St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-12-16

Many beautiful Christmas win.
dows in St. Johns.
A healthy trend is noted in the
butter market throughout the
state.
Work of pouring cement was
commenced on the new high school
building this week.
Mrs. Belle Graves is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. +. Patterson, in
Mountain View, California.
In the corn belt Of the Middle
West a box of Oregon apples is
worth eight bushels of corn.
It is reported that fifty new resi-.
dences will be constructed In +. St.
Johns the early part of next year.
After being idle two weeks
undergoing repairs the Sell.
wood ferry is again in opera
tion.
| Subject for Christian Science
services Sunday: Is the Uni
verse, Including Man, Evolved
by Atomic Force?
Patrons of the local postoflice
should be careful not to litter
the lobby with scraps Of paper
and pieces of string.
Born-To Mr.. aud Mrs. G.. T.
Eunan, $40 n. Seneca, November
30Ih, a boy. Mrs. Duman was for.
merly Miss Matte Keliher.
No need to go to Portland ior
Christmas shopping. St. Johns
stores have magnificent and
abundent supply. patronize them.
Miss Margaret Goddard, for
merly with the Peninsula Hospital,
was a ST. Johns visitor this week.
She has been in California and WAS
OF her way to Alaska.
]. X. Kerr, Mrs. Cramer,
Richard Kaddy and Mr.. Buckard.
all of whom have been at the
local hospital for treatment. are
reported get,ing along nicely.
Some misguided rascal re.
moved the generator from |. S.
Flynn's machine while il was in
his garage one evening last
week. Certainly a shabby
trick.
The Ba,tlemaids OF the King.
dom" Sunday school class of the
Methodist church will give a home
made candy sale at Bonham &
Curriers' store Saturday, Dec. 18TH.
at 2 o'clock. Come and buy your
Christmas candy.
A st. Johns citizen complains
that a certain city daily which
has published articles boosting
other sites Will not publish an
article boosting the ST. Johns
site for the 1925 Exposition.
We desire to express our sincere
thanks to our friends for their sym.
pathy extended to us during our re.
cent bereavement; also for the
beautiful floral offerings.-Mr, and
Mrs. w. T, Burrell and Family,
Two potatoes, one weighing
two pounds and the other three.
grown on Mowrey acres at Clack-
amas. have been attracting at
tention in the Review office win
dow. They are beauties.
Muck & Son have the contract
for delivering the sand aud gravel
for the new high school, also del!v-
ering all the material for the Med
ical school in Portland. Their trucks
have been kept on the go constantly
since last Spring.
The refrigerator steamer Wood,
ARA has left Municipal Do,k No.
A. carrying 60. 462 boxes of fresh
apples for the London market.
She will take few boxes at Se-
attic and finish with dried fruit
in San Francisco.
w. A. Carroll and Ray Walls
attended the annual banquet at
Sunnyside Royal Arch Chapter
last Friday evening. Officers for
the ensuing year were installed.
A bout 250 were present and
very delightful time is reported.
To secure the best service per-
sons should mail outgoing par
GELS for Christmas now. Later,
when less efficient help has been
added to take care of the holiday
business at different places, the
service will naturally not be so
good. DO it now.
Mrs. w. T. Hartford, who has
been seriously i'll for the past
six or eight weeks. is now rally
ing nicely under the care of Drs.
Jones and McChesney. Miss
Florence Rease. a New York
missionary. has been attending
to her needs and administering
prayer in her behalf.
II. w. Bonham. one of our most
prominent business men and best
boosters for the community. is on
the sick list. His numberless
friends hope for an early and
complete recovery. No active
local movement seems to be
cnmnlefe without Mr.. RnnhamIa