St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-09-09

ditions improving.
The schools opened Tuesday,
with a large attendance.
+. ] Wilson will erect a fine
residence on Kellogg street. :
Born. To Mr.. and Mrs. John
Edwards Wedneday of last week,
a nine pound boy.
Canning is on in full force,
and the housewife is busy put
ting awayfruit for the Winter.
Remember the Community
Club meets September goth in
the Y. w. c. A. building.
Harry Imboden is spending his
vacation in the southern part of
the state and Northern Cali
fornia.
Mrs. A. G. Galbreath has
taken out permits for the erection
of three dwellings on South
lvanhoe street.
Don't forget the new Pioneer
Methodist church banquet and
bazaar Sept, 18th. Make it a
point to attend.
S. Chas. Davis has again be-
come a permanent resident Of
st. Johns. and is assisting at the
Portland Woolen Mills.
The Masonic Order and Mi.
nerva Chapter, o. h. S.. have re-
sumed their regular meetings
after the midsummer vacation.
Basket social and dance at
Moose Hall, Tuesday evening,
September 18th, by Women Of
Mooseheart Legion. A good
time assured.
C. S. McGill of the st. Johns
Hardware Co. has taken out a
permit for a handsome resi-
dence at 1880 Buchanan street.
Andy Kerr is the builder.
Municipal Terminal No. 4 came
very near being utilized to ca
pacity Tuesday morning when
seven off shore steamers Of ia.
panese, British and American
registry were berthed there.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Davis and
son Merle left last Saturday for
Los Angeles. where the former
two will spend the Winter.
Merle will return in a week or
two. They are making the trip
by auto.
Opening dance Of the season at
the Portland Woolen Mills club
house will be given Friday, Sept.
18th. Employees and their friends
cordially invited, Sneed's Orches-
ira will furnish the music. Ad.
mission, gents 50c; ladies 35e.
James John High school has
started the Fall term with more
than the usual pep. and signs
point TO a very interesting and
successful term. The teachers.
after their three months vaca.
tion. are back to their class
rooms, ready for work.
DIR. II. +. Jones of the Christian
church is preaching a most in
teresting series of sermons.
which began last Sunday even
ing. The attendance was un-
usually large and the sermon
highly appreciated. Another SER
mon iL the series will be given
next Sunday evening. All in
vited.
Holmes Business College,
Portland's oldest and one of the
best known schools on The Pa
ifc Coast. has recently changed
hands. The new owners are &. V.
Crumley president of Crumley
Business College, Tacoma, Wash
ington. and Charles +. Walker,
formerly secretary of the Inter
national Business College Of In
diana.
Mr.. c. T.. Newell and family OF
Mist, Oregon, was a guest at the
home of David Dickson for several
days the past week. Mr.. Newell
has purchased a home here and will
become a permanent resident. He
has accepted a position with the
Grand Union Tea Company as
Salesman and expects to do business
in this territory.
Our popular realtor. Mrs. Tate.
says her new bungalow is al
most completed on North Syria.
cuse. Ii has seven rooms, with
all the latest. up-to-date built
ins. hardwood floors, pipe fur
mace. etc. She intends to move
in right away, unless some
prospective buyer can convince
her otherwise. and she is always
to make a business deal.
Special meeting of Peninsula
Chapter No. AZ. K. A. NJ, will
be held in Masonic temple. Mon
day night, Sept. 18th. at 1880
o. m. Important business of in
terest to the craft will be trans
acted at this time. Also work in
the Mark Masters degree, COM
mencinR about $50 .. m. All