St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-04-09

Mrs. w. y. Mackey underwent
a second operation at st. Vim.
cents hospital Wednesday.
C. A Andrew of Three Forks,
Mont, is visiting his mother
and brother. Frank, in st. Johns.
Miss Katheryn Vernon of 4O7
North Jersey street. with the
drug department of Meier &
Frank. is visiting relatives and
friends In Astoria.
At the Pioneer M. h. Church
Sunday at ii a. m. the sermon
subject will be. "The Crisis. "
Mrs. Agnes Hunt will sing
Handel l. Allegro"
DIR. and Mrs. Z. ]. Wainscott
of Oakland, Oregon, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. +. Vernon,
407 North Jersey. since last
issue of the Review.
Mrs. B. j. Campbell attended
the fifth anniversary Of the Ply.
THAN Sisters Lodge at North
Plains Saturday evening. and re-
ports a most enjoyable time.
T. b. Taylor of Mapleton,
Mimi. is a guest at the home
of o. M. Cornell, the genial
station manager at East St.
Johns. Mr.. Taylor is a breeder
OF registered Clydesdale horses
and Sultan shorthorns.
Friends from Vancouver,
Wash. gave Mrs. w. +. Knight
of 322 Il. Burlington street a
very pleasant birthday party
Thursday. April lst. and a most
enjoyable time was had by all.
Mrs. Wolf of Lents was also
present.
Willis Vinson. after more than
three months at Emanuel hos
pital, where he underwent sew
eral serious operations. returned
home last Saturday and steadily
gaining in health. His num-
erous friends are glad to have
him back.
Mr.. Fred Benedict of Ports
mouth and Miss Pearl limerick
of st. Johns were united in
marriage. Miss limerick is we'll
known among the young people
of this city. Mr. Benedict was
| formerly a James John high
school student. The young cou-
pie will make their home in St.
Johns.
Mr.. Thomas Lindley and Miss
Minnie Gould were united in
marriage. April 3. 1920. by Rev.
Hatch. OF the Baptist church. at
Bakerfisld. California. Mr.. Lind
ley is a brother of Mrs. S. N.
Haner of 624 +. Mohawk street.
and Miss Gould is daughter of
Mr.. o. C. Gould. of Eugene, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley were
both formerly Of st. Johns.
Gen. Compson W. r. C. No.
SO will give a birthday dinner
on April 18th to members of the
Corps and Comrades Of Gen.
Compson Post G. A. II. No. %
whose birthdays occur in the
months of March, April and May.
The Corps meets the first and
third Saturdays of each month
at 2 o. m. Visiting sisters and
comrades are always welcome
Reported.
Mary Jane Watts, wife of w.
II. Watts. 629 Tyler street,
died at Good Samaritan hospital
Sunday afternoon following a
stroke of apoplexy. She was
born in Port Dover, Ontario. GA
years ago. She also leaves a
daughter. MrF. John Fort Of
Nswberg, seven sisters and two
brothers. Funeral services
were conducted by the Rev. MIR.
Reed Monday morning at III
O'Clock. lnterment was at New
berg.
By unanimous vote the city
council decided to purchase the
Caples tract augmented by three
double blocks at rear and extend
ing from Lombard to Hudson
streets, for st. Johns playground.
The only objection heard con-
corning the Caples tract was its
size, and now this feature has
been taken care Of.
The L. o. o. n. will give a
card party. dance and lunch at
their hall Friday evening.
April 10th. A good sociable
time is guaranteed. Compliment
tary tickets will be issued by
members of the committee, as
follows: Jack Corcoran. Frank
Gasser and M. II. Houtan. Ad-
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