St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-07-23

Inc weekly reports OF crop
conditions throughout Washing.
ton and Oregon may be seen at
the library.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Beckett
are enjoying a visit to the Sound
cities, including Vancouver and
Victoria, B. c.
Walter Ormandy and family
are enjoying a vacation trip to
Marshfield and other Southern
Oregon points.
Miss Florence Davis and her
guest from Salt Lake City, Miss
Mary Snedden, are spending the
month at Newport.
C. +. Woodley has sold his six
| room modern home or South
lvanhoe steet to A. X. Davis.
A. w. Davis was the real estate
agent that arranged the deal.
C. w. Gee arrived from
Everett. Wash. the past week,
much improved in health. hav.
ing gained twenty pounds in
weight since leaving here some
time ago.
Fred Couch arrived home last
week from the West Indies. He
is in the American Merchant
Marine service. and left here
in February. He enjoyed the
trip very much.
j. +. Gilmore reports the fol.
lowing sales for last week: l..
X. Kaylor's 8 room house for a
consideration Of S2900.; h. G.
Berry's 6 room home for $3.50.
and NJ. l.. Holbrook's room
house for $1,000.
A beautiful display of ten
bass attracted the attention of
the passersby at Currin's for
Drugs the first of the week. !
They we're captured by Dan Will !
hanson, st. Johns expert fish
erman.
Ebert Pyle of Eugene and !
formerly of st. Johns has sold !
his home on East Mohawk street !
to c. w. Mason through the !
agency Of w. A. Carroll. Mr.. !
Mason is charging and improv-
inR his new home.
Mrs. Il. l.. Smith and son. |
Harold. of 1909 S.lvanhoe street |
are visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. II. M. lsham, at
Blueside. Wash. Mrs. lsham |
was formerly lonia Cooper of
this city.
j. |. Shurts, l.. N. Bellinger
and Eb. Hanks departed Tues
day morning on a motor trip 10 |
the South Fork of the Santiem. !
where they expect TO remain for
two or three weeks catching trout |
and enjoying the pure mountain |
air.
Miss Elinor Mead of Los An
geles is a guest at the home of |
her sister, Mrs. M. b. Green |
at $40 Smith avenue north. and |
will remain here for several |
weeks. Mrs. Greene is enter,
tanning in her honor at lunch |
party today, Friday.
VIM. c. Macdonald, who re.
Gently purchased the old Freum
place in North st. Johns, says
that they picked an average of
$50 pounds from each of the
seventeen cherry trees on the
place the past few, weeks. At
II and l3 cents pound it makes
a fine showing.
Roy Wilcox, who had been
spending the past year or so in
Arizona. Mexico and California. |
arrived in st. Johns the first of
the week. He was in Los An.
geles during the recent .quakes.
and says the newspaper reports
were very conservative concern
ing the tremors there.
The following program for the
w. c. T. u. was furnished by |
Club girls at the Y. w. c. A. |
building last Monday afternoon:
Piano solo, Mary Harney; read
ing, Dorothy Walker; folk dance,
Bohemian, by the Rainbow club;
reading. Katherine BOnham.
Thirty ladies were present and |
enjeyed the program immensely.
The Greater st. Johns Realty
company has recently disposed
of 320 acres of land at American
Falls, Idaho. in which a number
of ST. Johns people were inter-
ested. A local deal was the
sale of the five room cottage at
720 Mohawk street to Henry
Sproul. known as the w. I.
Thomas property. The price
was about $500.
The first quarterly meeting for
Portland Second Free Methodist
church. corner Richmond and
Hudson streets. will commence
tonight. Friday, holding over
Sunday. Rev. j. A. Hopper
will have charge. We are look
ing for good time. The w. f.
NJ. S. will have a missionary
Meeting AT z n m Sunday i