St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-06-04

i Wis. is a guest of his sister
Mrs. Mary CLANCY.
The only carbon paper manu-
facturer west of the Mississippi
River is in Oregon.
Lawrence Layton has disposed
of his property on Leonard street
and is moving to Corvallis.
Ransom Young has sold his
property on Buchanan street t
Mr.. Greene and will move tc
Tiger Island. near Corvallis.
The graduating exercises OF
the James John high school vii
take place in the auditorium OF
the building next Friday evening.
Wilfred Boyce of Graham,
WASH, is a guest of his cousin.
L. E. Wood. II is his first trip
to st. Johns and he is very much
pleased with IL.
N. J. Bailey has disposed of
his factory on Erie street 70
parties from Grand Rapids.
Mich, whom, we understand,
will enlarge it into a big furn.
iture factory.
Fred Haskell, and G. W. Nor
enc of Laurel Lodge No. 1856 L.
o. q. +. and Mamie Snyder
and Emma Burroughs of Laurel.
wood Rebekah Lodge No. 160,
were delegates to Grand Lodge
which was held at Baker. Oregon.
All reported having q very fine
time. Mr.. Haskell was very
much taken up with the city. He
is planning on Baker as his fu.
ture home. Reported.
The Sunshine Club met Thurs.
day. May 9th, at the home Of
| Mrs. +. J. Claseman, l02 Burr
street. Mrs. 0rvil Gaines was
enrolled as a new member. Miss
Agnes Nelson. q sister of the
hostess, of Cokalo. Minn.. was a
guest. Refreshments were served
to fourteen. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. c. Campbell.
424 South Syracuse street. next
Thursday.
Mrs. N. c. Jannsen was de.
lightiully surprised at her home
Wednesday afternoon, by a few
Of her neighbors, the occasion
being her birthday. AT the end
of a very pleasant afternoon
covers were laid for six: Mrs.
IN. c. Jannsen. Mrs. Misner. Mrs.
Shriner, Mrs. j. ID. keliher.
Mrs. G.. 4. Luman and Mrs,
Chadwick. All wished Mrs. Jann-
sen many more happy birthdays.
Mrs. Laura Jones Rawlinson
will give a demonstration of the
| Dunning System of teaching
music at the Little Theater, 23d
and Washington streets, on Fri
day evening. June llth at 8 o.
clock. Invitations may be OBJ.
tanned from Mrs. Frank A. Rice.
who is quite desirous that all her
former pupils as well as present
ones attend this demonstration
of the Dunning Sy stem.
Impressive services were held
by the old veterans at the public
square on Memorial Day, which
was observed on Monday. The
parade of the G. A. r.. Ladies
of the G. A. r.. w. X. c. and
school children was held previous
to the services at the monument
at the intersection of lvanhoe
and Philadelphia street. A
patriotic program was given in
the hall and dinner was served.
Will Preston has purchased
the establishment of Jeff. Pitch.
ford on Philadelphia street and
also the confectionery store OF
Mr.. Denton on Jersey street. He
has moved the goods from the
Jersey street store to the one on
Philadelphia street. George
Imboden. the enterprising pro-
prietor of the st. Johns Cash
Market, will extend his meat
market by removing the parti-
tion and enlarge the room oc.
cupied by MIR. Denton's confect'
ionery. 1t will be thoroughly
uptodate and very attractive
throughout. and will make one of
the finest meat emporiums in
Portland.
A reception was given Rev.
Chester p. Gates and family at
the Evangelical church Wednes-
day evening which was a very
pleasant affair. A pleasing
program was rendered which
consisted of solos by Mrs. l.. p.
Hoskins. Harry Fassett and
Cecil Greene. a violin solo by
Alma Rassi, piano solo by Eliza
beth Ogden. reading by Mrs.
Geo. M. Hall. addresses by DR..
Borden, Rev. Kloster and short
talks by number of the mem
bers in extending a most cordial
welcome to Re-. Gates and fam
lily. Rev. Gates responded in a
neat manner. Refreshments con-
sisting of ice cream and cake
were afterward served by the