St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-12-17

Dec. 2lst. in the \. w. Z. A.
building.
James Crozier, who had been
| visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Glen
niger, left Sunday for a months
visit in California before leav-
ing for his home in Honolulu.
He was well pleased with Ore
gon.
The Christmas relief fund for
the st. Johns district was in-
creased by 1888 as result of an
auction sale of baskets at u
social given Saturday evening
by the Bachelor club. The high
est price paid for a basket was
S23.
The staff of the Peninsula
National Bank and their fam
lilies were most pleasantly en-
tertained at the home of l.. j.
Wright of that institution the
evening of Dec. 9th. The even
ing was spent in a very pleas
ant manner and thoroughly en-
joyed by all.
An effort is being put forth
to have the Portland Sanitari-
um directors build their new
S250,000 sanilarium in ST.
Johns, rather than rebuild on
the site of their old building in
the Mount Tabor district. II is
needed more badly here than in
the Mount Tabor district.
Former students of James
John high school now attending
o. A. c., have formed u James
John club, of which Dclbcrl
Day has been elected president;
Merritt Whitmore, vice prcsi-
dent: Jennie McNivcn, trcasur-
er; Susie Lindlcy, secretary, and
Oliver Jcssup, sergcant-at-arms.
Thirty-five members are now
enrolled. The club is planning
many social activities.
Plans outlined at "a meeting
of officers and stockholders OF
the Watson Bucket Plow com
pany Friday afternoon call for
the establishment of n plant in
Portland for the manufacture
of the plow. The company was
incorporated recently with a
capital stock of S5O0,000 and
the proposed plant would give
employment TO n large number
of men. Officers of the com,
pany are: William Watson
president; c. B. HURT, first vice
president; Sam Hewey, second
vice president; C.. l.. Wilson
secretary treasurer; w. B
Shivcly. counsel; A. II. Hlick
man. sales manager; j. l.. Hart
man. manager of finance. tn,
site of the new plant will be il
the Linnton districl.-Journal
| American Legion, ST. John,
Post No. SS, Dept, Oregon, vii
hold u meeting at 81. John,
library Friday evening. Dec
17th, at 8 p. M. Much of i'm
portance To come up. Their,
are now over two million eX
service men in the Legion prouC
If their service to their country
and proud to belong to an or
ganization that has for its slo
gan, For God and Country
Buddy, if you are not ashamed
of your service and your com
rades, come To the meeting ano
help put Post No. 88 on th,
map. We fought for the com,
munity, state and nation; We
still have their interest at heart
IA. M. Warner, Acting Adju
tant.
The monthly meeting of tho
w. C.. T. u. was held at TN,
home of Mrs. Is. A. Olson, Oh
| Richmond street last week, will
a large attendance. Mrs. w
| +. Kloster led the devotionals
Mrs. Margaret Lemon read {
paper on Benefit of the w. E.
| T. u. to the Community" Mrs
Il. 0'Hara and Miss Eta Ais
berg contributed two duets, ac
companied by Mrs. Olson. Al
account of the organization o.
the union fifteen years ago, wa
given by Mrs. J. C.. Scott, wh'
was president from a few
months after il was forme'
until the beginning of the pres
ent year. Mrs. Edith White
sides, then county president, or
: ganized the union which wa
named for Mrs. Deborah Knol
, Livingston, a national fiel,
worker, who was also present
Mrs. Myrtle Weeks, Mrs. S.
Kerr, Mrs. S. +. Cook. Mr.:
, Tallman, Mrs. J. C.. Scott, Mis-
Katherine Scott and Mis-
, Brown are the charter mem
, bers now belonging. Mr.,
, George Ogden, mother of Mr.
Olson, who leaves this wee
for her home in Council Bluff
Ia, gave a farewell talk to tn
. women.
For Sale-200 egg Fairchil
incubator and brooder in goo
4 condition. Will be sold at
!, bargain. Call at this office.
] For Sale-1918 Mitchell Sil
e good shape. no reasonable offc
4 refused. Call 2z2 West Wa