St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-10-08
H. w. Bonham is serving on
the grand jury this month.

sunday: Are Sin, Disease, anC
Death Real?
Mrs. M. F. Groh has purchas
ed the Fern grocery and confec
tionery store from Thomas Coupe
on North Jersey street.
Mayor Baker has an announce
ment in this paper. He is {
candidate to succeed himself
One good term deserves another
The largest parsnip noted this
year was grown by j. Floyd al
Sl5 N. Smith avenue. It was
planted May 10th, and is 9
beauty.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Thorpe,
formerly of st. Johns. but now
of Nez Perce. Idaho, wish to an.
nounce the birth of little
daughter. Helen Louise. Oct.
lst, weight 81 pounds.
Mrs.J.B. Thorp, who has been
spending the summer in Texas
and Oklahoma, expects to be
home soon. Just now she is
with her daughter. Mrs. l.. r.
Thorp. at Nez Perce, Idaho.
The Bachelor Club has pur.
chased a l00xl00 tract of land
on Philadelphia street and il is
their intention TO place a SUBJ
stantial structure thereon. A.
w. Davis made the deal.
The Sans Dieu Rien class of
the Evangelical church will hold
a social and business meeting in
the basement of the church on
Tuesday evening. October 18th.
Refreshments will be served.
The young people of st. Johns
invited.
John M. Mann. City Commits.
sioner, called on a number Of
his old friends in st. Johns dur
ing the past week. Mr.. Mann
has surely made good in the
Office of Commissioner and the
sentiment Of the people out this
way seems to be that he will be
retained for another term.
Stewart McClave. who was a
well known business man Of ST.
Johns a number of years ago.
died ut his home in Portland
Sept. 30th. aged S2 years. Be-
sides his widow he is survived
by the following children: j.
II M. McClave. Denver: Mrs. An
drew Plattner. Seattle: J.R. Nc.
Clave. Las Vegas, New; w. S.
McClave. Miami. Fla; Mrs. j.
Franklin Adams. Ann Arbor.
Mich. X. G. McClave. East Mo-
line. ILL.,. and X. S. McClave.
Filler. Idaho.
A very pleasant surprise was
given Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M. Gal
braith. 2076.N. Willamette boul-
evard. Friday evening. Oct. lst.
IL being Mrs. Galbraith's birth
day. her friends and neighbors
planned a surprise for her.
There were 2l present: Mr.. and
Mrs. Bilyeu and little boys, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Ogden and three
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Murftt
and son, Mrs. Sullivan and son,
Mr.. Stadelman. and several 9TH
er friends. A good time was
enjoyed by all. Ice cream and
cake were served as refresh
ments.
A cargo of 5041 tons of Hawa-
iian molasses reached municipal
terminal No. 4 Tuesday after
noon aboard the tank steamer
City of Reno. and began dis
charging into the storage tanks
at the terminal. IL will be dis
tributed throughout the north
vest by Parrott Co.. importers
of the molssses. This is the |
second such cargo to come here.
A smaller cargo of molasses was
brought last winter by the sail.
ing tank ship Falls of Clyde. |
On her last visit to this port the |
City of Reno brought a cargo of |
creosote oil from Europe for the
st. Helens Creosoting company.
Monday. October 9TH. the Re-
bekahs of Laurelwood Lodge
gave the Odd Fellows of Laurel |
Lodge a delightful surprise. COM
ing in on them just before lodge |
was over and fixing up a dandy
supper. Dancing until midnight |
was enjoyed by all those present. |
The music. which was of the
very best. was furnished by Mrs.
Guy Boyd. Miss Burroughs and |
John Goodman and Joe Bur-
roughs. After the dancing sew
eral short addresses were made,
after which everybody went home, |
happy as two bugs in a rug, |
with a healthy family of buglets. |
Reported.
The gymnasium class of the Y. !
w. c. A. will open Wednesday,
October Goth.
For Sale-One heater and small |
size range, almost new; heater SIS; |
range $25.-527 Z. Richmond.
For Sale-Four room house, lot
50xl00; has electric and gas lights,
fine garage with electric lights,
large gas range. heater, linoleum.
lawnmower. rake and load of wood |