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


Curtis Robertson is spending
the Summer in Idaho.
Louise Rice is suffering from
an attack of diphtheria.
p. G. Belieu spent several
days at Newport last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Surber are
enjoying vacation at Seaside.
The Agee murder trial is ex-
citing much interest this week.
Miss Clarice Wilson is recov-
ering from a mild attack OF
smallpox.
Miss Rosalind Ogden has re.
turned from an enjoyable vaca-
tion at Salem.
A son has arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ashby.
on Edison street.
7. j. Lindley of South Kell.
ogg street was stricken with
paralysis Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Short and son are spend.
ing the Summer with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Waterbury, at Bates,
Oregon.
A. j. Carlson, who was in
jured recently by falling from a
cherry tree. is getting along
nicely. IL is said.
The grocers pretty generally
took in the annual picnic at
Bonneville Wednesday. A de-
lightful time is reported.
Miss Ruth Belieu of Seaside.
who has been a guest ut the
home of her aunt. Mrs. j. B.
Fletcher. has returned home.
Old time dance will be given
in Moose Hall. Saturday night.
July 30th. Gents Soc, war tax
&C.. ladies l0c., including war
tax.
Oregon Grape Circle will meet
August 3rd. All members are
urged TO be present TO hear the
report Of the grand circle session
held in Portland.
Mrs. Andrew Plattner. for
merly n well known resident of
st. Johns. but now a resident of
Seattle. greeted old time friends
here the past week.
s. l.. Dobie, assistant cashier
Of the Peninsula National Bank.
is spending part of an enjoyable
vacation at Government Springs.
Carson. Washington. He ex-
poets 10 remain there until the
first OF the month.
A franchise To operate a street
railway between Portland aud Linn.
ton was granted yesterday by the
city council to J. b. Schaefer, Louis
Oberg aud 5, II. Parr. II is planned
to reconstruct a part Of the United
Railways tracks aud use a portion
that are still in use, according to an
announcement.
What is more inviting on a hot
Summer evening than a lovely,
sloping, lawn, with a picturesque
house, covered with vines. Lovely
flowers scattered around; a beau.
tiful road winds off through the
trees to the river. Tables are scat
tered around on the lawn, lights
twinkling aud shining through the
trees. There is music from a dis
tance, cooling drinks from fount-
ain, cakes aud ices served from the
tables. August 9th, corner Of Will
annette, Boulevard and Pierce street.
Save the date.
Mrs. Roy X. Wesley. %. Of st. |
Johns, died at Salem Tuesday as
the result of injuries sustained in an
accident on the Pacific
highway near Brooks three weeks |
ago. Mrs. Westley was an occupant
Of the Malcolm Ramp car which
was struck by a car driven by Il. G.
Osborne, Portland tire salesman. At
the time of the accident 1t was be-
lieved that Mrs. Westley's injuries
were only slight and that she would
soon recover. Mrs. Westley Is the
second victim of this accident to
succumb to injuries sustained at
that time. Rudolph Samuelson of
Canby, an employe of the State hos
pital. who was riding with
Osborne at the time, died the day
after the accident as the result of a
skull. Osborne himself is
now in a Portland hospital suffering
from injuries sustained in the acci-
dent. Mrs. Wesley Is survived by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Maplethorpe of Long Beach, Cal,
her husband and a daughter. Lu-
cile.
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Try our Chile. The Geneva
2l5 l.2 N. Jersey street.