St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-11-17

AhSlt VIII bN ~ biS tiiiG hlbll
day night, 3rd degree at |. o. Q
| +. Hall. All members come.
Miss Ellen Munson of Touchet
Wash, was a guest last week o
Mrs. ID. Il. Nourse at the Com
munity church parsonage.
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Ladies of the church of the As
sumption Catholic church of 81
Johns are holding a three dal
bazaar in the school hall OF
Smith avenue.
A chicken dinner and bazaar
will be given by the LaurelwooC
Club on Nov. oath in the building
formerly occupied by the Graba
terra grocery. Admission 35c.
Miss Minnie Plasket, who has
been confined to her room for the
past three weeks with a sprained
ankle, is not yet able to return to
her work in Bonham & Currier 5
store.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Gail
Alexander of independence, Ore.
daughter on Oct. 9th. She
has been named Rose Mary. Ms.
Alexander was formerly Mi,q
Hazel Evans of st. Johns.
Ionoring Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Anderson of Lewiston, Ida
no, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Holmes Of
302 Fessenden street entertained
informally on Monday evening.
Fourteen guests were present.
Mrs. Il. ID. Gould returned this
week from Hood River where she
has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j. ID. McLucas, for several
weeks. Mrs. McLucas and two
daughters, Betty and Peggy, re-
turned with Mrs. Gould and will
remain until after Christmas.
Saturday, the Missionary
Maids, Mrs. Nourse's class in the
Community church Bible school,
met with their teacher for a So
cial afternoon. Aris Russell was
chosen as president. Plans were
made TO develop certain mission
ary ideas during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson
and small daughtr have returned
from their farm near Vancouver,
where they have lived for the
past year and n half and are now
occupying their house on South
Leonard street. Thompson has
resumed his former position at
he Western Cooperage.
Dinner will be served members
If the ST. Johns Community club
md their friends at the Munici-
pal Terminal No. 4 Tuesday ev-
ming at 6 $50. A special musical |
program will be given during the |
Inner. Since this is the first |
Inner the club has had for a |
ong time, all members are espe-
tally urged TO attend. Dinner
will be soc per plate.
Mr.. 7. j. Monahan and child. |
en have the sincere sympathy of
very one in the death Of Mrs.
who died at the family
esidence Thursday about noon,
ifter an illness of some days. Flu
leral services will be held Satur-
lay afternoon at the Evangelical
hurch, after which interment
will be had in Greenwood ceme-
cry.
Mr.. Geo. ID. Fassett died Fri
lay, Nov. 10th, at Kenwood Ho-
ell, ged 6S years. His death was
udden and due from hemor-
hage. He had been a resident
f this city for the past thirteen
ears, coming here with his fam
ly from Ohio. His wife died in
9l9. He is survived by 2 sons
nd 3 daughters; l.. q. Fassett,
larry NJ. Fassett, Mrs. c. NJ. Eat
n of Portland; Mrs. G. l.. Wolf
ill, Charleston, Wash, and Mrs.
!. Il. johnson of IronwOod, Mich.
funeral services at parlors of
iiller & Tracey Nov. 18th; in
ineratiOn Portland Cremator-
lm.
A surprise party was given inl
he honor Of Mrs. S. o. Bake s
iohawk street, Wednesday No
ember 10. Lunch was served
I / o'clock consisting of a beau
iful birthday cake, well enjoyed
y all. A very pleaant after
DON was spent. Mrs. Bake was
'ell remembered, all wishing her
lany happy returns. Those pres
mt were; Mr.. and Mrs. S. o.
'alke, Mrs. G.. II. Thompson,
FRS n Erickson Mrs X Had |