St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-07-22

North Kellogg street.
Doric lodge A. F. & A. M. an,
Minerva chapter, o. +. S. are on
vacation until September 1st.
Mr.. Shackleford was called t
near Kansas City, Mo, Sunda.
evening by the serious illness o
his mother.
Preaching services at the Y
IW. G. A. building Sunday at ],
a. m. Rev. E. A. Leonard will
preach.
The w. G. T. u. will NEE
with Mrs. J. G. Scott. l02 Cen
tral avenue, Monday Afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Engzell anc
some friends mptored to British Co
lumbia the first Of the week. They
will be gone a week OF more.
The Chautauqua so far Is GER
tainly worth while. and those for
tunate enough to attend are en-.
joying a treat at every performs
anca.
The Y. w. c. A. Clubs have
suspended regular meetings for the
vacation time. However, two OF
three outing trips will be enjoyed
by the girls.
Mrs. X. l.. Bartlett came over
from Portland last Friday and
presided over the destinies OF
the grocery store while Mr..
Bartlett attended court.
Attorney Bailey, w. A. Carroll.
w. l.. Mcclure and II. &. Gaz-
ley attended a communication of
Sunnyside chapter Royal Arch
Masons last Friday evening.
Messrs. II. w. Bonham and
J. N Harney and their families
expect to leave Sunday for an
outing at Bay Ocean, where they
will occupy the Lorelei cottage.
Miss Frances Dillon. youngest
daughter OF Mr., aud Mrs, J. l..
Dillon OF Appleton, Wash, is
spending her vacation with her sis.
ter, Mrs G, II. Sperling of this
city.
Prof. G. II. Boyd was seized
with an attack of pneumonia
while on his return trip from q
visit to Chicago. We are glad to
state that he is gradually i'm
proving.
Miss Minnie Plaskett is spending
the month of July in Bend at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley,
formerly OF ST. Johns. They are go.
ing to spend a week at Crater Lake
and other places OF interest.
The Chautauqua is attracting
good audiences at every session
and all seem highly pleased
with the entertainment pro.
vided. The Chautauqua will close
Sunday evening.
A sheep-killing female bear
disposed of 81 animals belonging
to residents of Haynes inlet in
Coos county before her den was
discovered and the animal To-
Gated and killed.
Mrs. Juhnke returned home this
morning from Bismarck, N, D.,
where she visited with her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Matte aud Anna Steiber.
Her many friends rejoice in her
home coming.
w. X. Hollenbeck spent Sunday
with his wife and daughter at
Sea View. Mrs. Hollenbeck and
Miss Edna returned with him
Monday and will stay a few days
before returning to the beach for
the balance of the season.
Miss Nan Evens, Miss Blod-
wen Powell and Ernest Powell
of England have arrived in st.
Johns and are at the home of
w. X. Evens, the we'll known
hardware merchant. The former
is a sister of MIR. Evens and the
latter two niece and nephew.
The ST. Johns Community Band
will meet Monday evening for prac-
tice at the foot of Burlington street.
in the AL building. All who wish
to become members OF the Club aud
Band are urged to be present, Any
one who plays the snare drum IN
this vicinity would like to have
him come. Eight O'Clock Monday
evening. Community Club.
The lecture of Tom Skeyhill
Wednesday evening on condi-
tions in Russia. given before the
Chautuqua audience was full of
interest and was listened to
with rapt attention. Mr.. Skeyhill
has a pleasing delivery and his
talk is highly valuable for it's di-
rect information.
The |. G. ii. Y. held its month
ly business meeting at the home Of
Helen Russell, Monday, July nth.
Our second club feed" was given
by Mrs. Russell. A wonderful din
ner was served and enjoyed by
those present. In the evening the
girls gave a shower for Helen.
to which other persons were in
vited. A good time was had by all.