St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-06-25

Mrs. f. +. Day of 404 Alt;
street has been visiting rela
tives in Idaho.
Monday was the longest day O
the year and the days will nov
begin to shorten.
T. j. Monahan of the loca
post office has been enjoying ;
well earned vacation.
Mrs. G. B. Tate is now
associated with j. +. Gilmore il
the real estate business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransome Young
and children left for their new
home at Corvallis June 10Th.
Ballard f. Webb and sister
Miss Minnie, of Fort Stevens,
are guests at the home of theil
uncle. j. l.. Caldwell.
The Shriners certainly wear
beautiful and striking uniforms.
They have all been having q
wonderful time this week.
Miss Florence Davis is home
for her vacation from Eugene,
where she had been teaching the
past year in the high school.
N. A. Gee is putting in an
"early garden planted late" on
Jersey street between DR.. Jones'
office and the "Tin House"
st. Johns has been rather a
quiet district this week. n large
part OF the population attending
the festivities in Portland.
Geo. NJ. Hall cut quite a cash
in his hand while splitting wood
last Saturday. Il is getting
along in good shape. however.
Miss Mary Sneddin of Salt
Lake City Is visiting Miss Flor.
ence Davis at ll5 West Buchanan
street. Miss Sneddin is q high
school teacher.
The dedication services of the
church edifice of the Christian
church were largely attended last
Sunday. An interesting pro-
gram was given.
Mrs. w. S. Price and children
and Mrs. T.. G.. Lalreck Of io-
quiam, Wash. are guests at the
home Of Mrs. +. h. Farr, S25
North Central avenue.
The Rev. Father Hyacinth.
pastor OF st. Clements Catholic
church. has gone to Chicago.
where he was called on account
of the illness of his mother.
The st. Johns Community Club
will not meet next week, ha ing
been postponed until later. the
date Of which will be announced
in next weeks Review.
A. c. Gesler, formerly a well
known furniture dealer Of ST.
Johns, and now engaged in the
same business at Centralia.
Wash. was visible on our
streets Wednesday.
Fred Thompson. an employe
Of the Western CooperaPe Co.,
had the misfortune To have his
foot mashed by a block falling
upon il. He is confined 10 his
home at 1910 S. Leonard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Cannon and
Earl Baldwin Of Vancouver,
Wash, and Mr.. Brooks and Mrs.
Minnie Schroeder of Vader,
Wash. visited at the home of
John Beaver. 1910 S. Leonard
street. Sunday.
Portland surely has on gala
attire this week in honor of the |
Shriners' Convention and the !
Rose Festival. Never has 1t !
looked more beautiful and the |
crowds are immense. IL is prob |
ably the biggest and best week |
Portland has yet experienced. !
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Tallman
arrived in st. Johns Sunday |
from Freeport. New |
York. where they have been for
the past four years. They are
: lad to get back to good old st.
Johns, and have again taken up
their residence at their former
home. 3l6 South Syracuse.
They say that he who keeps
silent is soon forgotten; that he
who does not advance soon falls
back; that he who ceases to
grow greater becomes smaller;
that it costs more now TO live
han it ever did in the world be-
fore. but then it's worth more.
don't you know.-Ex. 4
Ladies, come and take the car
in front of the st. Johns Hard
ware at 8 a. m. sharp next Mon.
lay. We will go TO Mrs. DeLizers
at Vancouver, WASH, 10 attend
he w. C. T. u. meeting. Mrs.
]. C. Scott will read a paper on
Spiritual Christianity in Our
Union" Bring sandwich. Re
ported.
Glen Grice and wife of Mos