St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-01-30
Local News

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A charter for a third bank In
st. Johns has been disallowed,
according to a decision handed
down by the supreme court on
Tuesday.
The Western Cooperage Com
pany last week took out permits
tu erect a two story hog house
and repair two burners at a TO-
tai cost of $4,000.
w. A. Wood Of. st. Joe, Mo-,
is a guest at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Anna Wood. He
spent eleven months in the ser.
vice in France. He likes il 50
well here that he will probably
remain permanently.
II. Steinfeldt of the st. Johns
Poultry Farm states that he is
installing a big Candee Incubator
Of 5000 capacity. which will be
the largest on the Peninsula. II
will hatch chickens while you
wait. almost.
Anyone desiring to become a
member Of the st. Johns Com
munity Club may enroll at the
Peninsula National Bank. The
membership fee is one dollar.
Every good citizen should enroll
and become n booster for st.
Johns.
S. Z. Stevens Of Kentucky has
purchased Beams store near the
Multnomah and will take charge
in a few days. Mr.. Beam will
spend some time in touring the
southern part of the state and
California before again engaging
in business.
Drott G. Larsen has left ST.
Johns for New York City 20 take
a post graduate course in what
is claimed TO be the his h ast in
stitution of learning in America,
The New School for Social Re.
search, under the personal dir
ection of the foremost authorities
in the fields of political economy
and Jurisprudence.
Harry A. lmboden and Fred
Myers have purchased the Fair
child meat market at the corner
of Baltimore and Jersey streets.
They will take charge the first
of the week. Both have had
Tong experience in the meat bus.
mess and have many friends in
st. Johns who will wish them
unbound success in their new
venture.
st. Johns Camp No. 773. Wood.
men of the World. have installed
the following officers for the en-
suing term; Past c. c., w. +.
Coon; C. c.. N. j. Simmons;
A. L., p. ]. Miller: Clerk, X.
G. Clark; Banker. c. A. KryeI;
Escort. G. S. Manning; Watch
man. w. A. Trout; Sentry, G.
Olsen; Manager, +. ii. Law
renee.
The Pythian Sisters will hold
their semi-annual birthday din
ner Sunday evening. Feb. lst at
the home of Mrs. j. II. Weimer.
on Burlington street. Dinner is
TO be served at 6 o'clock, and as
there are a large number of birth.
days to be celebrated at this time.
each and every member with
their husbands are most earnestly
urged TO attend. Reported.
The Peninsula club will present
W. l.. Mcclure and his all-star
Loyal Legion minstrels at the
Peninsula club house on Saturday
at 7:30. Assisting Mr.. Mcclure
in the performance will be Beu-
lah McGarvey. Mr.. Mcqueen.
Mr.. Rose, Mr.. Irish. Mr.. Hen
ingway, Mr.. Rigby, Mr.. Free
man. Fred Weston. Joe Osgher
and Willis Mcqueen. "Ths First
Rehearsal, one act comedy, VIII
conclude the performance.
The January Class of North
Schoolwas entertained by Mar
guerite Calvin and Margaret
Holbrook at the latter's home.
Friday evening. Jan. l6. A de-
lightful evening was spent play
ing games. and supper was ser
we'd at 1890. The following we're
members of the class: Margaret
Holbrook. Marguerite Calvin.
Opal Olsen. Helen MacGregor.
Matilda Herwick. Gladys Sparks.
Lillian Miller, Olga Altman,
Gordon Graham. Jefferson
Davis, Howard Greene. Alfred
Mageske, Chester Pitts. Walde-
mar Oeschgar. Fred Smith. Les.
lie Murray. Clyde Blomgren.
The class also enjoyed a skating
party at the Oaks Rink Friday
evening. Jan. %. from z TO 1870.
They were chaperoned by their
teacher. Mrs. ODal HaQenbuch.