St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-12-02
Helen Dunbar is on the sick list

Christmas is coming at a rapid
rate.
A. Carl. Nelson made a business
trip trip to Eugene this week.
Edward Connant is planning
to erect a building on the site
Of his present shoe repair shop.
The old st. Johns Hotel build
ing Is being remodeled and a
portion of il will be utilized as
store.
Rev. G. p. Gates. who has
been conducting revival services
at Waterloo, has been home on
a short visit.
John Noce will erect a con.
crete building adjoining the st.
Johns Garage, to be used for
store purposes.
The w. c. T. Y. will meet at
the Library Monday, Dec. 9th at
2:30 p. M. Visitors welcome; mem
bers expected.
A. A. Muck has purchased the
East st. Johns Bank building
and will remodel it for apart
ments and business places.
Five hundred sheets of full sized
linen paper would make fine
Christmas present for any one.
Special price of $l.50 at this Office.
G. c. Ringel, il is said, has
in contemp alton the erection of
brick building for business pur-
poses at Alta and Jersey streets.
Born-To Mr.. aud Mrs. c. w.
Mason, Sunday, November 27th, O
son, weighing 3 la pounds. Mother
and babe are getting along in fine
style.
The st. Johns Garage is to be
extended to the sidewalk on
North Jersey street and the ad-
ditional space devoted to auto
mobile supplies.
Couch & Currier of the Grab.
ateria store have made arrange.
ments for the construction Of a
building on South Jersey street
south Of the Peninsula Security
building.
IL Is reported that parties are
contemplating the early erection
OF dairy products store with
special machinery and appli-
ances built in on South Jersey
street.
A. +. Pike and II. r.. Roche
are now proprietors OF the st.
Johns Auto Electric Co. at the
corner of Charleston and Jersey
street. They are prepared 10
give the best of service.
Mr.. McCredie of the Multno-
nah will begin the erection of
modern theatre on the site Of the
Grahatsria store. when the new
building of Messrs. Couch and
Currier has been completed.
r. III. PATTERSON has leased the
new building now under construc-
ton and owned by A, w. Davis on
South Jersey street, aud will install
therein an up-to-date barber shop.
"Pat" is a skilled tonsoTial artist.
In keeping with the spirit of
Thanksgiving Day, the PENN.
sula National Bank played host
10 its entire force In real turkey
fashion by presenting each
member with an exceptionally
fine specimen of the National
bird.
A nifty Christmas present is
one hundred printed envelopes.
Already several have ordered
envelopes at this office for such
purpose. No dollar present would
be appreciated more. Why not
leave your order?
The Music Week program given
by the George, Sition aud Williams
School Parent Teachers Associa
tions aud the Y, w c. A. in the
James John High School auditorium
Nov. goth, was a most enjoyable
affair and splendid program was
rendered. The auditorium was filled |
to capacity,
Organizer S. p. Stewart states
that a charter has been applied |
for to organize a central Amer.
lean Legion Post. composed of
ST. Johns, Woodlawn. Kenton and !
Alberta districts with head
quarters centrally located some
where near the Jefferson high |
school. Mr.. Stewards phone is |
32809.
Mrs. Theress Edlefsen. wife of !
p. II. Edlefsen. died at her
home, l849 Willamette boulevard !
Wednesday. November Both, af-
ter an illness of some time. She |
was aged 81 years. The deceased |
was a good woman in every |
sense of the word, and took |
great delight in doing kindly |
acts. She will be missed by a |
large circle of friends as well as
by members of the family. Be
sides her husband she is sur
vived by one daughter. Mrs. |
S. II. Graf, of Corvallis. and |
two sisters residing in Kansas.