St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-04-02

The Easter program at the
Christian church Sunday even
ing will be in charge of the ju-
nior department.
N. A. and c. w. Gee have
leased the front room of the
Chicago Rooming House. where
Mr.. c. w. Gee will make his
home.
A bouncing eight pound boy
arrived at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Widmer in North st.
Johns bright and early Sunday
morning.
Mrs. w. J. Mackey success
fully underwent an operation at
st. Vincent's hospital Wednes-
day and is getting along nicely,
we learn.
Mrs. David Dickson UNDER
went an operation at the Good
Samaritan hospital the latter part
of last week. She is getting
along nicely.
The II. +. Clark Furniture
company has purchased the
building occupied by IL from G.
A. DeGuire. J. S. Mckinney
negotiated the sale.
Lindroff Skarr was given a
surprise Wednesday night at his
home in North st. Johns by the
senior class Of James John high
school, of which he is a men,
ber.
Miss Georgia Rich, the talent
ed pianist. has been on the sick
list for the past couple of weeks.
Her many pupils and friends will
be glad TO know she is steadily
improving.
Mrs. George Lynn Of Hood
River was st. Johns visitor
Saturday. She is now a grand.
mother, as her daughter.
Georgia, well known in st. Johns,
gave birth 10 a boy at Hood River
last week.
C. S. Currin left last Saturday
10 take charge as manager of
the drug stores of the Southern
Oregon Drug Co. at Merrill and
Klamath Falls. Of which Currins
for Drugs are principal stock
holders.
Additional cabinet room deliv-
cred recently for the domestic
art department of James John
high school affords the girls OF
the sewing class needed space
for material. The girls are turn.
ing out some beautiful dresses
this term.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. NJ. Bean
and family of Minnesota have
been visiting here for the past
week. Mrs. Bean. who is a sis
ter of Miss Minnie Plasket, was
a former resident of st. Johns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bean expect to
make their home in California.
All young people above thir-
teen years Of age are most cord
tally invited 10 attend a commu-
nifty party at the local Y. w. {.
A. club rooms Wednesday even
ing, April 7th. at 8 o'clock.
Walter jenkins, the city song
leader. will be present. Ser
geant Crane will sing, and a de-
lightful program has been ar
ranged. A real informal social
time together is the object. |
Come ana bring a friend.-Com-
mittee on Arrangements.
Mrs. John Watson was a most
delightful hostess at her home |
on Burr street last week when |
she entertained the Pythian |
Sisters. A most bounteous dinner
was served at noon, TO which all |
did full justice, and all left for
home feeling we'll repaid for
their presence. The club meets |
with Mrs. A. W. Markle on
South Ivanhoe street Tuesday, |
April 9th. A good attendance
is especially desired at this
time. Reported.
Every member of the st. Johns
Community Club should take ad-
vantage of the kind invitation /
of Mr.. f. C. Knapp to be the |
guest of the Peninsula Lumber
Company at their club rooms on
the evening of April 9th. being
next Tuesday evening. Auto
service will be provided for all,
with Thomas AutZen in charge.
Meet at the Peninsula Bank cor
ner by 6 O'Clock il possible. and
not later than $50. Mr.. Knapp
Is one of the best boosters the
Peninsula ever possessed and no
doubt will make an address that
will be interesting to all. Dinner
will be served at about seven
o'clock and will be furnished
through the generosity of Mr.. J