St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-12-09

Mrs. Mackey Of Portland was the
guest of St. Johns friends the first
of the week.
Subject for Christian Science
services Sunday: God the Pre-
server of Man.
John Noce has started construct
ion Of his concrete business building
on North Jersey, adjoining St,
Johns Garage.
G. d. Cole has taken out a per-
nit for a fine residence on Oswego
street, the Fenner Manufacturing
Co. being the builders.
Mrs. /, j. Ogden, 1850 VIII
lamette Blvd. has been confined to
her bed for the last week with q
severe case of Grippe.
Mrs. John +. Wickman who
was recently operated upon at
the Portland Surgical Hospital,
is getting along nicely.
Jack Rogers, son of Mr.. and MIS-.
w. w. Rogers, was operated upon
for appendicitis last week and is get
ting along in fine style.
Funeral of I.etha Birrell will be
held from the Evangelical Church
at 2p. IN Friday. Friends invited.
Interment to be held at Mt. Scott
Mrs. d. L. Horsmau, who re.
Gently had the misfortune to slip on
the basement steps at her home and
fell, sustaining broken arm, is
getting along nicely.
The violent wind OF last week
was the cause OF destroying the
windows in the Henderson building
adjoining the Review Office and a
window in the Review office.
Laurelwood Past Noble Grand
Club will meet with Sister AM
rein, 623 East Charleston street,
December 10th at 1880 p. m.
Subject. Funny Stuats."
A dance will be given at the club
rooms of the Portland Woolen Mills
Friday evening, Dec. 10th. A five
piece orchestra from Portland will
furnish music. Admission 30 cents.
Mrs. Mabelle Gordon is building
a handsome bungalow on Central
avenue. Smith and Griffith are the
architects. They are also erecting
bungalow on the same street for X.
c. Basho.
Mrs. N. {. Johnson, after a ser.
ious operation at the Emanuel Hos
pital, where she had been for over six
weeks, has returned to her home at
s3s N. Leonard street. She is re-
covering nicely but not yet able to
be out.
| Mrs. c. ii Boyd is III at home on
Rodney avenue. Her many 81 Johns
friends hope for an early and com
plete recovery. Her husband for
merly was principal of the ST. Johns
schools, and is now principal OF a
Portland school.
Remember the Charity Ball to
be given by the Bachelor Club
in the skating rink the evening
of December 10th. The cause is
a most worthy one and should
receive the hearty support OF our
people. Ii will also be a treat TO
lovers of dancing.
The Pythian Sister Altruistie Club
will meet at the home OF Sister J. NJ
Blair. 724 Oberlin, Dec. I5. Those
present Nov. 29th at the home OF
Sister Beckman were, Mesdames
Clark, Campbell, Brlce, Berry, Hen
dricks, feeling, Weimer, Philips
and Beckman. Our next meeting is
about Xmas work. k.-Reported.
Out of a total of 80 arrests in Il c
month OF November, PatTolman Nut
ter and Harms, working under Cap
tain Circle of the day relief brought
into the city treasury Sl647. so IN
fines. Harms and Nulter are work
ing on vice cases. They arrested IA
persons for violating the prohibition
law, five for vagrancy, eight for
gambling aud four for being drunk,
in addition to several other minor
violations.
st. Johns United Evangelical
church. j. Holdeman. pastor; res
idence 8l5 Princeton street. st.
Johns. Regular services next
Sunday morning and evening.
You are welcome at all the
services. Good attendance last
Sunday. An opportunity will be
given at the morning service for
all who wish to unite with the
church to do so. The young peo-
pie will hold their monthly bust.
ness meeting at the home of the
pastor Friday evening of this
week. Reported.
A social event of last week was
an informal dinner party given by
Mr. and Mrs A A Poff, assisted
by Mrs T. l. Max6eld, at the
home of the latter on Charleston
stfeet The table was artistically
decorated, the color scheme being
worked out in shades Of red and
cream Mr. Pof proved to be a
delightful and experienced host,
when it came to carving and serv-
ing the National bird Guests of
the evening were Mr. and Mrs