St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-02-06
Local News

Mrs. William Ford Of OswegC
street is visiting her mother II
Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Darnell oi
Kalama. Wash. were st. Johns
visitors Sunday and Monday,
Mrs. Edwards has purchased
the confectionery store of A. l..
Smock on North Jersey street.
James Tufts left Wednesday
for San Francisco. where he ex.
poets to engage in ship caulking.
Mrs. C. w. Boynton of Pc Ell.
Wash. is a guest at the J. f..
Hendricks home on South Ivan.
hoe street.
| Rev. A. Meyer. pastor Of st.
Clements Catholic church, is Ill
of pneumonia at st. Vincents
hospital.
Mrs. X. II. SickafoUse OF New
berg was a guest Of her sister,
Mrs. S. A. Mulkey. for a couple
of days last week.
Mrs. Fannie Smock and daugh.
ter, Mabel have returned from
San Diego. Cal, where they
have been for the past year or
so.
p. II. Dodge Of Pc Ell. Wash.
has been the guest Of j. L.
Hendricks the past week. He
is n business man and eX-
councilman of Pc Ell. and j. +.
is trying to induce him TO be.
come a resident of 81. Johns.
Mrs.G. A. Larsen left Tuesday
night for Astoria where Mr.. Lar
sen has entered business. Mrs.
Larsen has been employed in the
Peninsula Security company's
office while her husband was In
the service, but recently resign
ed.
A training for service class for
young women was organized at
the Methodist Sunday school
Sunday morning with Mrs. s. c.
Cook as manager and Mrs. Myr.
tie Weeks teacher. Ten members
were enrolled. The class is still
open for enrolment.
Pastor +. j. Hibbard will
favor us with another of his
wonderful lectures next Wednes-
day evening Feb. nth. at the
S. ID. A. church. Central avenue
and Charleston street, at 1880 p.
m. Subject. The Law that
Christ Abolished. Come one and
all. Free. Reported.
Mrs. C.. L. Wooley and daugh-
ters Lucille and Marjorie of Os.
wego street have returned from
Central City, Neb.. where they
were called on account OF the
death of Mrs. Wooley's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. WE. Wooley OF
Carney. Neb.. father and mother
OF C. l.. Wooley, accompanied
her home and will reside here.
The monthly publication o. the
Peninsula National bank. which
is a consistent booster for st.
Johns, calls attention to the
healthy condition of business at
the st. Johns municipal terminal. |
A shipment of rubber received |
at the terminal was sorted and
routed to various destinations in |
the United States in record time. |
Modern facilities have made |
this fast work possible. News.
A gymnasium class for women
of the Portland Woolen
mills has been organized with
Miss Mildred Klingensmith. Of
flee employe of the mill. as in
structor. Thirty women have
enrolled. The class
meets on Friday evenings from
TO D IN the Wo0len mill cluD-
house. From z to 8 on the same
nights Miss Klingsnsmith will
be in charge of dancing class.
The regular Friday evening en-
ployes' dances will follow.
Remember the meeting of the
81. Johns Community club at the
of the Portland Wool
en- Mills next Tuesday evening.
Dinner will be served at seven
o'clock, after which matters per-
to the welfare of this
community will be taken up.
Every good citizen should be.
ong to the club. 1t is a good
hing for the community and a
good thing for every Individual
,itizsn. II will do you good to
get out and minRls with your
fellow townsmen in an effort TO
make this place better to live in
IN the way of more conveniencss
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