St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-11-12

anu MIS- u ms DIldW UlOJOTt'
to Corbett Saturday and spen
the day there.
Miss Miriam Woodberry o
New York spoke on "Immigrs
tion" at the Congregations
church Sunday evening.
A new furnace has been in
stalled In the Evangelical church,
and the new concrete walls t
the basement completed.
| c. c. Woodhouse of Republic,
| WASH. is spending a few days
in st. Johns looking after his
large realty holdings here.
j. II. Evans. who has been or
the sick list for some time. is
able to be out and walk to the
office of his physician. DR.. Jones.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E.
Cloninger, of 143 N. Kellogg
street, Nov. I'd, a daughter, weigh.
ink . pounuS.
Hundreds Of thousands of
acres of lodge pole pine and jack
pine in Central Oregon. valueless
for timber, may become founda-
tion of a good grade Of CONNER
cial paper.
Crews working day and night
clearing site for new Stauffer
Chemical company. which is to
locate a branch in Portland IN
the Columbia Engineering works
property at LiEnton.
Box shocks for the fruit dis
trict around Hood River are to
be turned out by a box factory
to be established soon at Odell.
The place will be centrally located
and of great advantage TO the
orchardists.
IL there had been the same
nmuber Of business days In
October. 1920. as in the same
month in 1919 a new high record
in Portland bank clearings would
have been set. Figures reached
81. 602. 5l4. $50 or 50. 1863. 1876 more
than in Seattle.
Everything from ice cream to
"hot dogs" and from cheese to
brooms will be exhibited this
week at the annual food show
which opened in the armory
Monday. Over 80 manufacturers,
many Of them turning out made
in Oregon goods, have reserved
spac es.
0ne-half million pounds of
Oregon prunes are being sent this
season by the Oregon Growers
Cooperative association to
Holland. Shipments are now also
en- route TO Liverpool and London
and those 10 Canada have been
going forward for some time.
Evelyn X. Smarter of st. Johns
and Clifford L. Pike of Bay City.
Oregon, were married at the
Methodist parsonage November
lst. The Rev. w. Il. Kloster
performed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Pike will reside in
Bay City. where the groom is
engaged in the dairy business.
The comedy drama, "Idiosyn-
cracies." presented by the James
John high school girls glee club
on Friday evening. was well at
tended. The program was
planned as house warming for
the rebuilt high school and was
under direction of Miss Olive
Kincaid. Following the drama
games and dancing were enjoyed
in the gymnasium.
The Bachelor Club will have a
fast basket ball team this year
and the home folks will be able
to see them in action on the
skating rink floor in the near fu-
ture. Within the club five teams
have been organized and a tour
nament will be staged for the
lead mug" The cup will be
donated by Brother Bones. and
don't fool yourselves-the con-
test is going to be Hot!-Rep.
At a meeting of the Past
Chiefs of Rose Temple No. 43,
Pythian Sisters, held at 303 Bur-
lington street, on Friday even-
ing. a club was formed with
Past Grand Chief Hannah elect
ed as L. G. r. and p. c.. Alice.
l.. G. S. Other p. c. present
were Sarah. Josephine, Anna.
Etiie and Lola. A short bust.
ness session and a delightful So
cial time was greatly enjoyed.
The next regular meeting will
be Dec. Sd at 622 Ivanhoe street.
Mr.. Robert Walker, Superb
tendent of the American Marine
Iron Works at st. Johns. says
Mr.. John Mann. City Comission-
er. is sure on the job. During
Mr.. Mann's visit TO st. Johns
district Mr.. Walker drew his
attention to the fact that the
corner of Burr and South Kel-
logg was very poorly lighted.
il unsafe for children to
be out after dark. A light now
shines on the corner of Burr and
s. Kellogg streets. Mr.. Walker