St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-07-29


idence on every hand.
France has sent an army to ST.
lesia, despite Britain's warning.
Subject for Christian Science
services Sunday: Love.
Fred Wesh is having res
idence built on Hartman street.
Mrs. Alice Magoone, 500 Jer-
sey street, is nursing a broken
wrist.
Poland has made q bid for
Northwest wheat and offers to
buy-300, 600 bushels.
A ten per cent. cut has been
made in metal workers wages
throughout California.
A number of our people are en-
joying a vacation either at the
seashore or in mountain retreats.
A new baby boy recently ar
rived at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sandifourth on Calhoun
street.
Charles M. Toole, Sr., and
daughter, Miss Anna. have de-
parted for an extended visit in
California.
President Harding and Henry
Ford and son Ebson attended
church last Sunday at Big Pool,
Maryland.
Florence Jensen-Wilcox is
spending a part of her vacation
with her sister. Mrs. A. Carl
Nelson.
Miss Ada Cole of st. Helens
was the guest of her sister. Mrs.
T. J. Chambers. 2l37 Willamette
boulevard. over Sunday.
Born. To Mr.. and Mrs. Petri,
Ga North Kellogg street. July
l3, a son. John Forrest. Mother
and babe are doing nicely.
The main office of the Port
land Manufacturing Company
Is being thoroughly overhauled
and remodeled by I. A. Pippy. a
Portland architect.
The Western Cooperage is op-
Grating with a full day crew
and partial night shift. The
management reports business
conditions improving.
Investment bankers note a
strong trend to financial condi-
tions. It is claimed the 1921
wheat crop will be the largest
ever harvested.
Henry Wickwire underwent a
major operation at the st. Vim
cent hospital Tuesday and he is
getting along nicely. Dr.Swart
performed the operation.
Mrs. Lola Anderson. Misses
Eva Clark. Bess Shepherd. Leila
Erickson and Clara Nelson make
up a party sailing forSeattle July
S0th for Skagway. Alaska.
Wesley Heck greeted many
old time friends here the first of
the week. He has been located in
San Francisco for several years.
and holds responsible position
there.
M. A. Schuster and wife and
j. b. Fletcher and wife have
returned from a vacation spent
at Newport. The weather and
beach were ideal. but few people
were there.
The Dependable Club and
East School Club of the Girl Re-
serves had an enjoyable camping
trip Wednesday evening. Mrs. |
Robertson and Miss Nelson were
chaperones.
p. G. Belieu and wife, with |
their son Kenneth. have re-
turned from a visit to Mrs. Be- !
lieu's brother, II. s. Rood of
Washington. They also spent |
twelve days at Rockaway Beach |
during his vacation.
A necktie social will be given
by the Knights and Ladies of
Security next Monday evening |
The ladies are requested TO
bring light refreshments and
neckties. For further informa-
tion call Columbia 739 or Colum.
bia 377.
Mrs. Ida L. Tolle and daugh-
ter Eunice arrived Monday from
Neodeshea. Kansas. Mrs. Tolle
is a sister of Mrs. M. E. Crane of
the st. Johns Millinery. and |
they had not seen each other
for 81 years. She expects to
stay a year. with view to To-
eating here.
Henry Albers passed away at |
his home in Portland Wednes.
day. He suffered from a multi.
tude of ailments. being par
alyzed and blind. II matters not |
what terrestrial courts might do. |
He must now appear before an
Unerring Tribunal. from whose
decision there can be no appeal.
Mrs. Margaret Melvin. mother
of Il io,nAonnnk Rnhari (.no