St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-06-11

sick list the first of the week
A night man should be put OF
at the East st, Johns station
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford Bay has been quite il
with pneumonia.
Mrs. George Worthington OF
10l N. Swenson street has been
i'll for.several days.
Some big time in Chicago his
week. What the result will be
is still an open question.
Mrs. Anna Goodhue will leave
in few days for an extended
visit to relatives and friends in
Battle Creek, Mich.
The Evangelical services al
the Christian church are still
proving Highly successful and
the attendance is large.
Mr.. and.Mrs. G. f. Hopwood
Of Victoria. b. c.. are visiting
the latters mother. Mrs. II. A.
Longstaff, 92l N. Hudson street.
Members of the Christian
church made q house to house
canvass of st. Johns last Sun
day, leaving literature at the
various homes.
The Greater st. Johns Realty
Company is negotiating with a
manufacturing concern that is
considering the purchase Of a
site in st. Johns.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Odgen
and daughter, Ernestine, arrived
from Council Bluffs, Ia. Fri.
day. and will make their home
here. Mrs. Il. A. Olsen and Mrs.
Merritt. Of st. Johns. are
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Og.
den.
Mrs. s. NJ. Tufts Is here for n
few weeks from lnglewood. Cal,
where recently she has made her
home with her son. Nose TUFTS.
Mrs. Tufts was resident of st.
JOHNS for many years.
j. b. Thorp has returned from
a three weeks sojourn in South
ern Texas. where he was called
by the death of his mother. Be-
sides Mr.. Thorp the deceased left
her husband. five sons and three
daughters. forty grandchildren
and seven great grandchildren.
Mr.. Ihorp reports the crops the
best in years with help scarce.
The Royal Neighbors gave Mrs.
Pangborn a farewell surprise
party at her home on Lombard
street last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Pangborn is leaving to spend
the summer near Mt. Hood.
Those present were Mesdames
Corbett. Reid. Wright. Berry.
Wood, Fairchild. Henderson.
Boyd and Reynolds. Light re.
freshments were served and a
pleasant evening was enjoyed by
all.
For the second consecutive
month the telephone service
given by the local office has been
rated first by telephone company
according TO the regular monthly
test. OF The eight offices in
the city. st. Johns is the smallest
and. five lines are tried out daily
for speed in completing the call.
The st. Johns girls are proud of
their record for April and May
and are trying to keep the re-
cord for June.
Ernest Adamson of Chicago
was the gaest of his uncle. S. c. !
Cook, and his family, 1902 0s-
wsgo street. Saturday and Sun
day. Adamson is in the West in |
the interest Of the Meinrath !
brokerage company of Chicago. |
Branch houses of this firm are !
in San Francisco and |
Seattle and. according TO Adam !
son. an office will in all pro-
liability be established here in
the near future.
Rose Temple No. 43. Pythian
Sisters. held their regular meet
ing last Thursday evening, when
several new members were taken
in. Past Supreme Chief Cora
NJ. Davis being present, put on
the initiatory work in her usual
manner. Altar the
business closed refreshments
we're served. This Temple is
growing every meeting and meets
The first and third Thursday of
each month, to which each and
every member is earnestly in
Vited to be present. Reported.
The fire department and the
police department will be soon
comfortably quartered in the old /
,ity hall. The work is being
lone by the firemen under Cap
ain Stark, with Chief Holden
architect. b. S. Henry chief
plumber. The entire second
story will be devoted to the fire
mems dormitory. baths, lockers
and officers quarters. The first
story will be given over TO the