St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-05-27


Jersey street is just about com,
pleted.
The high water may eliminate
some of the proposed Fair sites
from serious consideration.
The piano students of Nettie
Leona Foy gave a pleasing re.
cital last Saturday evening.
FW Valentine is having alter.
ations and Improvements made
to his Charleston street prop.
erty.
Mrs. +. Z. yon Groenwald OF
Hawthorne visited ST. Johns
relatives and friends Saturday
evening.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
A. Simons, 507 +. Polk street,
May %. a ten and one.half pound
baby girl.
Mrs. j. C. Brooks has return.
ed to her home in Pendleton af.
ter a pleasant sojourn here and
at Seaview.
The annual entertainment at
the st. Clements school hall will
be held May 3lst, at 8 p. m. A
splendid program has been ar.
ranged.
Lewis Caldwell, the well known
tonsorial artist, had the misfur.
tune to fall last week and dis
locate his knee cap. which has
put him out of commission for
a few days.
The missionaries of the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints will hold a cottage meet
ing at 524 h. Mohawk street this
Friday. evening at 8 o'clock. All
welcome.
Big Childreh's Day program
is TO be rendered at the Congre-
gational church by the children
the second Sunday in June at IL
a. m. Watch locals for further
notice OF this interesting pro.
gram. Reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cousins
and family of Canton, ILL.,. have
arrived and will make this city
their permanent home. Mrs.
Cousins is the niece of Mrs.
Crane. the well known milliner.
Y. w. C. A. Schedule Monday
night. sewing class; Tuesday,
cast for "Deestrict Skule" by
Community Club; Wednesday.
Mrs. Burghduf's reunion; /;
Thursday night. new club; Fri
day night. gymnasium class.
Owing to steadily increasing
business the Home Mercantile
Co. has added additional help 10
the establishment. Oscar Moe
having been added TO the force.
He is well known and well liked
and will prove a valuable aid TO
the company,
Result of drawing at the dem
onstration Of Sherwin-Williams
paints and varnishes at the st.
Johns Hardware Co. last Satur-
day: First prize. No. IL, j. +.
Rasmussen. POI Swenson street;
second prize, No l24. Mrs. j. c.
Porter. 5l4 w. Tyler street
third prize. No. z. Mrs. w. Flu.
ter. GA h. New York street.
The Pioneers of st. Johns will
meet at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. ]. Monahan, corner of
Buchanan and lvanhoe streets,
the second Tuesday of June in
stead of meeting with Mrs.
Rose II. Benjamin. she being
called East. Members please
bear in mind the date, also the
change of meeting place. Mrs.
A. j. Hanson, Sec.
Last Friday evening the fol-
lowing members of Peninsula
Chapter. Royal Arch Masons.
made a fraternal pilgrimage TO
Sunnyside Chapter: w. A. Car. |
roll. X. B. Walls, j. S. Ktnney. !
j. ID. Webster. w. l.. Mcclure, !
II. G, Galley. G. II. Lemon, l.. !
b. Johnston and w. Nj. Dyer. |
Refreshments were served and
A very pleasant evening report
ed. High Priest Carroll says
the cigars were among the most
fragrant.
The first annual dance of the
Community Club. which was
leld in the skating rink We'd
lesday evening, was d most de.
ightful affair. A goodly num-
Der were in attendance, all of
whom enjoyed the event inn
nensey. The music was most
excellent. the floor in superb
and the rink hand
Iomely embellished. as the trim.
nings and artistic arrangements
we're still in place from the re-
,ent Bachelor Club ball.
The first annual speaking con-
est of James John High school
vas held in the school auditor.
um May goth, and proved very /
successful. Judges for the con.
est were Mrs. Drury-Scott Rev.
:. p. Gates and Mr.. C. b. Rus
,ell. Prizes. which consisted Of