St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-12-03


Rutland, 800 S. Central ave-
nue., Nov. 10Th, baby girl.
William Galloway, who has
been on the sick list for some
time, is now improving.
Mrs. Homer Maple left Fri
day for a short visit with rela-
tives at Corning, California.
Miss Lillian Cation left this
week for an extended visit to
her sister in Vancouver, B. c.
Miss Beatrice Randall, dean
of girls of James John high
school. spent Thanksgiving
with friends i'm Seattle.
Opening basket ball game of
the season will be held at the
skating rink Saturday, Dec. 4lh.
Bachelors VS.. st. Johns Lumber
Co. at 7:i5.
II. B. Compson w. II. C.. No.
80 will hold regular meeting
Saturday. December 18th; cleo
ton of officers. A full attend
ance is requested.
The Misses Grace and Clara
Cole, employees of the Peninsula
National bank, spent Thanks
giving with their father and
mother in Clatskanie, Or
J. +. Tanch, who has been
spending the past several years
in Alaska. returned To 81. Johns
last week. He looks like the
Norihland thoroughly agreed
with him.
Miss Annie Key was married
Nov. ~ at Bend. Ore, To w.
w. Fairbank They will make
their home in Bend, where Mr..
Fairbank has II beautiful home
all ready for the bride.
The young men of ST. Glenn
ents Catholic church gave II So
cial dance in the school hall
Friday evening. Music was
furnished by the Portland
Wooden Mills orchestra.
Mrs. Frank Holdman of Pen
dlcton has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. s. C.. Cook. Mrs.
Ruth Darncll of Kalama, Wash,
a sister-in-law of Mrs. Cook,
with her son Edward, were
Thanksgiving guests at the
Cook home.
New "bunnets" at mini
mum cost are being made by
the members now enrolled in
the millinery class which meets
Mt the local Y. w. C.. A. on
"Wednesday evenings at Z
o'clock with Miss NJ. T.. Metz
as instructor. The course in
cludcs the creation of four hats
either from new or old material
beside making of fancy trim
mings from ribbon.
II Among the young people of
ST. Johns attending %. A. C..
who were home for Thanks
giving were Jennie McNiven,
Alice Gilstrap, Clarice Wilson,
Susie Lindley. Gertrude Han
sen. Vera ThurstOn, Merritt
WhitmOre. George Skells,
George Miksch, Harland Hyatt,
John Ohm, Oliver Jeffcott, Del
| bert Day and Clarence Gilstrap.
Earl Keliher came from Uni
versity of Oregon.
Olaf Samuelson, a resident of
lSt. Johns for the past twenty
years, died at the family resi-
nence, 701 East Polk street,
Sunday following an illness
which confined him to his bed
for three years. He was born
in Sweden. Surviving him are
his widow and one son, Harry
Samuelson. Funeral services
were held from Miller x Ira
cy's undertaking parlors. Burial
was in Rose City cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Young
entertained informally at cards
at their home on East Thir-
teenth street north, Saturday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Simmons of st. Johns assisted.
| Among the guests from the st.
Johns district were Mr.. and
| Mrs. John Noce, Mr., and Mrs.
| William Pierson, Mr.. and Mrs.
| w. III. Ball, Frank Carlson and
DIR. Lewis Keliher.
Pat had just finished his
days work. On going to his
coat which was hanging on a
nearby tree, he saw that some
one had drawn the face of a
donkey on the back. Turning
to the two Englishmen who
were standing nearby, he asked:
(Which one of yez wiped yer
face on me coatp-Trek Mes
senger.
The Congregational Club OF
st. Johns gave their regular
monthly supper in the Church
on Friday evening, November
8 26. On account of il being Sc
soon after Thanksgiving there
5 was not so many present as
3 usual. We. who enjoyed tho
/ supper can only feel sorry fol
those people who were afraiC