St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-04-16

E. Sellick is seriously III at
his home on North Syracuse
street.
/ S. W. Milligan Of Silverton,
Oregon, was guest Of st. Johns
friends last week.
Floyd Yandle has purchased
the Elmer Smith property at 1927
| N. Central avenue and moved
into same.
Little Wanda Smith of 521
Hartman street is slowly recover.
ing from having her tonsils and
adenoids removed.
Mrs. David Dickson returned
last Friday from the hospital.
where she had very successfully
undergone an operation.
| J j. Blew of Bend was here on
business and visited his son. Il.
A. Blew. and family on Oswgeo
street during the past week.
The regular meeting of the w.
IC. L u. will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Atcheson, 1921
Willamette Boulevard, Monday,
April 10.
Burglars entered the room of
Thelma McKenzin some time
between z and ii p. m. Friday
night and escaped with more
than 500 worth of clothing and
some toilet articles.
Remember the regular meet.
ing Of the st. Johns Community
Club in the library next Tuesday
evening. Matters OF Importance
will be taken up. A full attend
ance is desired.
Mr.. Herbert Scott and Miss
Bertha Cook were united in mar
riage last Friday at 6l2 East Ty-
ler street, DIR. II. +. Jones per-
forming the ceremony. They
will make their home in st.
Johns.
Miss Georgia Rich 10 slowly
recovering from a severe illness
with pneumonia, and in conse-
quence of her illness the recital
which she had planned upon
giving soon has been postponed
indefinitely. Her numerous
friends hope TO soon see her
around again as usual.
Mrs. c. A. Ray. Gil Il. Buch-
anan, left for New York Sunday
to visit her sons and daughters /;
from there she will 90 to Du.
Bois. Penn. TO visit her mother
and four brothers and one sister
whom she has not seen for ten
years. and will be gone three
months.
Alex Slovack 274 Hamilton ave-
nue., was slightly injured Tues.
day afternoon when the motor
cycle which he was riding colli-
ded with the automobile OF A. L.
Smock at Albina and Lombard
streets. According TO witnesses
Sloyack evidently lost control of
his motorcycle and crossed the
street directly in front of the
automobile.
Improvement of Jersey street
for which the contract has been
let for some time. but held up
on account of unsettled weather
conditions. was begun Tuesday.
The old pavement is being re-
moved and the street will be hard
surfaced from the westerly line
of Buchanan street to the south
erly line of Baltimore.
Jacob Imboden. father of
George and Harry Imboden. 10.
cal meat market men. dropped
into town the latter part Of last
week on an extended vlist to his
sons. He is a retired meat
market man himself and resides
at Lebanon. Penna.. and this
is his first trip to the great
Northwest. And he likes it, OF
course.
Mary Holmes invited in a few
of her playmates in celebra-
tion of her sixth birthday Mon
day afternoon at her home 302
Fessenden street: June Massey.
Margery and Lucille Wooley,
Ruth and Beth Sherwood. Helen
Mitchell, Belva and Clarence
Wooley. Bobbie Hughes, Eliza
beth, John and Ruth Blew. PEN
jamin. John. Joe and Mary
Holmes.
On Friday evening last about
thirty five friends and members
of the Free Methodist church
gathered at the residence of the
pastor and wife. Rev. and Mrs.
E. ID. Blackman. COS East Ale
gheny street. The affair was
an entire surprise 10 the couple
and the evening was very
pleasantly spent in conversation,
singing and prayer.