS MILL CITY MEAT MARKET If you are looking for a real ly good place to spend an ev- ening where the food I is ex- quisite and the music good, here is the place to come. Try one of our choice steaks or a plate of chicken. Sea Foods too. losed Monday Nite—Live Music 6 Nites a Week Phe Riverview Cafe Phone UL 9-2171 Mehama, Oregon
