St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-09-03


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Miss Erma Haskell has return.
ed home after weeks visit at
Gearhart.
The Multnomah Theatre is i'm
stalling a fine new pipe piano
in the theatre here.
George A. Bigler of $40 S. Ed
ison street brought in a huge po-
tato the first of the week. 1t
weighed almost two pounds.
Mrs. BIG. Lott and daughters.
Laura and Mrs. ID. G.. Hill, have
returned from a pleasant two
weeks sojourn at Gearhart.
Joseph Tooley, who has been
at Lakeview in Southern Oregon
for the past year or so, is here
on a visit. He is looking fine.
Elmer Lott, who has been with
the Boy Scouts at Wahtum Lake
during the month of August, has
returned home and reports a
very pleasant time.
Last week the Congregational
Sunday school held its annual
picnic at Columbia Park. The
young people all thoroughly en-
joyed themselves.
Congregational church. Pastor,
Rev. J. w. Threlfall. Morning
church school 10 TO IL; service
IL TO ~. subject, Getting wis
dom thru worship" Evening
service s TO 8, subject, "The dis
tribution Of Religion"
A meeting of St. Johns Post
No. SS. American Legion. will
meet at the local library Friday
evening of next week. A full
attendance is desired as some
very important matters will be
taken up.
G. r.. Robinson has purchased
the Huff Studio on North Jersey
street and taken possession of
the same. Mr.. Huff has made
many friends during his stay
in ST. Johns. Just where he
will locate he has not definitely
decided.
Mrs. r.. ID. Vinson of 52S S.
Ivanhoe street has just installed
a complete and uptodate equip.
ment for doing hemstitching,
which she is prepared to do in
a neat and pleasing manner.
Persons desiring TO have such
work done would do we'll to give
Mrs. Vinson a call. Her prices
are very reasonable.
Miss Minnie Mason has gone
10 New Mexico TO teach in a
Presbyterian mission school for
girls. She was a teacher in Ida
no for the past five years and
this Summer has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Mason at $40
Princeton street. Miss Mason
regretted very much being called
away and not able TO attend the
marriage Of her brother TO Miss
Kemp.
The necessity for choosing a
site for the proposed new James
John high school was brought up
at a meeting of the school board
Wednesday by Director Thomas,
who said that a site should be
selected soon. so that construc-
tion could begin when the money
for building will be ready in
January. Frank l.. Shull and
Mr.. Newell were authorized to
obtain options on sites for the
building.
On September 9th at 10 a. m.
Rev. NJ. McCann. O.S.M. of Chi
cago will begin a two weeks mis-
sion at St. Clements church.
The first week will be for the
ladies, and the second week for
the men. Rev. Father McCann
has been in the missionary field
for the past thirty years. His
wide experience enables him TO
fulfill his office well. Non.Catho.
lies as we'll as Catholics are
welcome to any of the lectures.
Reported.
Percy Johnston has purchased
the l00xl00 corner at Alma and
Jersey streets, and will soon be-
gin the erection of a residence
thereon. A. W. Davis handled
the deal. Mr. Davis has also sold
a residence at 10 Hartman
street to VIM. Makela; the A. X.
Davis residence at 1919 S. Jer-
sey to F.B. Mack of Sedro Wool.
ley; house and lot at 9O7 n.
Hudson street TO w. II. Faxon
of st. Helens, and the Mrs. Rog.
ers property at 3l4 w. Chicago
street to DR.. McChesney.
Cards of thanks notices are
charged for at the rate Of fifty
cents each. Persons desiring to
have such notices published
should make a note of this.