THE MILL CITY
_ ENTE h RP,RISE
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'his duties in timber sales adminis- S—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
I JClrOll"l(ianria
tration of the Detroit district.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16, l»5h
| Visitors Sunday at the Detroit —---- —----------------------- j---------------
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¡Church were Mr. and Mrs. Lee;
Swartzen druber and daughter, Kay,1
ND Cky, Oregon, under th. Art of and daughter from Albany were from Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Al
March 3. 1878.
¡overnight guests Saturday of Mr. and Sportsman from Sweet Home, Mr.1
and Mrs. Lawrence Clark and daugh­
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--------------- -------- ----------------- Mrs. Louis Crispin.
Marion-1.1 nn Counties, per year 81 M
Mr an(j Mrs. Orville Dean from ter, Kathy, from Stay ton and Mr. and
__ son
. . Mrs. Stockton and daughter,
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> Flor-*
Owtaide, Marion-Linn Counties |1A8 | ! CzMgVKC
Eugene have
•••• W been a visiting
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Howard . ZiW*z«z.
ence from Prineville.
The congrega-
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By Doria (. undersell
j tion had the pleasure of hearing sev­
¡Dean the past three weeks.
RATION Al EDITORIAL
The
craziest
bird
in
the
world
lives
eral numbers from the visitors. Little
1 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Davidson and 6-year-old Kathy from Stayton sang in
1 Linn county.
son, Jimmy, from Marion, were visit­ “He's Got the Whole Worll in His
The water ouzel or dipper is a land
ors Sunday in Detroit.
«.vrn zn-
Hand,” with teenager Kay from
Al- ^rd, lives only in mountains border-
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hallford and bany singing a solo and the choir ,*n*
Pacific rim^ and walks under
family from Silverton were Sunday from Idanha Community church sang j water to find its food.
The bird is commonly seen in
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shaffer. three numbers. They also attended
I creeks in the Western Cascades; in
A birthday party was held Satur- church services.
Mrs. Athel
Athel Savage
was an
Cre , *k Forest
day t aitemoon
afternoon iur
for uuracy
Dorsey i^inn
Linn ornun
Smith ' Mrs.
Savage was
an over-
over- |Trout
_
,
. Camp
- Long u- Bow
l
his 6th birthday anniversary. Dor- night patient in Salem General hos-1 camp> and other place” “lonK H gh-
on 1 _
‘
_
| way 20.
sey was the recipient of many lovely pital Wednesday.
Telephone 6651 or 7605
Red Asher eseaped serious injuries
DON W. MOFFATT. Editor-Pabliaher gifts. After games, refreshments
of Mrs. Schreder’s in Salem.
were served. He js the son of Mr. and Sunday night when his car rolled guest
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harris left Fri- j
over and landed upright near Detroit.
Mrs. Quincy Smith.
Marion , £ounty 4-H day for Redondo Beach, Calif., to at­
The American Legion Auxiliary ( Anne Bergholz,
_
9HOP
met Tuesday night at the home of »gent met Wednesday morning at the tend funeral services for Alan Har­
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Mrs. ____
Ruby
Reid with
11 members home of Mrs. Slyvia Wenke for help- ris, brother of Jim, who died of gun­
present. Membership dues are now
suggestions for the organization, shot wounds. No details were given
here.
payable. Mrs. Edna Lady, member- Miss Bergholz demonstrated plain
j ship chairman, and Mrs. Rilla Shaf- muffins. Leaders and co-leaders in-
fer, secretary, are doing the canvas­ teres ted in the 4H work that is being
sing with hopes of many new mem­ done in the upper Canyon were: |
bers. Refreshments were served and Mmes. Mary Clester, Margaret Hem,
I games played with prizes going to Dorothy Culver, Adele FleUtier, Theo
1 Ada Tompkins and Reba Snyder. The Houck, Jessie Savage, ACa Tomp­
for your every day
Phone 5807
Mill City
next meeting will be October 21 at kins and Opal Leming. Due to other
needs
committments Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs.
the home of Mrs. Thelma Smith.
Mrs. Orvel (Alma) Lady from Culver will be unable to be leaders
Prineville is visiting with relatives for the sub-teens. Potlucg was served. ' Open 6 a. m. to 10 p. m I
KeZ/om's Grocery
A sewing class day will be held Nov.
here for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jessup and in­ 5 at Stayton for the benefit of lead-
Tour Neighborhood
fant son, Mathew, from Monsey, N. era wishing to take sewing as their
Grocery
i Y., moved recently to the Detroit project.
Mrs. Ella Johnson was a weekend
Ranger station where he will begin
aas
A Century In
Linn County
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