St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-02-25

q 0ea0 one, says an excnanBe,
but he takes up more room.
| w. J. Nolan of Boring, Ore
gon, greeted old time friends
here the past week.
Do not fail to attend d The Con-
spiracy of Spring at the Y.W.C.
A. building Saturday evening.
"Why not teach grammar in
the schools?" somebody asks.
What for7 Nobody ever uses It,
so far as we can hear. Wheel
ing Intelligencer.
Miss Minnie Nelson Is spend
ing her vacation at home after
just completing a course at the
Emanuel Hospital as trained
nurse.
The Laurelwood Past Noble
Grand Club will meet with Mrs.
Mamie Snyder. 349 Wheeler
street, Thursday. March Bird. at
2 p. m.
Commissioner Pier has outlin.
ed on interesting system of boul.
evard improvements. but he
omitted the keynote of IL ala
high bridge at st. Johns.
A. w. Davis has sold the c.
A. Fry cottage on South lvanhoe
street TO Matt Rank. Also the
X. II. Shields four room cottage
on Calhoun street to II. j. Shaw.
Rev. Osborne Taylor lectured
on Masonry at Masonic hall Wed
nesday. Feb. 10th. Another fine
lecturer will make an address at
the hall the first Wednesday
in March.
Jack Campbell. one Of st.
Johns well known citizens, is
opening up a vulcanizing bust
ness at Alberta street and viii
liams avenue, and will be ready
for business the first Of next
week.
Mrs. l.. p. Schutze was host
ess TO members Of the Friend
ship Club at luncheon Wednes-
day of last week. honoring Mrs.
Alex. Scales. who has departed
to spend several months in Los
Angeles. The club was organ
ICED recently by twenty matrons.
Every organization on the
peninsula should line up solid!y
for the 1926 Worlds Fair TO be
located on the Peninsula. And
the sooner this is done the bet
ter hope for success. The Pen
insula is the logical location for
the Fair.
The Security Benefit Associa.
tion OF the Knights and Ladies
of Security is now in a flourish
ing condition and the talk is
very strong to build a new two
story hall. to be used for Lodge
purposes exclusively. The struc,
ture under consideration will
cost about $l5. 900 and be OF tile.
Laurel Lodge No. 1876 was en-
tertained in a highly pleasing
manner by Woodlawn No. III
Monday evening. The local Odd
Fellows were treated in a most
royal manner by their Woodlawn
brethren. The local ex.Service
Men degree team accompanied
them thither. The team gave a
demonstration that made a de-
cided hit.
Mr.. G. o. Blomquist of Linn
ton. Oregon. and Rosella Wilson.
formerly of Kearney, Neb. were
married at Stevens, Wash. Jan.
29th. 1921, according to news
received. A great surprise to
all friends and neighbors. but
we wish them a long and happy
life. They are now at home to
all theis friends at Wildwood
Court, Linnton, Oregon.
Mr.. Joseph Galloway and Miss
Dorothy Brimner were united in
marriage Monday afternoon at 3
O'Clock at the M. +. parsonage.
Re-. w. E. Kloster pronouncing
the words that made them man
and wife. The bride was attend
ed by her sister. Miss Frances
Brimner. and c. M. Jaeger was
best man. The groom is one of
st. Johns finest young men. and
the bride is a charming st.
Johns young lady. The numer-
GUS friends of the happy young
couple wish them a most happy
and prosperous journey down
the sea of life.
The st. Johns Community
Club will meet Tuesday even
ing in the WV. c. A. building
and il is desired that every
member as well as others at
tend. The meeting promises to
be an interesting one and sew
eral matters of Importance will
be taken up. Henry w. Kent.
Chairman of the Floral Commit
tee for the 1921 Rose Festival.
and also Chairman of the Public
Service League. will address
the meeting next Tuesday even
ing. Mr.. Kent has been making
addresses at the various schools
and his talk next Tuesday even