St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-07-09

E Frank Gasser has purchase
a new truck for his draying bus
mess.
= The sewing class at the Y. W
h c. A. has been discontinued TN
til September 1st.
Mrs. C. Garfield of Olympia
Wash, is visiting her mother
Mrs. A. Foul, GIG b. John street
J.F. Gilmore has purchased
half block of ground on NortI
Syracuse street. near Fessenden
DIR. Lena Boone of Pendleton
Oregon. was a guest at the hom,
of DIR. H. +. Jones the past week
Are you wearing your las
years clothes? ?" "Yes. and pro
badly next years clothes. too.
Proposals for the construction
of Mohawk and Jersey street
sewer system will be opened July
l4th.
Mrs. o. M. Nevin of Pendle,
ton has been the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. Bennett Williams
the past week.
A. w. Davis has sold the
James Murdock home. 1915
South lvanhoe street, to Il. Com
nant for $2500.
Remember the Y. w. G. A.
lawn social at Mrs. Stearns Fri
day evening, July 10Th. It will
be well worth while.
Waiter observing diners dis.
satisfaction: Isn't YOUR eggs
cooked long enough. sir?" Din
er: "Yes, but not soon er oigh. "
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bennett VIII.
Jams now occupy the Miller house
on North Syracuse street. MIR
Williams is with the Peninsula
Motor Sales Co.
Cochran Bros. have secured
,he contract for concrete paving
of Kerby street from Portland
boulevard to Dekum avenue.
their bid being $ll, $40.
John c. Ferrell. at one time
engineer on the ST. Johns ferry.
died at one Of the Portland hos.
pitals June 30th. after suffer.
ing a number of months with
cancer.
Mrs. w. w. Rogers success
fully underwent an operation at n
Portland hospital last Saturday.
Her many friends will be glad TO
know that she is steadily improy.
ing.
About twenty members Of the
M. w. A. here went 10 Orchards
June 9th and lent their aid in
harvesting for S. l.. Lloyd after
he had received a stroke of
apopleXy.
Cecil Magone. who Is engaged
in the salmon fishing industry
near the mouth of the Columbia
river. spent several days with
his mother here the first part Of
last week.
Mrs. Preston Glenn and child.
rem of Modesto. Cal, are visit.
ing Mrs. Glenn's mother. Mrs.
II. S. Magone, and other friends
in ST. Johns. They will remain
here for several weeks.
Mrs. O. L. Bailey. who was
recently operated upon at the
Good Samaritan hospital. is now
on the road TO recovery and ex-
poets to be able TO return home
the first of next week.
Miss Gladys Salmond, former
ly a well known st. Johns young
lady, but who has resided in
Los Angeles for the past few
years. was united in marriage
there last week with a gentle
man from Minnesota.
The Rev. B. l.. Knoll of the
California Conference will preach
at the Free Methodist church. |
corner of Richmond and Hudson I
streets. Sunday morning neyt at |
III o'clock. All are welcome. +. |
d. Blackman, pastor.
Irwin L. Gromachey and mother, |
Mrs. L. w. Gromachey. and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Sanford SDratlin and /
family motored to Seaside last .
Saturday. returning tuesday. /
Mr.. Gromachey reports the larg- /
est crowd ever assembled at
Seaside on the Fourth.
David A. Byerlee and wife
were st. Johns visitors yester-
day. They were here to bid old
time friends good bye. as they
are leaving for Bolenge, Africa,
where they will engage in miss
ionary work. Mr.. Byerlee was
formerly a resident of ST. Johns
and has many friends here who
will wish them a pleasant voyage
and unbounden success in their
undertaking.
Fred w. Brokaw, who con-
Quoted the old Multnomah Thea
Lre here about eight years ago
and who had a wide circle of
friends in st. Johns, greeted