St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-06-17
Wait for the" "Deestrict Skule." "

II. f.. Brown is erecting a new
residence at 724 E. Richmond
street.
Frank Guerra has erected and
is now operating neat grocery
store at st. Johns avenue and
Jersey street.
The James John high school
commencement exercises will be
held this. Friday, evening Rev.
w. G. Eliot, Jr., delivering the
address.
The st. Johns floats in the
Floral parade last week excited
much admiration. They were
certainly a great credit to st.
Johns.
L. J. Wright of the Peninsula
National Bank is attending the
convention of Credit Mems As.
sociation at San Francisco this
week.
The st. Johns Pioneer Society
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
/. J. Monahan Tuesday with a
good attendance. Particulars
will appear next week.
Complaint is made that when
ANYTHING Of 4 tragic or sensa
tional nature takes place on the
Peninsula some of the city papers
seem prone to attribute it to st.
Johns.
r. Markwart has let the con.
tract for the construction of a
ten apartment house to be erect
ed at the corner of Fessenden
and Kellogg streets. IL will be
of concrete and cost $50, 1000, It
is said.
The Visiting Nurses Associa-
tion held a very interesting ba.
by clinic at the st. Johns Libra.
ry Wednesday morning. DR.. c.
y. Moore, medical director of
tho Child's Welfare Bureau, had
charge of the clinic. There were
about 75 present.
Elmer Sneed, the talented and
popular violin instructor. will
present number of pupils in vi.
oIin recital at the James John
High School auditorium Friday
evening, June Gath. Those de-
string invitations may secure
same from Mr.. Sneed.
Miss Kathryn Dearling Of
Oakland. Oregon. is the guest OF
Mrs. Lieut.. Basil Smith and 9TH
er friends in st. Johns. Miss
Dearling is a delegate from the
nome chapter. o. Il. S., and is
attending the grand chapter in
Portland.
The Community Club will pre-. !
tent the play. "The Deestrict
;kule" in the Y. w. e. A. build
rg Friday evening. June oath.
rhe play promises 10 be an in !
eresting entertainment and the
PARTICIPANTS are all local people.
The admission is 25 cents. :
Saturday four school directors
will be elected. The following !
ire prominently mentioned for !
he positions: Chas. b. Moores,
:. V. Littlefeld. L. C.. Sammons
md Mrs. James Beggs. This
Iuartet is highly recommended
md if elected would no doubt /
erve the public faithfully and e
veil.
j. B. Fletcher and wife and
4. A. Schuster and wife have
eturned from a trip to Doty. =
Wash. where they visited Mr.. .
son and daughter and :
amily. They had a very pleas :
mt trip, although the water was I
cry high. Everything was very
,eautiful along the highway and
'ood roads.
George Glawe, son of Mrs. 5
ate Glawe of 4lO Oswego o
treet, died at the Emanual Hos {
ital May 30th. His death re- S
ulted from appendicitis, for v
which he was operated upon v
ONE weeks ago. The deceased d
vas a fine young man well liked S
" all who knew him. He was v
ged about IL years. The fun
raj took place June lst; inter- .
nent in Riverview cemetery. :
While Mr.. and Mrs. Abram
,ook of Newberg were driving
" auto from their home at New
,erg to the coast Tuesday of last J
week, in some manner the auto <
iheered from the road and Mr.. q
md Mrs. Cook were thrown from &
he machine and struck fence
of the road. Mrs. Cook G
lied of her injuries last Friday s
md Mr.. Cook is still confined to :
his bed as result of injuries. Z
The deceased was the mother
If Mrs. JIM. Shaw of this place.
The members of the w. c. 7.
j t. will hold their annual out {
ng at the home of Mrs. Minnie /
)eLyzer. near Vancouver. Wash. i
lext Wednesday, June 22nd.
Ne hope to have a goodly num-
Der go. Meet at the st. Johns
Hardware store at nine O'Clock
md all go in a body. Those