St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-05-13

street had the misfortune to
fracture her limb.
The st. Johrs Lumber COM
pany resumed operations Mon
day after q close down for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Bellinger
of Astoria spent several days
with the formers father and
brother here the first of the
week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kelsey, 30l ". Mohawk street,
May 8th, son. The mother
was formerly Miss Georgia Spen.
Ger.
DR.. Jones has as guests this
week Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W.
Kee from Loveland. Col. and
Mrs. May Alloway of Seattle.
Mrs. Kee and Mrs. Alloway are
the Doctors sisters.
Mrs. Georgia Schmeer. form
erly Miss Georgia Bilyeu. took a
soprano part In q song recital
given by the advanced students
Of Mrs. Fred L. Olson at at the
Pythian Temple Auditorium on
Tuesday evening.
The Whitney Boys Chorus at
the Y. w. G. A. building this.
Friday. evening promises to be
something far out Of the ordi-
nary. IL is Something that none
can afford to miss. They will
no doubt be greeted by capac-
ity house at least.
| The Woman's Home Mission
ary Society Of the M. Il. church
will hold their regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. II.
is. Magone. 2lSl Willamette
boulevard. Friday afternoon at
2 o'clock. There will be a prize
contest from the Enigmas Of Wo.
mans Home Missions, after
which a silver tea. Come and
bring a friend. Reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Westley
and young daughter Lucille. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne Maple.
thorpe and baby son. Osborne
Junior. arrived from Long Beach.
CAL, Friday evening and are
domiciled temporarily at the Leo
Apartments. Mrs. Westley and
Mr.. Maplethorpe are neice and
nephew of Joe Maplethorpe and
expect 10 make this their home
indefinitely.
The Twelfth annual ball OF the
Bachelor Club at the skating
rink this. Thursday. evening
promises 10 be a most brilliant
affair. The Bachelors have left
nothing undone TO make IL the
splendid success IL deserves and
will no doubt prove 10 be. All
that ingenuity could suggest or
artistic ability command has
been brought TO bear in making
the rink attractive.
The city council has authoriz-
ed City Engineer Laurgaard TO
proceed with the extension Of
Willamette boulevard from the
north line of ST. Johns avenue
TO the southerly line Of Weyer-
haeuser avenue. Surveys made |
by the engineer contemplate an
extension approximately four
blocks. Damages TO property |
and benefits bv the extension
amount to $2499 and offset each
other by the engineers figures.
A telegram Tuesday morning
conveyed the sad intelligence 10
w. l.. Markle and the editor that
our eldest brother. c. A. Mar.
kle. at Sharpsburg, Pa, , had
departed from this earth.
Few men were more unselfish,
more generous, helpful. lovable
and better prepared to pass in
to tho presence of their Maker
than he. Besides his widow
he is survived by four brothers
and two sisters.
Plans for raising ten millions
of dollars to finance the inter-
national exposition to be held in
Portland in 1925 were definitely
decided upon at a meeting of
the board of directors Tuesday.
The directors adopted a motion
put by Mayor Baker that a
proclamation be issued to the
world announcing PortDand's de-
cision to hold the biggest ex.
position in the history of the
Northwest. The official title of
the fair adopted by the direc-
tors is Atlantic Pacific High
ways and Electrical Exposition"
IL will commemorate the found
ing of Point Vancouver by John
Mclaughlin 100 years ago; will
celebrate the one hundredth an
niversary of the discovery of the
electric magnet. and herald the
completion of three transconti- .
mental automobile highways. |
The site committee consists of {
E. v. Hauser. F. 7. Griffith, F.
G. Knapp. J. b. Yeon and c. ID. ,
Brunn.
Automobile Tire Cool Work
Shoes, guaranteed 1000 miles s.. so
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