St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-11-25

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A reception was given Rev. Hol.
deman and family Friday evening
Of last week at their home by the
members and friends of the church
frances bluebeard, too, is
pleading insanity as a defense
for having killed eleven persons.
Bunk isn't confined to any one ma
tion. Eugene Register.
United Evangelical Church, St.
Johns, ] Holdeman, pastor. Serv.
ices next Sunday morning and
evening. YOU are invited to attend
services II not attending elsewhere
Senator Stanfeld advises us
that parties desiring Govern
ment vegetable or flower seeds
should forward request to him at
Washington, ID. G. The supply
Is limited.
X. H. Burney had his hand
badly msngled by getting
caught in some machinery at the
woolen mills last week. He was
taken to the st. Vincent Hospi-
tai for treatment.
Misses Irene and Margaret
Thomas Of Bellingham, Wash,
and who are attending Reed Col.
lege In Portland, were visitors at
Rev. Holdeman's Saturday even
ing and Sunday. They are cousins
Of Misses Naomi and Mabel Holde.
man.
A musical program will be
presented at the Y. w. G.. A.
on December Bird at . o'clock
y. m. All our best local musicians
will take part in the program.
Twenty girls will give a fashion
review representing in costume
the early period and modern pc
riod with old time and modern
music accompaniment. The pro-
gram will be a treat. Everybody
invited and welcome. No charge.
ALLEN X. Jobes, formerly a
we'll known citizen of St. Johns
and who operated the Jobes Mill
ing Co. here for a number of
years, died at his home on East
Davis street Wednesday night.
Bronchial pneumonia was the
cause OF his death. He is sur
vived by his widow. "A four.year
old daughter and his mother, his
father and brother dying here
some years ago. lie was aged
az years.
DIR. Mulkey treated the editor
10 some most delicious red
raspberries this morning. The
day before Thanksgiving Mrs.
Mulkey picked "A large dish full
Of them from the vines for
Thanksgiving dinner. II IS
surely remarkable that the ber-
ries should weather the storms
Of Saturday and Sunday and vt
be as delicious as in the summer
time. The Mulkey family have
also been enjoying fresl straw.
berries from their vines right
along.
The silver thaw "froze" the
attendance at the Community
Church Sunday. but the spirit
was not chilled In the least. The
G. c. C.'s were there in good
number. having nearly as many.
as all the others put 10.
gether. The church service was
well attended. considering the
weather conditions. The visit
Of the State c. h.. Workers was
postponed until next Sunday
evening. However. there was a
good attendance Of young people
in the evening. The evening was
given over to the consideration
of young peoples work. with the
result that il was voted 10 organ
iIe. The service Sunday morning
will be Thanksgiving in its ma.
ture. There will be six or eight
representatives of the State
c. f. Society in charge of the
evening service. These wokers
are full Of pep aud will have
something worth while. Re.
ported.
To load sacked wheat for ia.
pan the steamship Reiyo Maryo
Maru Of the Toyo Kisen Kaisha,
and handled by the Oregon Pa.
cihc Steamship Company, berthed
ut terminal No. 4 Monday after
noon for lining. She will take |
cargo at the Globe Mills. The |
Reiyo Maru will carry better
than 1000 tons and the cargo willl
be supplied by kerr-Gifford and |
the destination running a range
from Yokohoma To Shanghai. |
The British ship Pillar do Lar
lnaga will finish bulk wheat at
Terminal No. 4 for the Gray
Rosenbaum Grain Company. The
Zip occupied by the Britisher
will be filled by the Dutch steam
hip Kinderdyk of the Holland.
line. Gray.Rosenbaum
irain company has taken space
or 1000 tons of grain for Rotter-
Am on the yaSSal the narcal lot
'ulk cargo tloated by this compa-
". In the refrigerator space of 7
ne kinderdyk l2 600 hoXes of