The Mill City enterprise., April 09, 1959, Page 3, Image 3

»—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, APRIL 9. 1959
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Richmond and
daughters were Sunday dinner guests
at the Bert Bailey home in Spring­
By Mrs. John Teeters
• Tbya
field. In the afternoon they drove to
Mrs. Edith Rogers and Otis Marks the Dexter and Lookout Danis and
• Hobbies
were
married
April
3
at
Stevenson.
then to Oakridge.
• Athletic Gds.
Wash. The new Mrs. Marks was dres­
Sunday afternoon guests of the
• Guns & Amo.
sed for her wedding in a tailored Rev, »nd Mrs. _______
James _______
Hardy
. and -
• Fishing Tackle
¡dress of beige cotton with white ac­ children were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
MEHAMA—The Mehama Home
• Johnson Motors
cessories. The couple was accompan- Manock and two sons of Salt ni and
Iied to Stevenson by Mrs. Marks' the Rev. ad Mrs Robert Roach and , Extension Unit met for their April
• Reloading Comp.
meeting in the Fellowship room of
daughter, Ms. Lee Ressler of The
• Boats and Trailers
the chinch at 1 o’clock Friday. A
March 1, 1833. The New York Dalles. The newly weds planned on children of Mill City
Of all kinds. Trusses
• Rod and Reel Repair
Christian Advocate and Journal and , visiting in Milton-Freewater ajid Van­ I Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Coles and short business session was conducted
LbdominaJ Supports
by
the
chairn
an
Mrs.
Raymond
• Schwinn Bikes S l Repairs Zion’s Herald, house organ of the couver"
home
....... before returning home. They
" ,B l* Kirsch returned
RlAStie
Hosiery’
Branch
Election
of
officers
was
Methodist Episcopal church, today will be at home in Mr«. .Marks’ house a urday evening, The Coles went
(¿Xpert Fitters
carried a letter from William W'alker, on the old highway below town. Mr.
af,*e*V held with the following being elected:
Private Fitting Rooms.
member of the Wyandot nation to Marks rented his house seine time
L„j aT° «here they met Mrs. Kirsch, Chairman, Mrs. G. V. Christensen;
Gabriel P. Disoway, esq. one of the ago and has been staying with I the
w*'o w,s visiting relatives there. Mr. vice chairman, Mrs. Charles Crook,
—
SPORTING GOODS
1
*___ to get and secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Larry
most prominent lay leaders of the Oren Smails.
Coles ........
went . to . Flint, Mien.,
“Ask Your Doctor”
185 First St
Methodist church. In the letter Mr.
his
new
pickup.
The
party
visited a Prichard. She was re-elected. Plans
Miss Myra Small returned the first
Walker related that while passing of the week to Monmouth, where site short time in Chicago, and in Omaha, for sending a representative to the
Stayton, Oregon
through St. Louis some months back is a student at OCE. She spent the Neb., where they attended Easter style show and Spring festival April
he had met with several Flathead Easter vacation at the home of her Services. They then drove to Denver, *29 were discussed.
Ernuna Fisher, County Home Ex­
| Indians who had come to that city parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orin Small. Colo., and down to Albuquerque, N.
in search of religious guidance. Great Also visiting here during the vacation M., where they visited the Kenneth tension Agent was present and gave
Automotive & Industrial 1 excitement has arisen as a result of was Joyce Pemberton who is a stu­ W eldon family. They returned home an instructive talk on the subject
504 State St
"Food
h
acts
and
Fallacies"
An
in
­
the
printing
of
this
exarordinary
through
Salt
Lake
City
where
they
Maintenance
dent at OSC, Corvallis, and is the
Corner of Liberty
teresting true and false, question
communication and plans are being daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pem­ stopped for a time.
made to send a missionary to educate berton.
The- members of the Girls club led period was conducted which brought
Welding, Diesel Engine
S and H Green Stampe
out a lot of false conceptions people
I and bring Salvation to the tribe.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Tietze and by Mrs. K. J. Golliet and Mrs. Jim have had about various foods.
Service
I March 2, 1933. Oregon today got
Owens and four members of the IH
Mrs. Giles Wagner and Mrs. Hu­
■boys club led by Mrs, Robert Bethel
I its first taste in years of a “bank
Shop or Field
form of a legal battle carried to the toured the Simpsom Plywood plant bert Wagner were hostesses for the
holiday
”
but
found
it
nothing
to
Delco Batteries
Governor Meier, assertediy act- Supreme Court of Oregon were laid Thursday. The three leaders accom­ afternoon and served refreshments
Factory Equipment Tpiflnii I 1 fear.
at the close of the meeting.
ing to prevent inroads upon Ore­ by opponents of dancing in school panied the group.
Parts
gon's almost »200,000.000 in bank de- buildings at a Portland meeting, when
Mrs. K. J. Golliet was hostess at
| posits because of the three-day holi­ the permanent organization of the her home Tuesday evening. March 31 Lyons WSCS Holds
Dealer for Aireo Welding
day proclaimed in other Pacific Coast Oregon Home Protective League was for a supper party honoring her
Products
daughter, Harriet, on her 11th birth­ Annual Silver Tea
states, proclaimed March 2, 3, and effected.
