St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-09-02
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School opens Tuesday, Sep
tember 9th.
Mrs. Ed. Smith is reported
quite i'll.
Mrs ]. M. Shaw made a trip to
Newberg the FIRST Of the week.
w. c. Roe and s. II. Satterlee
are enjoying a few days at Seaside.
Mary Elizabeth Stevenson, who
has been quite i'll, Is now gradu-
ally improving.
| Ed. S. Currier and family
have returned from an enjoya-
bic outing at Nehalem.
Some men die of natural causes
others eat green corn. - The
Dalles Chronicle.
| Charles Tooley and daughter
Anna have returned from very
pleasant sojourn in California.
DR.. Borden. whose health is
much improved, will be in his
Office regularly from now on.
Typewriter paper for sale at
this Office. Price 25c per hun.
dred sheets. or 500 sheets for one
dollar.
At the Pioneer Methodist
church next Sunday topics per-
tanning TO Labor Day will be
discussed.
| Cochran Bros. have about
completed their eight mile con-
tract Of road construction in
Tillamook region.
Manager McCredie Of the Multi
nomah Theatre and family have
been enjoying a very pleasant
sojourn at Seaside.
The Woman's Guild will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Rutland,
800 Central avenue, Thursday.
September 9Th. at 2 p. m.
| Misses Eva and Ruth Bot
tom returned Saturday from a
pleasant visit with Miss Lillian
Leonard at Sauvies Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Simmons
and Miss Agnes Peterson left
Tuesday for a few days So
journ at Long Beach. Wash.
BILLY" Davis is back from the
Boy Scout Camp at Wahtum
Lake. looking as though the out,
ing fully agreed with him.
i w. T. Hartford will leave TO-
day for Spokane and Montana,
as he has a large ranch and min
ing interests in Montana to look
after.
Remember the banquet anC
bazaar at the Pioneer Method
list church on Charleston street
September l4th. Keep the dat,
in mind and attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Ric,
and charming little daughter
Louise. are spending the week
end and Labor Day at their cot
! tage at Cannon Beach.
Mrs. Wayne Menear and sor
are here from Foster. Oregon,
visiting her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. w. j. Lawrence, at 82i
North Central avenue.
The hard surfacing of North
Kellogg street leading to the
Terminal is a vast improvement
and highly appreciated by al
who drive down that way.
Mis0 Rowen. who has been
assisting at the st. Johns post
Office. is being transferred to the
main office at Portland. and Mr..
Hasler will assist here in her
stead.
| The Women of Mooseheart
Legion gave a dance at Moose
Hall Tuesday evening which was
we'll attended. All present re-
port a good time. Sneed's or
chestra furnished the music.
i The Cleaners of the nj. +.
church will meet at the home of
Mr.. B. X. Deemer. 2024 William
ette boulevard. Friday evening.
September 2. Members cordially
invited to attend. Reported.
i William Killebrew has re.
turned home from the harvest
fields of Eastern Washington.
where he has been for several
months. He looks as II the out
ing heartily agreed with him.
A particularly fine display OF
trout was displayed in the win
dow of Myers meat market on
North Jersey street the first OF
the week. They were captured
by a party composed of II. A.
Manning and wife. Ed Corbeti
and Ray Myers at Elk Creek.
near Bend.
Two fine deer hung up in front
. of the st. Johns Hardware store
J Thursday attracted the attention
of passersby. They were killed
, by John Goodman in Cow Creel
, Canyon. Other members Of tn,
, party were also successful. but
have not yet brought their tro
, phies home. Alex Kerr killed
, Lone Ed Hanks two and an