St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-08-06


will be held at st. Johns Height.
August 1922.
1t is said a street carnival will
arrive in st. Johns the latter
part of the month.
p. S. Banuan and Ollie Davi.
of WI ite Salmon valley have beer
spending several days here.
Mrs. Cooper, teacher IN the
North school, spent last week
with her parents at Carlton. Or.
egon.
The Muicipal Band concert al
the public square last Friday
evening was highly enjoyed by
our citizens.
1homa Glover has purchased
the Schlesser restaurant on
North Jersey street and assum
ed possession.
"A. NJ. Warner recently pur.
chased the property at POS South
Jersey street, where he has his
home and office.
The Ladies Aid of the Congre.
gational church will give an ice
cream lawn social on the evening
OF August llth. at the home Of
Mrs. A. II. Schwartz, 9l7 South
lvanhoe street, Everybody wei.
come.
Many friends remembered
Mrs S. V. Bodge on her 10th
birthday. Monday, August 20,
she is still confined 20
her bed. She received many hap
py greetings and loving remem.
brances.
Policeman G.. A. Roberts has
sold his residence at 2l0 West
Richmond street 10 s. w. Reim-
er. formerly of the local fire de-
partment. Mr.. Roberts and fam.
lily now reside at 6l5 North Syr-
acuse street.
Denzil Britton, the boy who
fell from u cherry tree several
weeks ago. is still steadily i'm.
proving under the treatment of
DR. II. Peterson, chiropractor.
DenziPs mother. who had been
III for some time is also very
much improved.
About % Of his young friends
sprung a surprise on Joe Gallo
way at his home on South Ivan
hoe street Wednesday evening.
Il was in celebration of his 2lst
The evening was spent
IN very pleasant manner. and
lll had a jolly good time.
As further evidence Of what
81. Johns soil will produce the
garden Of Mrs. Frank Lilly at
5Ol w. Charleston street is an
excellent illustration. She has
pole beans Ia feet 3 inches in
height, beans in pod l3 inches
0ng. sweet corn almost z feet
high with silk and ear. and Gu
Z inches long and Q in
,hes in circumference. Can
my other garden in St. Johns
excel this one?
Miss Georgia Rich announces
hat she will reopen her studio
n ST. Johns. 40 Oswego street.
col. 55l, and will teach in the
Eichenlaub studio
iuites in the city. Main 1919. !
For appointments at her resi- |
lence, 5l5 Ainsworth avenue,
Voodlawn 2092. She will accept |
| limited number of students |
his season. Miss Rich has spent |
he summer motoring and enjoy !
nR the scenic beauties of Ore. |
Ion, and has recovered from the |
eyere illness she had last I.
spring.
The ID. o. K. K. picnic, which |
viii he held at Columbia Beach |
August l4th. promises |
o be an unusually interesting /
vent. There will Re all kinds |
f stunts and diversions and an /
attendance is expect.
d. One object of the big picnic /
5 10 assist in raising funds 10 /
the ID. o. X. X. band .
nd drill team 10 the National
Convention of the Knights of .
'ythias this Fall in an effort TO
ave con yention cone to Port
and in 1923. Admission tickets
0 the grounds at Columbia Beach .
nay be secured from local mem
'ers of the Hnights Of Pythias.
Reports from various sections
( the state relative to the
mount of cherries secured from
ne tree have appeared in the
'ortland press from time to time. .
But so far as noted st. Johns
aads them all. An illustration 1
( this is the product of one tree
wned by A. J. Freum in North 1
/. Johns. The tree is forty |
ears old and six feet in circum. 4
erence. This year it produced l
$50 pounds OF picked cherries |
or which Mr.. Freum received /
hirteen cents per pound, or a
otal of SlG2.50. Besides this I
here was probably more than
if,y pounds left on the tree.
Certainly a valuable tree. II
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