St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-07-15

w. ]. Larson returned Thursday,
after enjoying his vacation at Asto-
ria.
c. B. Russell, cashier of the Pen
insula National Bank, is spending
his vacation at Seaside with his
family.
Mrs. B. T. Leggitt is at the point
of death at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. l.. II. Chambers, on
Fiske street
j. G. Helms spent Sunday at
Seaside taking a peep at his
new grandson who arrived
there on July 4th.
Mrs. Mary +. Stahl of Wo1d.
lawn, mother of Mrs. G. A. Rob-
erts, has purchased a home at
3ll East Burlington street.
A letter was received Wednesday
from Victor Barrett, who sailed on
the George l.. Billings for Calao,
Peru, telling of his safe arrival OIL
June 18th.
The entertainment given by the
| Y. w. c. A. Clubs Wednesday
evening was particularly fine and
greeted by large attendance.
More concerning 1t later.
Season reserved seats will be on
sale at DR.. Jones Office Friday, Sat.
urday and Sunday from 900 to
1900 a. III. Price $l.00 for entire
thirteen programs of Chautauqua.
The three deck cargo ship
West Lewark of the European
Pacific line is due in Portland,
July 10th. This ship will load
1000 tons Of wheat and flour for
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ormandy
returned the latter part Of last week
ftom pleasant sojourn in the
southern part of the state and
Northern California. The trip was
made by auto.
The Pythiau Sisters Altruistic
Club will meet at the home OF Sis.
ter Clark, 652 North lvanhoe,
Wednesday, July goth, for an all
day session. Important business;
come all. Reported.
Do you remember the old fash
toned workman who used TO
come down town on Saturday
night and boast about how much
work he could do in "A day?-Ex.
change.
The Chautauqua at st. Johns
begins Sunday and will continue
for seven days. A fine program
has been prepared. which will
no doubt be greatly enjoyed by
our people. Now is the time TO
buy your season ticket.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Monahan
and Rev. and Mrs. Gates made an
auto trip to ST. Helens last week
aud returned with twenty gallons Of
fine blackberries. which they picked.
They say the berries are very pleu-
tiiul down that way.
M. NJ. Wakefield who, with the
companion of his joys and sorrows,
tarried within the gates of the city
in the early spring, visited many
friends here the first of the week.
Mr.. Wakefield has a monster stock
OF general merchandise in Kalama.
II would be a good plan to have
Trumbull street from Jersey to Viii
lamette boulevard improved this
Summer, so better access could be
had TO the local hospital An arc
light at the corner OF Trumbull and
Willamette boulevard would also
not come amiss.
Miss Edyth Cochran left Sun
day morning for a motor trip to
Minneapolis in company with
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Srerson. They will tour the
Yellowstone National Park and
stop at all points of interest. She
expects to be gone three
months.
Died. at the residence, 643 Cen
tral avenue, north, July llth,
Esther Erickson, beloved daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Erickson.
and sister Of Anna Erickson. Funer.
al services were held Thursday,
July I4th, at 3 p, IN. at the chapel
of Miller & Tracy. Interment in
Rose City cemetery.
Wednesday evening Doric Ma
sonic lodge conferred the Master
Masons degree on Charles c.
Brown, a member of St. Johns po-
lice force. The Portland police de-
gree team had charge Of the work.
About forty of his fellow officers
we're present in uniform. The hall
was full to overhowing, A chicken
dinner was served at 6:3o in the
evening.
No little excitement was
caused in the vicinity of Smith
avenue the other day when VIM.
c. Walker. in unloading his old
bulldog revolver. preparatory to
slowing it away. accidentally dis
charged a bullet into the porch
floor. In response to frantic
calls from a neighbor, officer
Black responded and in his