St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-12-10

A. p. Peterson has gone 4,
Kearney, Neb., where he will
spend the winter.
The Neighbors of Woodcraf
will hold a cooked food sale a
The Grabateria Store Saturda,
morning, Dec. 11th.
A bouncing baby girl arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
J. T. Ankrom at 973 Aster st.
Nov. 30th.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Rose ant
two children of Ridgefield
Wash, visited several days al
the home of Mrs. Roses par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hen
bricks.
We understand an effort is
being put forth TO have the
improvement of South Jersey
and Buchanan streets Cancelled
and readvertise for bids.
Hal Davis and n. r. Lillig,
both enterprising st. Johns
young men, have purchased a
garage at 271 Fargo street, near
Williams avenue. and are bound
to make a success of IL.
DIR. n. +. McAlister. who has
practiced his profession in the
Peninsula Bank building for the
past year or so. is removing TO
Portland proper, and will open
up offices on the west side.
''rcll 'em quick and tell 'em
often. Advertising is like run
ming a furnace-you've got To
keep on shoveling coal. Once
you stop stoking, the fire goes
out."-William Wrigley of gum
fame.
Petitions TO vacate Polk
street between Central avenue
and Lombard street. and Leon
ard street between Tyler and
Buchanan streets, will come be-
for the city council nj q public
meeting, December Doth. at 10
n. m., according 10 the Portland
Abstract.
The Knights of Pythias, be-
sides holding their regular
dances on Thursday evening.
will on Christmas night and
also on New Years night hold
additional dances in the skat-
ing rink. The X. =. dances are
being splendidly attended and
all seem TO enjoy themselves
immensely.
The hearing of the telephone
company in an endeavor TO Sc
cure still higher rates will be
held before the Public Utilities
Commission in the Court House
December 18th. All persons in
terested should make il a point
to be on hand. The committee
from the st. Johns Community
Club expects to be present in
full force.
Flour is now moving to the
Orient in larger quantities than
in many years. The steamer
Abercos, now loading several
thousand tons for Yokohama,
Kobe, the Philippines and other
points, is the first vessel TO
take out n cargo under the new
rate reduction, which will Der-
NIT Oregon to compete with |
Canadian shippers. The drop
is from $40 to 81 a ton.
The funeral of Charles A.
Dotson was held from Univer-
sity Park Methodist church, of
which he has been a member
for eighteen years, Saturday at
| p. m. Mr.. Dotson was a mem
ber of the firm of the Ports
mouth Mercantile company. lie
leaves a widow and six children
who live at 1900 Druid street.
His father and mother also sur
vive him, as well as three bro
theirs and one sister.
On Thursday evening. Dec.
End, the WOmen's Foreign
Missionary Society of the Free
Methodist church met with
Mrs. II. &. Staines, 1876 Polk st.
About thirty were in attendance
including District Elder ]. A.
Hopper and wife, also Rev. and
Mrs. +. ID. Blackman. local pas
tors. After the business ses-
sion, the evening was pleasant
ly spent in music and conversa-
ton, followed by refreshments.
Mrs. Wood, of Falls City. moth
er of Mrs. Staines, was present
as a visitor.
Colorado Springs, Colo, Nov.
23-Fried angle worms become
the piece de resistance of col
legiate luncheon i'm little Lun-
non" following Professor Lloyd
Shaw's declaration today that
they are a choice dish. During
the course of a lecture Profes-
sOr Shaw described the angle
worm as consisting mainly of
two fleshy halves coursed by a
small alimentary system and
told pupils that there was no
reason why il should not be
eaten. A group of his pupils
dug up a mess of angle worms,
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