St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-07-23
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BRING In your news items.
A party on Buchanan street ad
vises that 8 a. m. is a little early
for people to come and pick
cherries.
And now it is proposed to levy
a tax of 50 on bachelors. An i'm
position on liberty and the pur
suit of happiness!-Ex.
A further addition has been ad
ded to Becketts Greenhouses
which makes two additiona
greenhouses during the past
year.
All the club girls are asked tC
meet at the local Y. w. G. A,
building next Tuesday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. Any one having
money from the sale of tickets,
I please bring it that day.
An engagement of local inter.
est is that of Miss Iva Moffard
and Mr.. Paul Pierre. Miss
NJ offard is an operator in the
Columbia exchange and Mr..
Pierre is policeman in St. Johns.
The date has not yet been set,
but friends suspect that the
wedding will be held soon.
The petitions for a high bridge
at st. Johns are being signed
generally and il is said that in
only one or two instances have
any one declined TO sign for this
important project. Everybody
wants n high bridge here. II
will be up.to the County Com
missioners TO get busy when the
petitions have been turned in.
Ralph S. Browne of the Sunset
Cash Grocery is off on a vaca-
tion to Sunny California. where
he will spend a few weeks absorb.
ing climate. listening TO the wild
waves at the sea shore. seeing
the mermaids and enjoying him
self in general. He will go as
far south as Los Angeles and
probably do his best TO prevent
any earthquakes there while he
is in town.
DO you do your own automo.
bile repairs? II so you will find
the following books useful :
Dykes Automobile and Gasoline
Engine Encyclopaedia. 1919;
Hayward Automobile Ignition,
Starting and Lighting; Page
Modern Gasoline Automobile. It's
deisRn. construction and main
tenance; Page Automobile
starting. lighting and ignitions
systems; Page How TO run an
automobile; Page-The model I.
Ford car. These books are at
the St. Johns Branch Library.
Doric lodge, A. +. and a. NJ.
of ST. Johns. held a continuous
session, broken only for refresh.
ments from labor from | p. M.
Saturday, until IL p. m.. and
conferred the degree of master
mason upon five applicants.
"A summer supper was served
at 6 p. m, and ice cream and
cake .ater in the evening. A
large number of Masons from
other lodges attended. A. X.
Davis, worshipful master. pre-
sided. The newly arranged and
furnished Masonic hall and
accessory rooms were greatly
admired by all.
The following Officers were
installed at the last meeting
of Laurelwood Rebekah Lodge
No. 100: Noble Grand, Birdie
Hantze; vice grand. Pearl Beck
man; Rec. sec., Anna Can
right; fin. Sec, Emma Bur.
roughs. The installation cere-
mony was performed by ID. ID.
President. Mamie Snyder. as.
sisted by ID. G.. Marshal, Hattie
Haines and staff, who later gave
a very pleasing demonstration
drill. the serpentine floral march
being new and particularly nice.
An interesting feature of the
evening was presentation Of a
Past Noble Grand pin TO Mrs.
Canright, by the retiring Noble
Grand. Nellie Haskell.
A post of the American Legion
was organized at ST. Johns
library July 10th by twenty-six
ex-service men. A. M. War
ner has been working in the
interest Of a post at st. Johns
for some time. he having been
granted permission by the State
Commander and Adjutant of the
Legion. Officers elected tenn
porally: Commander, A. NJ.
Warner; Adjutant. Earl keliher;
Master at Arms. Edward Con-
nant; Chaplain w. ID. Vinson.
Every Ex.Seryice man in this
community should come forward
and take his place in the new
post. Next meeting at st.
Johns Library Friday evening,
July Both. Come and bring a
Buddy. 1t is your duty to your
comrades and to the community.
The Preamble to the Constitu-
tion, the Nature and Eligibility
will be published later.