Mattie Edwards. The Edwards and »—THE MILL CITY ENTERPBISBTHl RSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1958
Hubbards were neighbors in Alpens,
S. D. some 50 years ago.
B» E'a Breasler
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Long and child
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cruson and
ren from Gladstone, were Sunday af
children Mike and Nikki have return
of Mr.
ed after visiting with relatives in ternoon callers at the home
and Elmer
and
Mrs.
Alex
Bodeker
Medford and vacationing at Oregon
Phone 5807
Mill City
Hiatt.
Caves.
Wilson of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
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Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Nyggard and
Earl Hel-
three children from Sacramento, Bend has purchased the
By Doris Gunderson
on
M
Cully
Mountain
lemn
farm
California and Tommy Jenner from
The term “road hog-' probably start Open 6 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Meshew,
Pacoima, California are visiting at from — ----
ed in Linn county.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hi who had recently moved there. The
The first automobile to cross the
Meshews
moved
into
the
Forest
Ny-
att. Mr. Jenner is a brother of Mrs.
S. Santiam Pass posed a question for
Hiatt and Mr. Nyggard a nephew. degger house in Lyons for a short the toll gate keeper, who had no
They will also visit relatives in Port while. They plan to move to Sublim category for cars. Tolls.ranged from
ity.
land while here.
Mrs. Jack Reisterer and son. Scott, $3.50 for a six-horse team to 20c for
I Harley Scott had the misfortune of
went
to St. Helens Saturday, where a pack horse, and 3c a piece for hogs
running a steel fishing rod into his
they
visited
her mother, who is in on the hoof.
foot. Mr. Scott who was mowing the
The toll gate keeper near Sweet
lawn with a rotary lawn mower hit the hospital, following surgery.
Home in 1905, J. L. Nye, noted that
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilson
Stevens
were
the joint of the pole which forced it
stock gave the car a wide berth, and
guests
through his shoe and into his foot. I Sunday
*und“y »
uJsl9 at
at ¿ the
ne home of their
Nick Cooper of Salem is visiting dau«hter. Mr *nd Mrs- Albert Toman he classed it as a "road hog” at 3c
toll, same as hogs.
at the home of his aunt and uncle, arid sons in Salem.
The car was an early Oldsmobile
|
Mrs.
Keith
Taylor
and
chidlren,
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Downing.
driven by Dwight B. Huss on his
Guy and Harold Wall from Califor- Jane and Keith Jr. from Taylors way from the East Coast to the Lewis
,s“";
as they were passing thru Lyons. Guy day night and Monday guests at the and Clark Fair in Portland.
Gasoline? He wired ahead to hard
attended the Lyons school when a | home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ware stores, to be sure they had some
small boy and Harold was two years .'at Lyons.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Long of Ore on hand when he arrived.
old when the family moved from Ly
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gon City, visited one day last week
ons.
Roads
in
Linn
county are no acci
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Reta Kirsch of Sublimity has pur-1
dent.
Bodeker.
They
came
to
set
his
uncle,
chased the Lyons Tavern and has'
The main business of the first coun
taken possession. Mr. and Mrs. Will-1 Elmer Hiatt, who is ill.
H. T. Howard of Corvallie was a ty courts was roads.
¡am Koch who have operated the
Emigrant wagon drivers chose the
Tavern for the past five years are Saturday caller at the home of Mrs.
moving to Mill City wrere Mr. Kock Ethel Huffman, also Mr. and Mrs. earliest along foothills to keep from
miring down; residents petitioned for
has purchased the Shirley’s Beauty George Hubbard.
Mrs.
Fern
Bates
of
Salem
was
a
subsequent roads and helped build
Shop and will operate that.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cookingham and Sunday guest at the home of her them.
By 1850 the court rad begun to
three sons from Fresno, California sister, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Pow-
'
ell
and
family.
appoint
“viewers” to study requests
and his mother Mrs. Sarah Cooking
Mrs. Donna Asmussen and daugh for roads and select the routes.
ham of Salem were Tuesday even
in
Men and boys paid a yearly
ing guests at the home of Mr. and ter, Mildred, spent the weekend were
tax by contributing so many
Mrs. E. L. Roye.
| Vancouver, Wash., where they
the good light flavor of
work.
Mrs. Thelma Phillips of Portland guests of friends.
Lew-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ted
Kirkelie
of
Linn
county
now
boasts
close
to
223
is visiting at the home of her daugh- .
