St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-12-29

street.
Mrs. Sarah Fones spent
Christmas with her daughter-in-
law and grand children in Cor
wallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. \. limerick.
903 Newton street, went to Mon
roe, Wash, on Friday to spend
Christmas with relatives.
The James John high school
alumni will give a dinner dance
in the Portland Woolen Mills
club house this evening.
The regular business meeting
Of the st. Johns Community Club
will be held in the Y. W. c. A..
on Tuesday evening.
The little Page children wish
TO thank Old Santa Claus for the
nice things he left at the door,
6l7 y. Jersey street,
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Irvine
have returned to Corvallis after
spending Christmas with Mrs.
Irvine's mother, Mrs. +. ID. Vim.
son on South Ivanhoe street.
Mrs. Willis Vinson and son,
Willis, Jr., arrived from Salem
were Mr.. Ninson is attending
Willamette University and will
remain for a few days with Mr..
Wilson's mother.
Mcclure Adams Of Aberdeen,
Wash, was a guest at the home
of z. j. Tormey, 1860 Laura
street, during the Christmas holi-
days. Adams formerly attend
ed James John high school
John MacGregor, student body
president of University of Ore
gon, is spending his Christmas
holidays in Chicago, where he is
representing the U. of o. in al
conference of student body prcsi-
dents.
DIR. ii Il. Bunday Of Chicago,
who with Mrs. Bmdy, has been
a guest of Mrs. j. ID. Hunkins,
left for Chicago this week. Mrs.
Bunday will remain indefinitely |
TO be with her mother, Mrs. Pope,
who is seriously i'll.
The Bachelor Club elected the
following officers Tuesday even
ing: Il. j. Whelan, president; c.
W. Magone, vice president; Don
aid Rose, second vice president
Clyde Jaeger, rec. see; and Earl
treasurer. III. Ii. Poff
is the retiring president.
Mr.. w. Il. Lampkin OF Council,
Idaho, has recently taken charge
of the New ST. Johns Apartments,
corner Jersey and FeSsendcn SITS.
Mr.. Lampkin is equipping the
place and making il as near
homelike as possible. Mr.. Lamp
kin expects TO make st. Johns
his permanent home.
Santa Claus, by special ar
rangement with Mr.. Stork, pre-
sented Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Thompson, ITO South Leonard |
street, with a bouncing baby !
boy ON Christmas day. The
young gentleman has been nam
ed Joseph Frederick. Both
mother and son are doing fine.
MIRA nd Mrs. James Mckay of
4lS Il. Tyler street, left Dee. 2l
for Buena Vista, Cal, 10 spend
the Xmas holidays with their
daughter, Mrs. Claud ID. Brown.
Before returning they will visit
other relatives throughout that
state and make a short visit into
Mexico.
The Bachelor Club wishes TO
express its thanks TO the peo-
pie of this community, the clubs,
organizations and manufactur
ing establishments who helped in
making the charity work the
success it proved TO be. Chair
man and Treasurer, V. j. Larson.
Mrs. Edith Vinson entertained
crowd of young people at her
home over the holidays, the home
heinz beautifully decorated.
Mrs. VinsOn was assisted by Miss
Nan Noel. Out of town guests
were: Mr.. Jack Vinson Of Sa-
lem, Miss Eliza VinsOn of Ante
lope, Ore; Miss Ianthe Irvine Of
Marshfield, Miss Amanda Noel
and Mr.. Willis Noel Of Utica,
Montana DR.. and Mrs. ii. s..
Irvine and son Of Corvallis; Miss
Margaret Vinson, DIR. Edw. v.
Watt, Miss Irene Faulkner, Mr..
Athil Irvine and Miss Scharlet
Tebin and Mrs. A. Il. David all
of Portland. All enjoyed them
selves and a musical program
was the biggest feature.
Elmer Thrasher of st. Joseph,
Missouri, arrived last week for a
visit to his mother, Mrs. Il. Pat
riquin, who with his assistance
moved on Tuesday into her new
bungalow recently erected in
Hillsboro. Mrs. Patriquin, who
formerly made her home with
Mrs. Frank Woolley, her neice
residing on Fox street, had not
seen her son for many years until