March 7, 1778. At noon, our iat- day aniversary. present to help Har­
LYONS One of the outstanding
*4 as holidays to allow banks a
breathing spell in the possible emer- titude was 44 degrees 33 minutes riet celebrate were: Linda Meyn and events of the Lyons WSCS was their
! gen.y that is threatened from with- North, and our longitude 235 degrees Kathy Frey from Stay ton, Bonnie annual Silver Tea which was carried
Jim and Very! Hoover
I out the states. Throughout practic- 20 minutes East, and the land extend­ Christensen, Joanne Walx; Bettie ' out in I entennial fashion this year
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ally all of the Oregon banks re­ ed from North East half North to Coles, Maren Wallan. Linda Coffman and held in the fireplace room of the
Methodist church Tuesday afternoon,
fused to run for cover and transacted South East by South ... At the and Susane Cutting.
Northern extreire, the land formed
Frank Thomas of Jefferson visited with Mildred Prichard in charge. The
business on a limited basis.
March 3, 1849. General Joseph a point,, which I called Cape Foul- several days last week at the H. W. 1 gest »peaker of the afternoon was
Lane of Indiana, appointed last Au- weather, from the very bad weather McCarley home. W. A. Griffin and Mrs. Lawrence Larimer of Mt. Pleas­
gust 17 by President Polk to be first that we, soon after, met with.— son, also of Jefferson were Thursday ant who spoke in "The Pioneer Days."
A short program was also presented.
visitors at the McCarleys.
territorial governor of the Oregon Journal of Captain James Cook.
WE'LL BUILD
March 8. 1847. A colder night last
Sunday visitors at the Charles Mrs. Charlie Moigan of Stayton gave
territory, arrived this morning at
Oregon City and immediately issued night than the night before. The poor Crook home were Mr. and Mrs. Don- two musical readings, vocal solo by
a proclamation establishing the new cattle in this land are starving, many aid Crook and daughters of Port­ Rev. Ruth Colton and reading by
A SHELTER FOR
government. General Lane is well of them unto death. Paid the re­ land. They brought Mrs. Eva Crook Mrs. Al Wesley.
A very interesting display of an-
thought of in the States, having mainder of the bill for fencing the I to her home here after she had spent
YOUR HOMS
I tiques was featured, and the serv­
served under General Scott in the garden in a draft on G. Abernathy in the week visiting in Portland.
The Rev. James Hardy and B. L. ing table was covered with old fash-
late war with Mexico. He was. for a favor of John Force, »88.79. George
Kirsch were i,i Eugene last Tuesday i toned red and white table cloths with1 The home that shelters you
time, a senator in the Indiana legis­ Gary’s Diary.
March
9,
1846.
Saw
company
today
_ of Willamette 1 kerosene lamps taking the place of
to
attend the meeting
lature.
needs shelter ... in the form
March 4, 1844. There was great until 12 o’clock. An unusually large Presbytery. On Thursday Mrs. Hardy ' the tapers, with the tood carried out
excitement in Oregon City today. number called, and among them Mr. | and Mrs. Earl Ashley attended the also in centennial order. Kev. Ruth of insurance coverage, com­
The Indian, Cockstock, who has for Senator Jernigan of Tennessee, who, Presbyterial meeting also in Eugene, Colton alia Mrs. Clyde Bressler'
mensurate with today's high
some time past claimed that two val­ held a voluntary conversation on the Both meetings were held in the Cen- served tne coftee and tea.
on tne lirepiace mantel a kerosene
ley settlers named Winslow and Oregon Question ... He said he tral Presbyterian church in Eugene,
Weekend guests at the Jerry Coff- lamp and an old iashioned lantern I property values.
Saules had cheated him of a horse, we had the be-<t title to 54 depress 40’,
but that would not prevent him from man home were Mr. ¡.nd Mrs. Dick was lignted as in omen times. Many |
put
on
his
war
paint,
gathered
a
few
Even ths Hnest watch
followers, and tried to cross the agreeing to a compromise of 49 de­ Nelson of Everett, Wash., and Mrs. ot the ladies wore their centennial
CHECK WITH US... SOON
should be clean*! and oOod
river and land in Oregon City, seek­ gress if a treaty should be made. . . . Coffman's sister and husband, Mr. m esses whicn made it a very am ac­
at bast ones a ysar. Neglect
and Mrs. H. E. McEntire of Vernonia. tive at lair.
ing revenge. In the ensuing skirmish Diary of President Polk.
isy mean costly
March 10, 1829. The brig William
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith of El­
Cockstock was killed by Winslow
repair bills tomorrow.
A shelf is probably a better place D. B. HILL INSURANCE
Anderson and three of the settlers and Ann broke up at the bar of the mira and Mr Smith's mother, Mrs.
tor
chiluien a toys loan a box. It a
ciara
Smith
of
Sweet
Home,
visited
Columbia
tonight
and
it
is
feared
ali
were wounded. Mr. George LeBreton,
EXPERT WATCH
COMPANY
clerk and recorder of the provisional hands are lost. She missed stays while Sunday at the Grant Smith and Ger­ I ox is used, all the contents are
uni, ‘d, while the child is more apt
government and Mr. Sterling Rogers going about and though an anchor ald Rockwell homes.
