St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-09-17

| The Y. w. G.. A. sewing class
starts September Goth.
Mrs. B. Everett will spend 6
couple of weeks in Silverton.
Typewriter paper at this office
30c per 100 sheets. or 500 sheets
for S1.25.
The Columbia river salmon
pack this season totaled 600, 00(
cases.
Going away! will sell two good
cows. bottles and milk route. 81
GIG +. John street.
j. G. Helms brought a nam.
moth head of cabbage to this
office yesterday, also some beau.
tiful potatoes. They are on dis.
play at this office. Look them
over.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Film of
LaGrande. Oregon. were the
guests of Mrs. Films sister,
Mrs. N. II. Johnson. last week,
returning home Saturday even
ing.
The Ladies' Aid of the Con-
gregational church held a silver
tea at the home of Mrs. j. O.
Bailey on South Princeton street
Wednesday. A good time was
had by all attending.
DR.. Esther Lovejoy gave an
interesting and entertaining dis.
course Tuesday evening In Bick-
ner hall before the Cox Roosevelt
club. The attendance was large
and the lady's talk enjoyed, Vo.
cal selections were also rendered
and were pleasing.
w. j. Forsythe and family
have returned from a very pleas
ant trip TO Tacoma. where they
visited Mrs. Forsythe's sister.
They report a glorious time.
Mr.. Forsythe is back on the job
again at the Sunset Cash Gro.
Gerry.
With the new immense dry
dock to be located in st. Johns,
the park site secured in North
st. Johns, the high school site
likely to he secured in a few days.
the new line TO the terminal,
much improvement TO be made
there. other things in the air
we should worry.
The Rainbow Club delightfully."-
entertained the inmates of Pat
ton Home Friday afternoon. Sep,
3rd. The program consisted OF
| folk and solo dances. songs, dia'
Ilogues. readings. and piano solos,
The children were very much ap'
preciated by the audience and
invited 10 return.
A luncheon and greeting TO the
new teachers was held at the
North school during the moon
hour Wednesday. Those attend
ing: Principal, Nellie M, Ste
vens; Opal Hagenbuch. AIDA II,
Holbrook. Ethel Toering. Amelia
Lindahl. Daisy ID, Rush. Mae
Cooper, Florence O'Brien, Myr,
tie Fowler, Mary Condor.
John =. Reynolds of Granada,
Col, and j. Z. Reynolds of Phoe-
mix, Arizona. are here the guests
of Mrs. w. j. Lawrence. 100
Willamette boulevard. The for
mer is her father and the latter
her brother. both OF whom she
had not seen for number OF
years.
How editors get rich: He
started poor as a proverbial
church mouse twenty years ago.
He has now retired with a COM
| Portable fortune of $50. 900. This
money was acquired through in
dustry, economy, conscientious
effort to give full value. indomit.
able perseverance and the death
of an uncle. who left the editor
$40, 999. 80. Elk.
The meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union
will be held at the home of Mrs.
j. {. Scott, l02 Central avenue.
next Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. There will be echoes
from the County Convention. af.
ter which Mrs. Mary l.. Mallott
of Portland will give us a talk
on Moral Education. We hope
to have a good attendance. h >
erybody welcome. Reported.
Dried buttermilk for feeding
poultry and stock made its off
cial debut in Portland last week
when the Portland FIGURING mills
put on a huge chicken dinner at
several of the hotels. All of the
birds were fattened on the new
product, which is being turned
out by the Olympic Cereal mill.
recently completed. The plant
will provide a market for luqid
which has generally been regard
ed as 80 per cent waste.
The Knights and Ladies of Sc
curity elected the following Off
GERS at a meeting held Septem-
ber 7th: Pres. Frank Gasser;
vice pres, Bro. Grow; End vice
pres. Bro. Nugen,; prelate, Sis.
Ir1, Ona.l;.,. Gnorosa.