St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-09-10

SOC per 100 sheets, or 800 sheets
for ST.. .25.
John NJ. Mann has announc-
cd his candidacy for reelection
as City Commissioner.
Miss Grace Cole of the PENN
sula National Bank is spending
her vacation at Seaside and other
beach resorts. She will return
Monday.
c. H. Carter has been elected
director of the Peninsula Ma.
tional Bank to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of II. +.
Pennell.
The North School started out
well with a full attendance.
There are four new teachers:
Mrs. AIDA X. Holbrook, Misses
Mary l.. Condor, Emelia Il. Lin
dahl and Hilda Toering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Huyath eel.
ebrated their 25th wedding an
niversary at their home, 1926
N. Leonard street. September
Sth. Many friends were pres.
ent, and they received a number
of expensive silver presents.
Cashier c. b. Russell of the
Peninsula Bank and Mrs. Russell
have returned from a very en-.
joyable motor trip to Victoria,
b. c., Cannon Beach and other
points.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Congregational church will give
a silver tea at the home of Mrs.
j. Bailey, corner Princeton and
Buchanan streets. Wednesday af-
ternoon next. All cordially in
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. -. Beam and
Mr.. and Mrs. ChnS. +. Tracy
molorcd Ia Seaside for the.
week end. and found The lower
Columbia Highway in splendid
condition. The paving. will
soon be finished The entire way
making n delightful diivc lo'
our finest summer resort The
weather was ideal aud balhcrS
were taking advantage of tic
surf.
Congregational Church Pas
tor, Rev. j. w. Thrcllnll: Sun
day school 10 To II; morning
service II Ia ~. subject. Are
we doing n good work bndly?"
Evening service 4 to o; subject.
THE Amendment Clause of the
Bible AT The close of the
morning service several new
members will be received into
the church and the sacrament
of the Lords Supper will be
administered. Make u real cf-
fort Ia be present. Reported.
Mrs. Ella Henry died at her
home. 4l2 Bristol street, Sept.
7th. OF tuberculosis, aged 30 years,
2 months and ID days. She was
born in Idaho and had resided on
Bristol street for the past year.
Deceased is survived by her hus.
band and two daughters. The
funeral services were held at
Portland CrematOfum at 2:30 p.
m. Sept. 9th, the st. Johns Un.
dertaking Co. in charge.
Labor Day was a red letter
day for the Scales e. Currier
and Bonham 4 Currier stores.
All the help and families of the
help and the owners and their
families picniced together on the
shore of the Sandy river along
the Columbia Highway. Ii was
the first annual gathering where
the help and bosses swan. play
ed games ate together, told sto.
ries, took snap shots at each
other and mixed generally, just
as they should mix at all times.
None of the crowd wanted 10
make the first move to go home,
and perhaps none would have if |
II were not quite conclusive that |
there would be another.
Oregon Grape Circle No. 81, |
of WOOdcrafi, held |
a splendid meeting on Scptcm- !
ber lst i'm Bickncr Hall and |
started a contest which prom
Ises to be a lively one, and slim |
llatc the growth of member |
ship and attendance of the Cir |
,lc, Neighbor Emma Beam
was chosen captain of Division |
4, and Neighbor Rosetta Smith !
was chosen captain of Division
B. Time will tell which side !
will be the winners, as points |
lre to be awarded on "a variety |
Of different things. The next |
meeting will be an open meet
.ng of the Circle and Oregon |
.irape Club, September 18th at
$3.50 p. NJ. in Bickner Hall. All !
and visiting members
please remember the date, and |
be there and bring a friend witlr
you. This Circle will give a
Halloween dance in Bickncr
Hall Saturday evening, October
Both. There will be good mu-
sic and the floor will be put in