INSPECTION
to select a few toys from the shelf.
are feared injured fatally, LeBreton was dropped drifed into the breakers.
Ph. 1708, Mill City, Ore.
Remember the child has to learn to
from gunshot wounds and Rogers by The vessel consort, out of Boston, put
SI BSCRIBE TO THE MILL CITY put things away. Neatness is an adult
out a boat but could effect no rescue.
; a poisoned arrow.
I March 5, 1864. With the completion The William and Ann sailed from ENTERPRISE TODAY! »3.00 a Year virtue which all adults don’t have.
of the telegraph link between Port­ Plymouth Sept. 16 las» with supplies
* Let ue Inspect your watch.
land and California, Oregon is at for Fort Vancouver.
It’s worth a tew moments
last linked by wire to the Atlantic
March 10, 1917. The state highway
ot your time *o find out
Coast. In celebration of this event. commission has let a contract for
whether sfl’» well. There«
Mayor David Logan today sent the construction of a reinforced concrete
no charge or obligation (or
following message to the mayor of bridge across Hood River to take the
this sondes.
Portland, Maine; “Portland of the place of the present structure which
Why not drop in todny I
Pacific and Portland of the Atlantic has been condemned. The contract
Baker’s
-—The younger to the older sister— price ig »53,915.
one in name. May they ever be united
March 11, 1889. “Will it sail in the
in the preservation of our common blue sky?” Elijah Morton, Portland
country and its liberties.
¡inventor, today unveiled his “alleged
Telephone 1843
i March 6, 1942—Plans for the dis- flying machine” to members of the
i tribution of sugar rationing cards press. The inventor has spent seven
MILL CITY
to Oregonians have been completed years perfecting his model, and in his
We U«e Genuine Factory Parts
by the state rationing board. By ar­ own words, Elijah says: “I have drawn
rangement between the rationing my ideas from the flight of birds,
»
board and the state department of from flying of a kite, from the first
•J -
r.
keepsake
education the cards are to be dis­ and tenth chapters of the book of
tributed through the elementary Ezekiel, and from all other sources
DEALER ,
schools.
throwing light in the subject of aer-
March 6, 1922. Plans for a strenu­ ie! navigation.”
ous campaign which may take the
March 11, 1926. Advisibility of con­
structing a toll bridge across the
Columbia connecting Ranier. Oregon
and Longview, Washington was con­
sidered today by a house subcommit­
tee in Washington, D. C. Opposition
to construction of the bridge has
arisen because of the fear of Portland
shipping and business interests that
river navigation would be hindered
by the structure. Feeling on both sides
is running high.
March 12, 1905. It has been predict­
ed, and there seem to be every ground
for making such a prophecy, that
there will be more people visit the in­
terior of Oregon this year on account
of the big Lewis & Clark Exposition
than ever before in the state’s history,
and that a goodly portion of them will
eventually return to settle here.
ON NEW CARS
premium quality
March 13, 1852 T’Vault & Co.’s
Oregon & Shasta Erpress will posi­
tively run every two weeks between
* off Het price
Winchester and Shasta Butte City,
touching at Rouge River, Smith's
plus tax and
River, Josephine Creek, Klamath and
usable casing
Humbug Creek. letters and packages i
h six«« • tubele«*
forwarded to Winchester by mail care
b,aefc or Mdiitowall
whrtawali*
of T’Vault Co.’» Express, will be re­
ceived and delivered to address.
March 14, 1837. This day was bom
to Narcissa Prentiss Whitman, wife
HEADQUARTERS FOR
of Dr. Marcus Whitman of Waiilatpu,
THE FAMOUS
on the lower Waila Walla River, a
daughter,
Alice
Narcissa
Whitman,
100 PLUS OCTANE
first white child bom in the Oregon
Country. The Whitmans arrived from
FINALLY! A GASOLINE
the States iast fall, accompanied by
BURNS CLEAN
the Reverend and Mrs. H- H. Spald­
New Flying A 100 plus is now so completely re­
ing and lay-worker, William Gray,
Wul 2 TTrWGl And njgM COTu
sent by the American Board of For­
fined that impurities never reach your car. It’s
eign Missions.
the West’s first dean-burning gasoline — the
March 15, 1859. The steamer Broth­
big answer to a big need.
er Jonathan reached Portland this
morning bringing news of the arrival
of the overland mail at San Francisco
on the night of March 9. The latest
dates are from St. Louis to the 14th
IYe Give S & H Green Stampi
of February. The most important news
is that the bill to admit Oregon to
statehood, which some time ago pass­
ed the Senate, has passed the House
by a vote of 114 to 103 and now goes
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Highway 22
Mill City
to President Bunchanan for his signa-
tore.
WE HAVE
MEHAMA
Mrs. G. V. Christensen
Heads Mehama Home
Extension Group
Oregon History
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