St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-12-31
Don't forget TO make it 1921

n.y.
The old-fashioned man who
could drink or let il alone i:
now letting il alone.
If this thing keeps on the
only thing that can be brewet
at home will be trouble.-Ex.
Miss Lena Cochran and hel
brother, Arnold Cochran, OF
Lewiston, Idaho, are visiting
for the holidays with V. +
Cochran.
A baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
5. Monsey at Vancouver, Wash,
! Christmas morning. Mrs. Mon.
sey was formerly Miss Pearl
Monroe of st. Johns.
An awful wall is going up
from the South because of the
drop in the price of cotton, but
blessed IL we can see but what
II costs ten times more now 10
spit a little of il than il ever did
before.-Ex.
George M. Gradcn and wife
of Detroit. Michigan, are here
spending the holidays with his
father and mother. brother and
sisters. Mr.. Graden is an en-
gineer on the passenger run be-
tween Detroit and Montpelier,
Ohio.
The Altruisiic Club, Pylhian
Sisters, gave a Christmas enter
tainment in Bickncr Hall Dec.
2lst. A tree was furnished and
speaking and singing were en-
joyed by all. after which Santa
Claus arrived and gave bags
of candy and nuts To the chill
dren present. A delightful
evening was enjoyed by all
present. Reported.
Laurel Lodge No. 1856, !. q.
o. f., of 81. Johns, held its am
nual home coming and roll call
Monday night. Six veteran
jewels, C.. II. Thaycr, &. +,
Hendricks. Gilbert Ward, +. /,
Beam. J. =. Jones, members for
twenty-five years, and +. NJ,
Raihburn. member for forty
five years, were presented by
J. M. Hart. past grand chaplain
of the grand lodge.
Anna Bercovich became the
bride of Leon Siearns at u we'd
ding splemnized at the home OF
the brides parents, 6Sl FirsI
street. by Rabbi ]. Is. Faivush0,
vich, Sunday. More than lOC
guests attended the ceremony
and wedding dinner. MIR
Slearns is proprietor of n gro
Gerry store, corner of FesscndcI
and Meyers streets, ST. Johns
Mr.. and Mrs. Stearns> left fol
Seattle for Il weeks wedding
trip. after which they will be n
home here.
In an exciting basket bal
game at the skating rink Mon
day evening the ST. Johns Lum
ber Co. club gave the stronl
| Alameda club a hard tussle, al
though the latter won out by I
score of 20 To l6. Bloom, Davis
and Serber starred for the 10
Gals. Wednesday evening, Jan.
uary 9TH, the Bachelor Clul
and ST. Johns Lumber Co. Clul
will oppose each other at the
local skating rink and a good
game is anticipated.
The III. Is. Compson Relief
Corps No. 80 of ST. Johns will
have no regular meeting until
January 18th, when they will
have a joint installation with
the Post. Dinner will be served
promptly at noon in the Post
hall. Would like 10 have every
member of the Corps come,
with a well filled basket and
give the comrades a dinner Ia
be remembered. BY order OF
the President.
Congregational Church-Pas-
tor, Rev. ]. w. Thr6lfall. New
Year Sunday exercises: Sunday
School 10 10 IL. New Year
service at II, subject, "Obey
That New Year Impulse" New
members will be received into
the church and the Lords Sup
per administered. Evening
service 1880 to $50. Subject,
Conversion" Make this first
Sunday in the New Year a go
to-church Sunday.
The contract for pulling pill
ing and building bulkheads al
the drydock as a part of the
repair work on the dock and
preparing the site for the berth
of the new drydock Of the Pub
lie Dock Commission, has been
awarded by the Port of Port
land Commission to the Jacob
sen Construction company for
$38,011. The successful con
tractor submitted the lowest OF
three bids. The work will be
started Immediately as the pom
toons for the drydOck Of the
Public Dock Commission are
nearing completion and will be
ready for installation within q
few months.