St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-09-15

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boulevard.
Misses Arlene and Bernicc Shaw
returned Monday evening from
most enjoyable trip to Alaska.
Miss Alice Banbury. graduate
of James John high school, left
on Saturday last for Bellingham,
Wash, where she will enter the
Normal.
A five hundred card party will
be given Wednesday evening,
Sept. 20th, by the Ncighbors of
Woodcraft at Bickncr Hall. Ev-
erybody welcome. Admission 2jc.
Geo. MacCoach, the insurance
man, has purchased the Swcngel
property on South 1yanhoc street
through the agency of A. w. Da-
Wis, the well known realty man.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Community church will hold
food sale at the Piggly Wiggly
store Saturday Of this week. If
yod want somctl ing good drop
in.
Roy Staincs, day foreman Of
the stavc iointing department of
the Western Cooperage. enjoyed
part Of his week s vacation visit.
ing his old friends at his former
home in Newberg.
The Williams School Parent
Teachers Association will meet
Monday evening at o'clock.
Reception for the teachers, enter.
tainmcnt and refreshments. All
parents urged TO attend.
We wish to express our heart.
felt thanks 10 our many friends
for their sympathy, help aud
beautiful floral tributes extended
to MS during our recent bcrcavc-
mcnt.-Mrs. j. c. McNivcn and
Family.
Boys and girls, attention! Your
library hours are from > to Z p.
m. DO not come after p. m. un.
less accompanied by parent. This
rule applies TO all children under
the sth grade.-St, Johns Branch
Library.
The Shipyard Wood Co., foot of
Sheridan street, has purchased
the Peninsula Hotel building on
Willamette boulevard which was
lately damaged by fire and will
dismantle the buildings and sell
the wreckage.
Deborah Livingston w. c. 4. L.
will meet al the library on Mon
day at > p. m. Mrs. Matilda Rus
sell, newly elected president, will
preside. Supcrmtcndcnts of the
different departments will be APP
pointed for the new year.
Dan Williamson has disposed Of
his restaurant at the corner of
lyanhoe and Burlington street,
and il is now in charge of Mrs,
LePerl. Dan is enjoying himself
in whipping the waters of the
White Salmon river for the willy
trout.
Mr.. and Mrs, X. G. Couch and
daughter, Mrs. Peterson, and
children have returned from a
very pleasant two weeks auto
trip to Myrtle Point, Port Or
ford and Bandon, visiting their
ana sister, Mrs. DIR.
Bunch, and family at tie former
place,
The George School Parent
Teachers Association will meet at
the George school Tuesday after
noon at , 80. An informal recep-
tion TO teachers and the new
principal, Mr.. Tallman, will fol |
low the program. Mrs. j. +. |
Hill, President State u. 4. A.
will speak.
We desire TO express our SIN
cere thanks 10 the neighbOrs and
friends for their kindness and
sympathy and also beautiful for
al tributes during the illness and
death of our loved ones, Mrs. Sar-
an j Lear and Oron U. Lear, as
suring them that their kindness |
will ever be gratefully remember
ed.-Samuel Lear, Mary l.. Lear, |
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. o. Lear, Mr.. and |
Mrs. VIM. Lear.
In every public and high school |
there are many pupils who have |
poor vision. This makes their
study difficult, so that they can
not do as well as they ought and |
they naturally lose interest in
their studies. If your child has
any symptoms Of eye trouble take
Of the specially low |
rate DR.. Frank Sandifur offers
school pupils. Bonham & Currier
Bldg phone Empire 0379.
A very pleasant all day social
was given by Mrs. Marchand,
ll07 S. IvanhOe street, on We'd
nesday, Sept. 8th. A very en-
joyable luncheon was served |
and the afternoon was spent in
playing five hundred. Mrs. Ro-
ney won first prize and Mrs. Doc
ner winning second prize. Songs |
were rendered by Mrs. Dooner,
Mrs. Roney, Mrs. Marchand and |