St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-10-22

Altruistic Club. Pythian Sil
ters,' cooked food sale. Oct. 80.
T Born-Sunday, October It'll
to Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Arnolc
2050 Willamette boulevard. z
ID. daughter.
E. Engdahl of 317 E. Burline
ton street brought three potatoe
to this Office yesterday tina
weighed eight pounds. The
were sure beauties.
Construction will begin with
in the next sixty days on tn
Western Wool Warehouse com
pany plant at the foot of Rich
mond street. The buildings ar
estimated to cost $500. 600.
Since last Wednesday 43 car
of grain have been unloaded a
the municipal grain elevator
This was the first grain to pas
through the municipal elevator
which was completed last spring
The Ladies' Aid gave a silvel
tea Wednesday afternoon at tn,
lovely home of Mrs. G. w. Rob
erts. A large attendance was
present and all had a nice socia
afternoon.
Mrs. G. b. Nickerson enter.
tanned at dinner Sunday. Octo.
ber 10th. in honor of her friend.
Mrs. M. j. Gilbert. who has
been spending the summer with
her. Places were laid for ten.
and a very pleasant time was
enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Clark have
returned from their two weeks
vacation mt Marshfeld, where
the former represented the X.
Of p. at Grand Lodge, and the lat.
ter the Pythian Sisters. They
immensely enjoyed every min.
ute Of the time. even If the rain
did descend in bucketfuls at
times.
Robt. N. Stanfield, Republican
candidate for u. S. Senator, will
speak in Bickners Monday night.
October 25th. at 8 O'Clock under
the auspices Of the st. Johns
Republican Club. A good pro.
gram has been arranged for your
entertainment and instruction.
All are welcome. w. A. Car
roll. Pres.
The only goat dairy in the
northwest is being established
by the Portland Goat Dairy COM
pany, a new Portland corpora.
tion, which has secured range
privileges on a 600 acre tract
near Rocky Butte. IL now has
l20 milk goats. Later the herd
will be brought up TO 1000 ami
mails and the company will enter
the cheese making field.
Mrs. Clare M. Clark, widow OF
the late Arthur Clark. who has
been in Los Angeles for the past
couple Of years, is spending a
couple of weeks vacation at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +.
Clark. A party was held at the
Clark home in her honor Wed.
nesday evening. Mrs. Clark,
who formerly was with the Pen.
insula National Bank. holds a
responsible position with the
Federal Bank at Los Angeles.
An excavator which will move
60 per cent more material in a
given time than a steam shovel
and will clear streets for a small
fraction of the price now being
paid is to be manufactured by
the newly organized Watts Ex-
cavator company of Portland.
Buckets are so hung on a steel
frame as to permit the machine
to take a "a foot cut in width
down to grade. leaving a solid
base. II digs up old macadam
and gravel roads without diff
Guilty. it is said.
Olive Hayes gave a party ut
her hoRe. 838 N. Jersey street.
the evening of October l7th. |
Seated around the table were
Dale Campbell, Wilbur Meyer,
Olga Hansen. Alfred Mageske, |
Lila Sawyer, Verya Shields. |
Beulah Wells, Roy Killion and
Mrs. Hayes, Blanche Meyer,
Bessie Koeneke, Joe Koeneke. |
Mr.. Harmon and Mr.. Smith. |
The refreshments consisted of |
ice cream. figs. apples and candy. |
Games Of an enjoyable nature |
were played.
Congregational church. pastor
Rev. j. w. Threlfall. Sunday |
exercises: Sunday school 10 to |
IL, morning worship ii to IL;
topic. "The Truth About Trials"
Evening service, 7:30 to $50;
topic. Deceptive Appearances.
On Thursday evening, Oct. 28th. |
at GAS D. m. the Congregational
Club holds a church supper at |
the Congregational church. All
interested in the church or in |
the club should be present to
make a successful and enjoyable |
occasion. The supper will be
followed by brief business meet
ings of the church and of the
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