St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-03-05
Local News
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Mrs. Maxwell is reported on tn,
sick list this week.
Mrs Howard, who had been on IN,
sick list, has recovered.
A slight blaze occurred at 4Ol wes
Charleston street last Friday.
The wind was almost as high as tn,
cost of living last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson of Van
couver were St. Johns visitors Sunday
Mrs. c. l.. Holmes has returned from
a visit with relatives and friends IL
Kalama, Wash.
Samuel Lloyd and family have NOV
ed to Orchards. Wash. where they
have taken possession Of n ranch.
Mrs. c. II. Thayer left "Wednesday
for Corvallis, where she will visit
Rev. G. r. Gates and family.
Revival services were started In the
Evangelical church the first Of the
week and will continue for some time
Mrs. 4. c. Davis and family OF
Estacada have moved To ST. Johns and
purchased home at $40 n. Willamette
boulevard.
Mrs Beatrice Morris came up from
Kahma. Wash, Tuesday to make an
indefinite stay with Mrs G. L. Holmes.
302 Fessenden street.
The Eagle Flour Mills has taken
out permit for two story warehouse
nj the 81. Johns Terminal. the oati'
mated cost being 100000.
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unreseryod candor except when We
are telling how good we think we are
or how punk somebody else ia.-EN
change.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Roe. OF Hol.
brook. are receiving congratulations
upon the birth OF son. lie IL one OF
the letter carriers from the st. Johns
aubstation.
Mr.. Bret c, Henderson, a son'in'law
Of Mr., and Mrs. &. n. Draasoh, died at
o y. m. Tuesday at his home IN Los
Angeles. lie leaves a wife. daughter
and two sons.
Mrs. Kloster wife OF Rev. w. T..
Kloster. pastor OF Pioneer Methodist
church. has gone TO PaterOs. Wash,
for a two weeks visit 10 her sister
Mrs, Esther Logue.
The first practical overhead trolley
line was built In Kansas City Ia 1854,
IN which double overhead conductors
were used, with a trolley wheel riding
on the top OF the wire,
4 fire caused by sparks from the
chimney called the local fire depart
ment out Monday night at about s
o'clock 10 1892 Hereford street But
slight damage was done,
Following a short business session
49, Rainbow club gave an impromptu
program Monday afternoon at the Y
w. G. A. club rooms. Songs, reeitatiOns
and instrumental solos made up the
program,
Any citizen in 81. Johns failing 20
receive the Review at his home is
invited TO call at the office and re-
ceiye a copy. We do not want home
in ST. Johns to be without the Review.
Father Meyer, pastor OF ST. Clem
ent's Catholic church, who has been
seriously in at ST. Vineent's hospital,
returned TO the parish house Thursday,
Father Meyer has been in the hospital
for five weeks.
Edward Grigsby, an employe at the
ST. Johns terminal, was slightly in
iured at s;45 Wednesday morning
when struck by an iron bar, Grigsby
resides at the Wilcox apartments,
302h North Jersey street.
Led by Mrs. c. ID. Weimer. matrOn
OF the Western Cooperage club house,
the girl employees held an Oldfash-
ioned sing Thursday night, The girls
al
day evening entertainment,
Two sisters of ]. B. Fletcher, whom
he had not seen for 29 years, Mrs
McRea and Mrs. Nellis, of Oil City,
Pa, have arrived in st. Johns. They
may both decide TO locate here per
manently.
Funeral services for Mrs. Elm Berg
man OF Polk street we're held Tuesday
at p. m. Mrs. Bergman died at Good
Samaritan hospital OF pneumonia,
Surviving her are her daughter Martha
and a brother. Sandra Carlson OF this
city. lRterment was in Columbia
cemetery.
Chas. Schuff. formerly we'll known
green house man of ST. Johns, has
invented a patent for an apparatus for
lluullS range VI guns Ahdh - VI lhuSh
importance. He has refused $4,000
for his invention. Mr.. Schauff was a
ST. Johns visitor Tuesday.
Willis Vinson. who has been at the
Emanuel hospital for almost three
where he underwent four oper-
ations, three Of which were major ones,
is now getting along nicely, and II is
expected will be home in a few days,
a fact which his many friends will be
glad to learn.
The Portland Woolen Mills Clab
Orchestra Concert given last Friday
evening In the club house at Baltimore
and Decatur streets was a fine sue
cess and well attended. The program
was a delightful one and we'll rendered.
1t was composed OF selections by the
orchestra, readings by Miss Ruth
Dicks and violin solos by Mr.. Elmer
Sneed, conductor. Following Is the
personnel Of the orchestra: Violins.
Rudolph Baar. Afford Lick. May
Margaret Barron; Comets. Archie NJ.
Maher. Richard J. McGarity. saxoI
phone, William F. Oeschger, Jr.; piano.
Viola Brice; trombone. Herbert NJ.
Scott; drums. James III. Hodges, con
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