St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-05-07
Beautiful weather the past few

Beautiful weather the past few
days.
d. Z. Gunsolus is seriously il
of pneumonia at his home 12t
Fessenden street.
George Imboden of the st
johns Cash market was on the
sick list yesterday.
Mrs. Harley Peterson, of Hills
boro, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. K. c. Couch. on
Philadelphia street.
+. Widmer arrived here from
Switzerland this week and will
make his home with his father
and brothers in North st. Johns.
Mrs. II. s. Magone of North
Willamette boulevard reports the
first swarm of bees of the season,
her bees having swarmed Thurs.
day.
The Jolly Steen Club will give
farewell party in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eveus Monday evening at the
home of Prof. and Mrs. C. II. Boyd
in Piedmont.
Fred Meyers has purchased the
interest of his partner. Harry
Imboden. in the Peninsula Mar
ket. Watch or his announce
ment next week.
Mrs. A. A. Muck and Mrs.
Frank Redding left yesterday
for Wisconsin. A sister of the
latter and sister.in law of Mrs.
Muck is quite i'll there.
One of the really good men
who is seeking the office Of state
Senator is Walter ID. Whitcomb.
Voters will make no mistake in
casting their ballots for him.
The Knights and Ladies of
Security gave an old.fashioned
basket sociable and dance Mon
day night in the Moose hall.
More than l65 were in attend
ance. including members from
other Portland lodges.
ID. c. Andrews, Mrs. Andrews
and Mrs. A. Sprouts left Thurs
day morning for Lone Rock.
| San Diego where she will join
her husband. DR.. c. w. Ross.
who has just returned to that
city from Honolulu. Mrs. Ross
will be remembered as Miss
Hazel Evans.
Fred Marlett has opened up a
new furniture store in the build
| ing formerly occupied by Couch
& Co. on Philadelphia street.
| Mr.. Marlett has had considerable
experience in the business and
will carry an uptodate line. He
was formerly engaged in the
business here.
J. N. Edlefsen. vice president
of the Peninsula National bank.
and Mrs. Edlefsen will leave
Saturday night for San Francisco
where Mr.. Edlefsen will attend
Foreign Trades council and Mrs.
Edlefsen will visit relatives
From San Francisco they will
motor to Los Angeles and San
Diego.
Frank Test and family of San
i Diego, Cal, have taken up their
abode in st. Johns. Mr.. Test
holds a responsible position with
the Standard Oil company and
was transferred from San Diego
TO Portland. Formerly he was
a we'll known and popular citizen
of st. Johns and he and his fam
ily have many friends here who
are very glad to welcome them
back.
The Debonair Club gave Mrs.
w. r. Evens a surprise handker-
chief shower at the home OF Mrs.
Sloan on Thursday. Mrs. Evens.
who will leave for Europe next
Wednesday, received many beauti-
ful handkerehiefs. A delightful
luncheon was served at one O. clock
and a number of kodak pictures
were taken of the club members.
Mrs. Learned, club president, pre-
sented Mrs. Evens with an exqui-
site bouquet of pink sweet peas.
Mrs. l.. f. Clark entertained
the Pythian Sisters at a noon
dinner at her home, 632 North
Ivanhoe street, Tuesday. Mrs.
Cora Nj. Davis. supreme chief
Pythian Sister of Oregon. was
present and made honorary men,
ber of the club. Nineteen were
present. Following the dinner.
Mrs. Grace Johnson was elected
president of the club and Miss
Lola Jones, secretary-treasurer.
The next meeting will be in two
weeks with Mrs. 7. ID. Condor,
on Cleveland avenue.
At the home of DIR. and Mrs. A. |
w. Vincent in Tigard on Wednes-
day evening Mrs. w. r. Evens,
president OF the Jolly Steen Club |
gave a grand prize for the highest
and lowest lady's score during the |
last series of games. Mrs. Cham
bers received first and Mrs. Fry |
second. The prizes were exquisite |