St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-09-10

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Multnomah Theatre has beer
installed.
L. F. Clark is serving his
country as a grand juror this
month.
DIR. T. L. Perkins has announ.
ced his candidacy for City Com
missioner.
DR.. l.. J. Kclihcr is spending
a few days in Seattle, and viii
return next Monday.
Mrs. b. II. Hoover, son and
daughter, of North Powder. arc
here for a couple of weeks.
Clarence lIcrwiek has re-
turned from Southern Oregon
where he had been all summer.
Miss Opal Weimcr has gone
TO Berkeley, Cal, where she will
spend u year in attending col
legc.
Miss Margaret Kerr has re-
turned from Mcdford. after q
two weeks visit with her fa-
ther.
Helen Dunbar. who has been
i'll with slight attack of ty-
phoid fever, is reported inn
proving.
Raisins are so good in n pic
that IL is u dcsccralion To waste
them in the kind of inloNicants
they can be turned into.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lyon of
Cedar Lake. Wis, are visiting
the formers sister. Mrs. II. a.
Longslnff, 72l y. Hudson ST.
Local ads. should be brought TO
the Office instead of using the
telephone. IL is sometimes hard
to hear distinctly over the phone.
Mrs. M. c. Bergman fell near
the Rose City hotel Sunday even
ing and dislocated her shoulder.
She is aged 20 years, and is get
ting along nicely.
II. Peck of III :. Crawford
street gathered Sol eggs pro-
duccd from 81 White Lcghorns
during the month of August.
which is some record.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Patterson
and little son went Ia Castor,
Oregon, Saturday night. MIR.
Patterson returned Tuesday.
while his wife and son are re-
naming for the week.
Just as we go to press We learn
Of the fatal accident happening 10
the little 3 year old son Of Charles
Hunter who was knocked down by
Riley's truck as II was turning in
on Alta street from Jersey at the
Grabateria Store near 5 O'Clock this
(Friday) evening
Mrs. NJ. T.. Cotlcl of Long
Beach, Wash, who has been
visiting Mrs. ID. Oliver and
friends here, expects lo return
To her home the latter part of
this week.
Thomas Coupe haas purchased
The Fern grocery and cOnlcc-
iioncry store on North Jersey
street, and taken possession ol
the same. Mr.. Coupe will no
doubt make n fine success of
his new venture.
Vera Robertson had her ton
sils and adcECids successfully
removed and is getting along
fine. She is now ready To 60
to her home at Stanlield, Ore
g0n, after spending some time
with her grandmother, Mrs.
Hoover, here.
Construction of a plant for
the newly incorporated Western
Wool Warehouse company is
to begin in the near future pos
sibly at st. JOHNS and will rep
resent a cash outlay of more
than $4,000. The concern is
capitalized at $2,000.OO0.
All who are interested i'm or
ganizing IA Harding and Cool
idge club for ST. Johns district
are requested to meet at 30i1a
y. Jersey street Saturday even
ing. September llth, at eight
O'Clock. Ladies are urged to
attend this meeting w. A.
Carroll, Committeeman.
Mrs. l.. f. Scott of Long
Beach, Cal, is visiting her sis
ter. Mary Carr. She is greatly |
impressed with Oregon, and |
says California has some beau
tiful driveways, but has moth
ing to compare with the Co
lumbia Highway. Mrs. Scott |
will 90 from here to Denver
and different points in Nebras-
ka before returning home.
Knights Templars of the state |
of Washington will no longer
depend upon eastern manufac-
turers for their uniforms, as
all of their equipment Is now
being ordered in Portland. Ore
gon grown wool goes into the |
coats and even the chapeau,
cap, hat cover, and other acces-
sOries. Even suitcases and |
sword cases are TO be turned