2—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE contracted to teach in the Mehama
THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1958
Grade School this fall.
visitor« in Fox Valley.
FOX VALLEY in recent
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston wens
Albany on business last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Alexander
Mrs. J. H Johnston
Floyd Bassett had men working
stopped ever at the Ned Richards
Melvin Stockwell Jr. is substitut on his house roof Saturday, putting
home after a week or more at Breit- ing on the magazine route for Rich on a preparation that will keep the
enbush Hot Springs. They went to ard Walker while he with his parents shingles from loosening during bad
Mra. H. N. Wilson
Miss Bttty Tucker is visiting her Portland for a short stay before re are on a two week vacation in Cali- weather.
Mrs. Everett Parson is working
parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tucker, turning to their home in San Luis fornia visiting Mrs. Walker's par
after an extended trip with friends Obispo, California. Mrs. Alexander is ents and other relatives. The Walker part time at Santiam Memorial has-
from Albany, which took them to one of Gates oldest oldtimers the family plans to see Disney Land be pital in Stayton.
George Parson of Hubbard spent
Niagara Falls and down South into daughter of Mary Gates after whom fore returning home. Mr. Walker is
employed at the Simpson plant, and Saturday night at the home of his
North Carolina. They report« travel- out town was named.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Brosig ol is taking his vacation now.
brother, Everett and family.
! ing as uncomfortably warm at times,
Freida Thayer and Donnie Aard-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston were
but enjoyed the trip, and she will Bates, Oregon, visited at the home of
soon leave for her home at Cheyenne, his step-daughter, Mrs. Bob Wilson appel were last weekend visitors in Mt. Pleasant visitors Sunday after
Wyoming. Mrs. Tucker has been ex and family, and with Mrs. Ruby Bris Portland. While in Portland Freida noon. They attended the 104th year
pecting her mother for a visit, but re bin, one day this week. They were bought a trailer house which was de anniversary celebration of the little
ceived word she was hurt in an auto on their way to Gold Beach for a va livered Friday. She plans to live in it Mt. Pleasant church. A large crowd
during her school term at Paisley. of friends, neighbors, relatives and
.
mobile accident and hospitalized at cation.
Mrs. Margie Parker and three girls Living accomodations there are limit former residents of the community
Grand Junction, Colorado at present.
Mi-. Velma Carey i8 spending a were houseguests of Mrs. Russe.l ed. The Portland firm which sold her gathered to enjoy a miscellaneous
week at Billings, Montana, visiting Kelly and children, at the Kelly sum the trailer delivered and set it up program prepared for the occasion.
relatives she had not met for many mer home at Roads End. Linda Pai It at Paisley after picking up the house An old-fashioned “home made” ice
er had the pleasure of a weeks stay hold furnishings here. School opens cream social with cake and punch
years.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wood of at Camp Kilowan recently—the goal September 2, but the teacher’s work- completed a pleasant atfernoon.
shop week begins August 25-
Mrs. Ethel Thayer spent the week
Portland were guests on Tuesday at of all Camp Fire Girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Till Rains received
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Forrest and end with her sister, Mrs. Zella Sieg
the home of her nephew, Mr. and Mrs.
word of the birth of a son to their two small children of Stayton were mund in Stayton. She went to Stayton
Merle Devine.
Many families attended the annual grandson, Marvin Cline and wif®
Friday, returning home Sunday night
picnic of the Gates Commanity Gloria of Sweet Home on August 17
Jerry Wilson has several carpent
and
named
Randy
Leon
after
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Henness and two ers working on hig new home. Wilson
I Church on Sunday held at beautiful
¡Silver Creek Falls State Park. Don Rains son, Leon Cline. This is their children, Mr. and Mrs. William Pen is also razing the old barn on his
nick and two children, Mr. and Mrs. farm which improves the appearance
ald Hobson, minister reports a sug- first great grandchild.
Word has been received by Mrs. Burrell Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Clare of his place considerable.
stitute will fill in for him these next
two Sundays Aug. 31, and Sept. 7th Til Rrains that her sister-in-law Mrs. Rush, Jack Oliver, James Carey, Lor-
while he and his wife, Diane, have a Phenton Groblebee passed away Aug ,ena Devine, and Marlin Cole, Mr.
Use old nylon hose to stuff a pillow
two weeks vacation visiting their ust 22nd at a hospital in Phoenix, and Mrs. Shields ReMine of Mill for your child or your pet. The pillow
Arizona, where she had been bedfast City and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hahn can be washed and dried quickly.
relatives in Caliofrnia.
Mrs. Della Rice is spending some for some time. Mrs. Groblebee was in and daughter, of Salem.
Mr and Mrs. William Pennick were
time at Spokane, Washington, visiting charge of the Mill City postoffice for
at the home of her son Kenneth Dike, many years, would have been 81 on weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don
and other relatives.
August 27th and will be remembered Thorp of Vancouver, and saw the Air
HOMELITE
Mrs. Louise (Bob) Oliver is now by many here in the canyon. She is Show in Portland Sunday. Dick Pen
! Registrar for this area in Marion survived by her husband, Earl Groble nick, a nephew returned with them
CHAIN SAWS
County replacing Mrs. Allura Chance, bee, who has been living with his sis for a week’s stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Hobson and
who moved to California. New resi ter, Mrs. Rains, and a daughter, Mrs.
Sales and Serviee
dents, or anyone who has changed Earline Garrets of Hitchcock, Texas. son, Bill, of Portland, and Mr. and
precincts since last election, please Mr. Groblebee left Salem by bus on Mrs. Donald Carey and three boys
icontact Mrs. Oliver. Registration is Saturday for Eureka Springs, Ark of Stayton were guests Sunday at GREENOUGH'S
| non-partisan, and the deadline is Oct- ansas, his former home, where burial the Harold Wilson home.
SAW SHOP
lober 4th, 1958.
services will be held.
Principal William Gleason is again
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kreuger and in Gates atfer spending the summer
Mrs. Ruth Hess and grandson, Dick
Phone 7351
Hayward, left by bus on Saturday, for three children of Salem were visiting at summer school in LaGrande, where
Gates,
Oregon
Portland, where Ruth will enjoy a the Davis and Levon homes this week. he received his Master’s Degree. Oth-
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weeks vacation from her duties at the | They brought Kit Overlock to the i er members of his family spent most
local postoffice and Dick will visit his home of her grandmother, Maude of the summer picking berries and
Davis, after a weeks visit with them I vegetables in the Aumsville area. I
mother and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Philo Potter and
Mrs. Dick Parker and three daugh in Salem.
Among those attending the Gera- daughter, Bemiece have just returned
ters are spending the week at Trout
I^ake, Washington with her husband, lyn Norris-Earl Henness wedding at home from a vacation trip which
who is still employed in construction Beaverton Saturday night were his took them to the coast and on to
Phone 5807
MUi city
work there. Mrs. Parker has been I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Henness, Crater Lake.
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