St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-01-16

An eight pound daughter ar
rived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. +. Mason. Wednesday.
BE a Booster. Read the big
announcement in Bonham & Cur.
rier's space on last page of this
paper.
J. X. Weimer. who had a Sc.
we're time of it with blood poison,
is gradually regaining his
strength.
Edward Kaer, Boy Scout,
found a package containing 70
high school tickets Wednesday,
and promptly returned them.
J.E. Smith. CID Windle street.
spent Sunday with his wife who
is in a hospital at Salem. He
reports she is getting along fine.
Thanks to the little boys
and girls that remembered little
Afford Broderser. They certainly
made his little heart glad. -
Contributed.
/ Willis Moxon. after three
| years service in Washington, ID.
IC., where he held n clerical pos
ition for Uncle Sam, is return
ing 10 st. Johns.
Mrs. II. M. lsham. after a
very pleasant sojourn with her
parents. Mrs. and Mrs. l.. l..
Cooper. has returned 10 her home
at Bluslide. Wash.
At the Pioneer M. +. church
Sunday evening Prohibition
Amendment Thanksgiving Ser
vice. Special speakers and good
singing.
Rev. A. =. Layton's condition
has improved so wonderfully that
he preached last Sunday. both
morning and evening. His con-
gregation and friends rejoice
with him in his recovery.
Rev. w. o. Shields and wife
of LaCenter. Wash. were called
10 ST. Johns the first of the
week 10 attend the funeral Of
their little grandson. Arthur W.
Shields.
The Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will meet next
Monday at 2 O'Clock with Mrs.
G. ID. Eatinger, 72S h. Char
lesion street. near Fes5enden st.
Come. Reported.
Harry f. Hall and Miss Sylvia
Barbara Sagersa were united
in marriage at the home of the
groom in Linnton, Oregon, last
Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
DR.. II. f. Jones performing the
ceremony.
A permit for the construction
of a flour mill at the st. Johns
municipal terminal at a cost of
$l25, 600 was taken out at the
building inspectors bureau by
the Eagle Flour mills Tuesday
morning. J.E. Case was named
as builder.
We desire to express our heart.
felt thanks to the neighbors and
friends for their aid and SYM
pathy during the illness and
death of our beloved husband
and father. and assure them
their kindness will ever be CRATE
folly remembered. Mrs. A. l..
Miner and Family.
C. A. Ray of East Buchanan
street received the sad news
that his step.father. Harvey
Hartupe, had been found dead
in bed at Los Angeles. where
he had been visiting. He was
aged rs years. and resided in
San Diego.
In renewing his subscription
to the Review. ID. Tallman.
formerly a well known citizen
of st. Johns and former council
man, Dul WIN ndo DccH lOSdJCu
at Freeport. New York. for the
past several years. states "The
prospects are now that we will
in a few more weeks become
residents of st. Johns again.
which will more than pleas Sc US
TO he SUCH"
0rlo Leslie Kenison died at his
home. 922 East Burr street. jan
uary 9th of pneumonia. He was
born in South Dakota and had
resided here for about twelve
years. ~ He was aged % years
and 8 months, and was Unmar.
ried. He had been in the navy
service. The funeral services
took place at the Adventist
church Sunday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Rev. Dickson preaching
the sermon. interment in Col
umbia cemetery. the st. Johns
Undertaking Co. in charge.