St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-07-16

at the nome OF Nr. ana. Mrs.
Percy Johnston Tuesday morn
ing.
Mr.. Imboden, father of George
lmboden, left this week for his
home at Lebanon. Penna., after
a very pleasant sojourn of sew
eral months here.
The Pacific Products Company,
which converts otherwise useless
animal matter into useful fertil.
ger, has just finished a new
building in the Peninsula dis
trict.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Campbell
returned home from Salem and
Armsvile and surrounding coun-
try Tuesday. after visiting with
relatives and friends for the past
ten days.
Manager McCredie Of the
Multnomah Theatre is spending
the week end with his family
at Seaside. Earl Jayne is IN
charge of the theatre during his
absence.
The longest orchard in the
world is that of the Dufur Land
ano Orchard Company. seven
miles from The Dalles. II is
nine miles in length. occupies
500 acres and is mostly apples.
The Panther ball club. which
has been beating all comers, and
which is composed Of youngsters
in South st. Johns. is reorganiz-
ing the lineup. Marcel Mer-
chand is president. Leo Gasser
vice president and Billy Davis
secretary.
Hal Hillicker of 92l South
Syracuse street has one of the
finest gardens in St. Johns.
Already the corn Is over five
feet high and for several weeks
he has been using beets. tur-
nips. rutabagas. etc, from the
garden.
A log raft containing over g.
600, 900 feet Of timber has been
sent out of the Columbia river
by the Benson Timber Company,
and is now on the high seas be.
ing towed 20 San Diego. where
il will be sawed into lumber.
The following Officers of Laurel
Lodge. No. 1856. |. o. o. f.
were installed Monday evening
/ Noble Grand, Carl Beckman: (:
Vice Grand. Percy +. Freeman
Rec. Sec. Joe Roberts; Fin.
See. G.. w. Moreno; Treas,
II. F. Clark.
George Imboden of st. Johns
Cash Market has purchased the
Hamilton place at 7l5 Seneca
street, the deal being made Sat.
urday. There is a half acre of
land with the property and con.
tains % fruit trees besides a
lot of berries. George will have
quite a farm in his new possess
ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bragg of
| Concordia. Kansas. sister and
brother.in-law of l.. +. Clark,
l632 n aTA-a sr I, have
been spending a week here and
are so delighted with the coun-
try and its people that on their
return will Immediately sell
out their holdings in Kansas
and come to Gods country, st.
Johns.
The meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will
be held at the Y. w. c. A, rooms
on East Chicago street next Mon
day at $3.50 D. m. Mrs. Matte
SIeeth. State President of Ore
CONS w. c. 7. U.,. will speak,
also Mrs. 0dger. recently from
Council Bluffs. Iowa. The Girls
Reserve will have a surprise for
us during the afternoon. Every
body invited. Reported.
The editor ran this as a lead
ing editorial: "The business
man of this town who is in the
habit of hugging his stenograph.
er had better quit or we will
publish his aname." The next
day thirty-seven business men
called at the office. paid up their
subscriptions for a year in ad
vance, left thfrty.seven columns
of advertising to run indefinitely,
and told the editor not to pay any
attention to fool stories. Sell
wood Bee.
The regular meeting of the
Altruistic Club of Pythian Sisters
was held at the home of Mrs.
Josephine Bell On East Richmond
street last Tuesday at an all
day session, with fifteen men,
bers in attendance. Past Supreme
| Chief Cora NJ. Davis being pre-
sent, spoke of the much good a
club can do, and as the credits
are also given the Temple. spoke
very highly of the work that is
being carried on. After the bust
ness was adjourned it was de-
cided TO meet with Sister /. l..
Gromachey at 920 Syracuse street
II InlV 9th. .-Renorted.