St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-11-26

The office of Poff & ONeil has
been treated to a fine coat OF
paint.
Union Thanksgiving services
will be held in the Evangelical
church Thursday morning at 1890,
DR.. H. F. Jones will preach.
Subject for Christian Science
services Sunday: Ancient and
Modern Necromancy. alias Mes
merism and Hypnotism, Denoun-
ced.
A mammoth beet weighing Is
pounds was brought into this
office Monday by H. Peck. who
raised it on his place at TIA s.
Crawford street. Surely some
beet.
The Laurelwood Past Noble
Grand Club will meet at the
home of Sister Mary Clancy, SIT
+. Mohawk street. Thursday.
Dec. End, at 2 p. m. The last
meeting was held at the home
of Sister Josephine Hendricks
at 208 s. Ivanhoe street.
Mr.. Ermon +. Mastick and Miss
Alys X. Cato were united In mar.
riage by DR.. II. +. Jones at his Of
fee on Saturday, November 2oth.
aud will make their home in Port
land. The bride Is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Cato and
has many friends here who wish
the young couple unbounded hap
piness.
Hugh Gallagher, eastern agent
of the Pacific Steamship comp.
any. spent Friday in Portland
and was the guest of Engineer
G.B. Hegardt on trip to NUM-
cipal terminal No. q. He express
ed surprise at the wonderful
terminal development in Port
land, saying that shipping
facilities Of this port are as good
as any in the country.
I'd rather be a Could Be
III | could not be an Are.
For a Could be IL a Maybe
With a chance Of touching par. |
I'd rather be a Has Been
Than q Might Have Been by
far;
For a Might Have Been has new
er been.
But a Has was once an Are.
-Ex.
Mrs. Samuel Strange Of Lucerne
station. was instantly killed |
when she was run down by an
s.. p. & S. train near Linnton
Saturday. According 10 Deputy
Coroner Calkins. Mrs. Strange
was attempting 10 beat the train
across the tracks when she was
struck. Her husband was pros.
trated over the death Of his wife.
K. c. Couch has launched into
the general insurance business at
Hillsboro and already is de-
veloping a fine business. Mr..
Couch has been one Of st. Johns
most active citizens, having
been identified with much of the
important development that has
taken place here, and ST. Johns
will miss him.
Clifton j. Crouch and Miss
Alice Haven were married at
noon October 2lst in the First
Baptist shurch of Riverside,
Cal. The bride is a charming
California girl. daughter of
Prof. Haven of Leland Stanford
University. The groom is the
second son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Crouch. former residents of st.
Johns. and a brother of Mrs.
Harry j. Simmons. He is a
graduate of James John high
school and has been attending
he University of Southern Calf
'ornia. The young couple have
AIKEN up their residence in
4ong Beach, CAL. where the
parents of the groom reside. He
las a wide circle of friends in
his eity.to whom he was known
IS "Bill." who wish him JOY. Y
A birthday surprise party was /
leld Saturday evening. Novem- 3
,er goth. at the home of A. /
'rederickson. ll2 N. Fessenden /,
street. The evening was spent q
n singing. music and card play d
ng. The home was beautifully 3
decorated in ferns and carna- /,
ions. A delightful lunch was q
erved at IL O'clock, which was d
injoyed by all. Those present :
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. 4
da p. Howell. Mrs. Schon and /,
on Carl. Mr.. and Mrs. White, a
dr. and Mrs. Burroughs and d
laughter Leatha. Elmer Hons n
,erger. c. S. Hobble. Mrs. d
,ehrens and Miss Mary Behrens, r
md A. Frederickson. a
The honored guests were Mrs. 4
,chon. Mrs. White. Miss Mary {
Sehrens. being their birthday. I
Reported. n
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