St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-22
UNIVERSITY and PORTSMOUTH

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United Artisans offered a beautiful silver
loving cup for the assembly having the
best drilled and most original march tc
exemplify the work in the subordinate
assembly. II was to be contested for by
as many assemblies in or near Portland
as wished to take part These were
University Park Number /, Woodlawn
Number 4, Montavilla Number 1853. and
East Portland Number a. To University
Park Assembly Number 3 fell the honor
OF carrying off the prize. The exempli.
hers taking part under directions OF
Instructor Mis-. NJ. o. Faulk were Mrs
Y. A. Seigh, Miss Zula Faulk, Miss
Bertha Otterstedt, Misses Bertha and
Efhe Titus, Messrs. George Otterstedt
Orville +. Merrill, Charles Church and
w. b. Satterlee. The plan of march was
laid out by Miss Zula Faulk and to her
belongs to great extent the victory.
The cup will have the names of all those
participating engraved on 1t and will be
on exhibition at Jaeger Brothers, Nor.
rison street, Portland, who are the
manufacturers Of the cup.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Mrs. Ola Bender Thursday
afternoon at the home of her mother
Mrs. ID. G.. Howes. Games were played
| and light refreshments were served.
Guests present were Mrs. Dooley, Mrs.
Storey, Mrs. ID. Webster, Mrs. ]. ID.
Webster, Mrs. I. Cady, Mrs. George
Staub, Mrs. 5. Hudson. Mrs. o. c. Me.
Gowan, Mrs. b. Smith, Mrs. ]. l..
Temple, Miss Helen Dooley, Miss Ethel
Hoyt, Miss Jessie Smith and little Helen
Story.
Thursday evening, September "a, a
few young friends of Nellie Cochran
spent very happy and jolly time at her
home on Gerard street. Music and
games passed away a sociable evening
all too quickly. Refreshments were
served. Those present were Lulu Martin,
l,alu Dempsey, Lincoln and Hill Beechy,
Thomas Sullivan and Francis Dempsey.
The ladies of University Park will
give an entertainment at Odd Fellows
hall, Dawson street, September as. A
fine program will be rendered by the
Golden Rule Hive, Of Maccabees Guards.
There will be living statuary and nice
refreshments will be served. All wei.
come to come aud join In good cause.
Take the St. Johns car.
Miss Alice Willis, from Bolcinan,
Montana, who has been visiting Mrs.
Thomas Cochran, Of Gerard street, has
returned home after a uiost delightful
visit. Frequent trips to the fair aud
other places Of amusement were thor
oughly enjoyed by the young visitor.
Died on Thursday. September "a. at.
the family residence, i6sJ Olin street,
University Park, Sarah Jane, aged sS
years, beloved wife Of John Gray. She
is survived by her husband, son aud two
grandsons, all Of University Park.
Escaped from his cage at the residence
of Mr. u. Merrill, University Park, u
hne singing canary, pure yellow with q
black spot. Anyone finding this bird
should kindly restore TO its mistress.
ID. V. Hart has another tenant for his
cottage on Denver street family from
Arbor Lodge. II II To lie hoped hc will
not be treated ~ shabbily by these
tenants as he was by the last ones.
Mrs. Edgar Hoyt's little son, who has
been ailing slightly, Is OK again. His
mother did not expose him To the air
last Saturday, baby day at the fair, but
wisely stayed at home.
Miss Margaret Ryan, of Pendlcton,
has been visiting the daughters Of Mr,
Mccarthy, OF Portsmouth avenue. dur.
the absence Of their mother. who II
daily expected home.
Mrs. Thomas Cochran and Mrs. W. u.
popular ladies oi Gerard street,
have been confined To their homes with
severe colds. but are nearly over their
small ailments.
A fine son was born at Los Angeles.
September 10. 10 Mr.. aud
Mrs. ]. II. Rand. formerly a conductor
ON the ST. Johns car. They resided IN
University Park.
ON Sunday last little Baby Edwin
Johnson completed his first birthday
anniversary at the home OF his parents,
MIR, and Mrs. u. {. Johnson, Wander
built ayanne.
Mrs. ], Fowler, wife Of the manager ~
Peninsulaf Lumber Company, aud her
sister have left ON visit To their old
home to he gone indefinitely.
Florence Allen. lately Of University
Park, who has been visiting her little
friend, Vera Lyons, has returned 10 her
home In Forest Grove.
Mrs. Ralston. who has been spending
a couple OF days with Mrs. NJ. Breuner.
returned TO her home in Pendleton
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. ID. ]. Hart aud her two sisters, the
Misses Conaway, and Mrs. Mason and
daughter have returned home from a
visit to Seaside.
have joined party bound for the hop
yards at Salem and will enjoy picking
a while.
A bycicle was found on Tuesday last.
Owner can have same by calling at 1884
Exeter street and proving ownership.
!. A. Woolery and family have moved
to University Park from lone, Eastern
Oregon, To settle permanently.
William, the youngest son of Mrs, Il.
Merrill, has returned home after a nine
months absence at Troutdale.
Died, Sunday, September II, at Arbor
Lodge. Mrs. John Jounger, leaving
small family 10 mourn her loss.
George Il. Dyer and wife have returned
TO Astc ria, after a brief visit 10 his
mother, Mrs. Helen Dyer.
Mrs. W. IL. Arnold, of DE Haven
street, has been quite i'll, but is able to
be up and around again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Rand and baby
are visiting his mother, Mrs. Rand, for a
few week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Palmer, from
Spokane, are visiting the home OF their
former pastor, Rev. John Bentzein.