St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-06-26
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Prall's today and tomorrow.
Mrs. Sarah Kemp and daughter
will leave next week for Moffett
Springs, Washington, to visit Mrs.
Kemp's son, l.. J, Kemp.
Miss Nellie Kemp entertained
Misses Alice and Susie Galloway
and Misses Lillian and Ruby Hyde
of Portland at dinner OH the 18th.
Rose Temple, Pythian Sisters
had the best report presented at
their grand lodge last week. There
had been a greater number initiated
during the nine months of their
existence than any other temple
had initiated during the entire
year. Another feather in the hats
of our St. Johns Sisters.
Mrs. p. T. Hanson has been
elected as a delegate from Compson
w. X. c. to attend the State en-
campment of the G.. A. RS. and
w. r. Cs. held at Newport, Ore
gon, commencing the evening Of
the 23d and holding till the goth.
The w. r. c. is growing and a
good time is expected down by
the sounding Sea.
The many friends of Mrs. NJ. V.
Walker will be glad to learn Of her
entire recovery from the severe ILL
ness which called her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. p. 7. Hanson to Seattle,
not long ago. Mrs. Walker has re-
turned to her work as confidential
clerk and bookkeeper in a large
mining firm, where the work has
accumulating since the a2d Of Feb
ruary. 1t is hoped that health will
be given her to go on with her
duties.
Miss Clara Beller, who has been
on her summer vacation for the
past month, resumed her position
as linotyper for the Review Mon
day. Miss May Barnhart Of Port
land, who relieved Miss Beller,
went from here to Oregon City,
where she will operate a simplex
typesetter. Miss Barnhart is a
most excellent compositor, rapid
and clean, and any Office will do
itself n Kindness that gives her
employment.
Remember the auction sale at
Pralps today aud tomorrow.
Mrs. d. Il. Rambo, has been Wis
iting at Richland, Ore, for several
months and last week DR.. Ram
bo took a vacation for n week
and visited there also. They re-
turned home Monday evening aud
the doctor Is just like the rest. He
says things did not look good to
him here when his wife was away
and he thought II he could find
something better up where she
was he would stay, but one week
was enough for him. He says
that the nearer he came to St.
Johns the better II looked to him
aud he thinks there is nothing bet
anywhere. He's right.
Remember the auction sale at
Prall's today and tomorrow.
i. b. Whitehead. Frank Ellis
and J.. { Holmes all Of Mt.
Pleasant, Mich. were in St. Johns
several times during the past two
weeks calling on their old towns
man, S. w. Rogers and looking
for something in which to invest
some money aud finally bought
some property near Maegley june
ton. These gentlemen are good
business men aud ought TO know a
good thing when they see 1t, aud
after looking over Spokane. Wen
atchee, Seattle aud many other
places, thought the Peninsula beat
them all, aud two of the three ex-
pect to make il their future home.
Talk about a good time. that is
just what the Congregational aid
had last Friday at Park Place, near
Oregon City. Rev. and Mrs. Mel
son aud daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leggett, Mrs. l.. ii. Chambers,
Mrs. ID. +. Horsman and mother
in-law. Mrs. 10y, Mrs. Swengel,
Mrs. T.. c. Monnich, Mrs. Lutts,
Mrs. McKeon, Mrs. J. l.. Lyons,
Mrs. +. w. Valentine. all went to
the home of Mrs. ID. G.. Busbee, at
Park Place where they spent one
of the happiest days of their lives.
They visited and had lunch and
visited and ate and drank and Wis
tied and picnicked and visited, and
then visited all the way home and
have not finished enjoying their
happy day yet. There Is nothing
like it except more of the same
kind.
Remember the auction sale at
Prall's today and tomorrow.