St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-12-24
A Merry Christmas TO all on

DO your Christmas shopping
in st. Johns.
Some beautiful decorations
are presented in the display
windows of st. Johns.
Owen & Pratt have purchased
the Rassi grocery store at the
corner of Polk and Jersey
streets.
Mr.. Bord has disposed of his
residence at the corner of Ivan
hoe and Mohawk streets and
has gone to Corvallis.
The st. Johns Cash Market
has undergone some attractive
alterations and improvements,
and presents a most pleasing
and inviting appearance.
A miniature manger OF Beth
lehem has been loaned the St.
Johns library for Christmas
week. Take the children to see
this beautiful cieche of the
Christ child.
Besides the regular Thursday
night dances the Knights of
Pythias will give u dance Christ
mas night and also on New
Years night. Lovers of dane
ing should not fail to make u
note of this.
Congregational church, pas
tor. Rev. J. w. Threlfall:
Christmas Sunday exercises
Sunday school, 10 TO IL; serv-
ice, 1 TO II. subject, "A Christ
tian Christmas" In the even
ing at 1880 members of the Con-
gregalional choir will give a
Christmas sacred concert.
Mrs. B. l.. Ogden and daugh-
ter, Miss Ernestine Ogden, left
for their home in Council
Bluffs, Iowa, after an extended
stay in ST. Johns. Mrs. Ogden
is the mother of Mrs. Is. A.
Olson. Mrs. +. $. Merritt. Mrs.
B. b. Coates and Mrs. A. Kargas
of this city
j. +. Pangborn and family
have decided 10 make Mcdford,
Oregon, their permanent home,
and last week sold their prop
crty here. Mrs. Pangborn and
children have been in Medford
for the past couple of months,
and where her health has vast
ly improved.
VIM. Peterson of White Sal
mon, Wash, and we'll known to
n number of people here, where
he worked during the shipbuild-
ing activity. died at the Van
cOuver hospital December 18th,
He was well liked by all who
knew him. Paralysis was the
cause of his death.
The Episcopal Christmas
service will be held Saturday
morning at o o'clock at Bick-
ner's hall. and will consist of
the celebration of the Holy
Communion and a sermon by
the vicar, the Rev. John ID. Rice.
The Children's Christmas serv-
ice and entertainment will be
held Sunday afternoon at the
hall at 3 o'clock. To this serv-
ice both young and old are in
vited.
Samuel Wickwire of 433 East
Buchanan street died December
18th of heart trouble. He was
born in Romney, Ontario. Can
ada, in 1860, and had resided in
st. Johns for the past three
years. He is survived by his
widow and one son, Henry
Wickwire. The funeral took
place December 18th at 3 p. IN.
from Miller & Tracey's under
taking parlors. lnterment in
Rose City cemetery.
Doric lodge No. 1872, A. F.
and A. NJ, elected and installed
officers Wednesday as follows:
John Nj. Blair, w. NJ; Ross
Walker, S. W.; Arch l.. Smock,
]. W.; +. p. Drinker, treasurer;
A. w. Davis, secretary; C. b.
Russell, S. d.; Walter S. Or
mandy, ]. d.; Dean III. Knowles.
S. S.; +. p. Borden, j. S.; Roy
ii. Knowles, Mar; George ii.
Lemon, tyler, and Randolph
Graden, chaplain. During the
past year the membership has
been increased sixty.
Christine Toole died at her
home. 1922 n. Central Ave, st.
Johns, Portland. Oregon, Sun
day morning. December 10,
1920, at IL o'clock, after an
illness of two months. She was
a student of the James John
high school. She was the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. NJ. Toole of this city.
being 10 years old. She is sur
vived by mother and father and
the following brothers: Thorn
| ton, Charles and Nicolle of this
city, Joseph of Klamath Falls,
Ore, Clarence of Lakeview,
Ore, and the following sisters: I:
Althea of this city, Mrs. Chas.
Celmer of Sas Francisco, Cal,
Nettie of Summer Lake, Ore,
Anna of Myrtle Greek, Ore.
The funeral services will be
held from the st. Johns Under