The Good Light Beer
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kimery and iston, Calif., were Sunday night miles of state highways and roads,
| guests at the home of their grand plus county roads, used by approxi
family.
John Kunkle received a badly burn daughter, Mrs. Jack Reisterer, Jr., mately 30,000 motor vehicles.
It ranks eighth in the state in num
ed hand when a small can of gaso- and son, Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen spent the ber of both motor vehicles and people. ■
line exploded while he was doing
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weekend at the coast. They were
SJow Brewed
some cleaning on his car.
Linn county boundaries originally
Mrs. Blanch Geier from Los Ang- overnight guests at Taylor’s Land
eles, California visited in Lyons Wed- ing, near Waldport, going on to New stretched from the Willamette River
nesday. Mrs. Geier the former Blanche port Sunday, returning by way of east to the Rocky Mts.: from the
I Laney was but a
small girl when Toledo and Philomath, where they North Santiam and Marion county
at the home of his cousins, south to California and Nevada.
the family moved from Lyons. She i visited
(
Carved from Champoeg district
called on Elmer Hiatt and Bert Ly-< Mr.
*1 and Mrs. George Cummings.
(Champooick) by an act of the pro
ons, two of the ones she could re
visional Legislature on Dec. 28. 1847,
member.
Linn county is older than Oregon
Mrs. Wilson Stevens w-as hostess'
statehood.
for the meeting of the WSCS at her
The eastern and southern bound-
home Tuesday with a pot luck lunch Report From Santi« m Memorial
anes were repeatedly lopped off un
Hospital
held at the noon hour. A business |
Born August 7 to Mr. and Mrs. til the county reached its present
session was held and a general dis-
cussion held on the work for the Robert E. Lindemann, Stayton a son, size of 2,294 square miles.
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coming months. A work day with a Kelly Dean, weighing 8 pounds 13*6
Contributions to "A Century
sack lunch will be held at the church ounces.
Born August 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Linn County“ appearing today for the
on the third Tuesday of this month
which will be August 19. All mem Hestal R. Potter, Turner, a son, | first time are invited by the Linn
Randy Joseph, weighing 6 pounds Centenial Committee headed by Don
bers are asked to attend.
' Penfold of Holley, and by Doris
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott who 13*4 ounces.
REMOVE THIS
Born August 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Gunderson of Lebanon.
just recently returned from Chicago
Any information of unusual inter
visited with friends in Lyons Wed Robert C. Heisinger of Stayton a son,
nesday. The Scotts are former resi Paul Dorwin, weighing 7 pounds 13 est about Linn county will be used.
SHADOW FROM
dents of Lyons while he was pastor ounces.
Born August 10 to Mr. and Mrs.
of the Lyons Methodist church. They
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will spend the coming year at Taco Phillip E. Mitchell, Sr. of Aumsville,
ma, Washington where he will be a a daughter, Lynn Louise, weighing
Does your insurance fall short
teacher in the College of Pudget 5 pounds 14Mi ounces.
Bom August 8 to Mr. and Mrs.
Sound.
•f covering today's higher
Leland Manning, Jack Riesterer and Dennis L. Sullivan of Stayton, a
Jim Fish went to Waldport Monday daughter, Margaret Susan, weighing
value of your property? If so
where they will do some logging for 5 pounds 14*6 ounces.
Born August 8 to Mr. and Mrs.
the next two months.
you stand to lose important
Clinton Land has retuned home Ronald D. Meier, of Stayton, a son,
from Pittsburg, Kan., after spending Kenneth Gerald, weighing 6 pounds
money in case of fire.
two months there, where he attended 15*6 ounces.
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Born August 8 to Mr. and Mrs.
the Kansas State Teachers college.
Mrs. L. O- White from Indianapolis, George R. “Teddy” Myres, of Rt. 1,
Ind., is spending this week at the Scio, a son, Irvin Leroy, weighing
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home of her son-in-law and daughter, 9 pounds 4*a ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Land. She will
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Aspirin should not be used as &
care for the children while the Lands
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substitute for heat in canning. It
are on vacation.
HEB US SOON
Sthel Huffman and her par-i
Mrs. Ethel
par cannot be relied upon to prevent
pro-
ents, Mr. ■. and
auu Mrs. George Hubbard spoilage or to give satisfactory
-J t'
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A ’ U ducts.
. ■ A — Adequate
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V .. only
w 1 oo/o
were in c« Scio V.*
Friday,
wnere they _ at-
heat is 4 the
safe
tended funeral services for Mrs. I procedure.
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