St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-05-20

| tuneral service OF mrs. WIN. ~
Douglass at Kern Park Monday.
H. Steinfeld will erect fine
dwelling at 81 Kellogg street,
for which he has taken out
permit.
Hahn & Rebman are begin
ming the erection of two residen-
ces, one at 426 and the other
726 N. Syracuse street.
An open air business meeting
of the Queen Esther Society will
be held in Columbia Park Satur-
day, May 2l, at 2 p. m.
A bouncing eight pound baby
boy arrived at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. f. H. Pieper. 1909 S.
Syracuse streec yesterday morn
ing.
Do not forget "The Fruit of
His Folly" at the club house of
the Portland Woolen Mills May
9th and 9th. Something worth
while.
B. +. Belieu has taken out
permits for two dwellings to be
erected for j. b. Fletcher at l07
and l09 w. Fessenden street. re-
spectively.
A new Tent of the National
Alliance Daughters Of Veterans
is about to be organized in st.
Johns. Any one who is inter
ested phone Ella V. Bigelow,
Columbia 257.
The missionaries Of the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints will hold a cottage meet
ing at 52i East Mohawk street
this, Friday, evening at 8 So'clock.
All welcome.
Lieut.. Crane has done some
great work in having the ground
at the rear of some of the busi-
ness places nicely cleaned up
and placed in more attractive
condition. A vigorous cleanup
for the entire community will
soon be inaugurated.
The Ladies' Aid society of the |
Congregational church met at
the home of Mrs. X. w. Camp
bell, 2l5 w. Mohawk street, |
Wednesday. They came for
the day. worked industriously. |
ate heartily and had a very en-
joyable time generally.
Misses LaVina Sheridan and
Trindle. two charming
school teachers in the Salem
schools. were week end guests
at the f.. o. Tripp home. Mr..
and Mrs. Tripp took them over
the Columbia Highway Sunday.
which they greatly enjoyed.
DIR. II. +. Jones was called to
Woodland TO conduct the funer-
ais of Mr.. Kicker and son who
killed each other, but on account
of conducting funeral services
Df Theodore Force at the Cham
bers Undertaking parlors Tues
lay. was unable to accept.
The Rev. J. f. Franklin of
Henry. South Dakota, and b.
]. Franklin of Billings. Mont.
brothers of the late Adelbert S.
returned 10 their
homes the first of the week.
They liked Oregon climate very
much and contemplate moving
heir families out here.
Edna Craig. well known land I
ady of Wilcox Apartments. has G
eased Coxey's Lunch Room at (
tOckaway Beach and will feed s
he hungry tourist this summer.
70 question as TO her success.
,he is one of st. Johns success Z
ul business women. Mrs. Craig (
loes not expect TO give up her I
business interest in st. Johns.
Under the auspices of the !
ileaner class. M. T.. church.
Dr.. Byron j. Clark will enter. {
ain with a dIamatic lecture re- l
.ital of Ben Hur. illustrated with
,5 colored stereopticon views. ,
This evening, Friday. May goth. {
It Y. w. c. A. Admission, 1
adults 25c; children l5c. Tickets {
nay be obtained from members /
IF the class or at the door. n
1t is rumored that the "Dees-
.rict School," to be played by
the Community Club. has been I
dropped. Ask Prof. Getz about I
that. The play is being almost 1
completely rewritten, the local
color being worked in. You may
depend upon the play being a
success from the participants {
view point. Active rehearsals
will begin next week and the
event will be early in June. the
exact date to be announced next
week.
A delightful dinner party was
given by Miss Nellie Casbere at
her home. 1885 Omaha street
Friday. May 18th. Covers were
laid for Misses Bess Shepard.
Adelaide O'Han.
lon. Marion Holmes. Addison
Nay lor. Clara Nelson, May Ma
Rarity, Ethel Casbere and Eva
Clark; Mesdam s M. F. Burgh-
duff. Myrtle Weeks. Dale j. Butt.
NellieLoughran. Josephine Shaw,