St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-07-21


Mrs. George Beno of Minot. S.
| d., is a guest at the home of w.
| IL. Monahan, 676 Vanderbilt st.
a new son was a recent arrival
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.. Il.
Doyle on South Kellogg street.
Lewis Miller has treated his
home TO a handsome new coat of
paint and otherwise made il
more attractive and convenient.
Ed. 5. Curricr, son Robert and
nephew, Lloyd Praeger of San
Jose have returned from an en-
joyable outing in the Crater
Lake region.
Elizabeth, John end Ruth Blew
are spending the summer with
their grandmother. Mrs. T. j.
Brandes, at the Four Pines cot
tagc at Seaside.
wish To thank the employers
and employees of the ST. Johns
Lumber Co. for their sympathy
and liberal Offering during my
late illncss.-l'rank Wilson, 307 /
s. Central avenue.
d
G.. j. Lucier is in charge of the |
big concrete bridge on the Tilla- |
nook highway for LcDoux q (
LeDouX. Gus says he has been in I
charge since the first of June aud |
expects 10 complete the bridge in
about two months.
Claude w. Brooks of llccla,
5. d., has written the local Amer
lean Legion for information con.
cerning his wife whom he lost
track of when he went into the
army, and believes she is some.
where in this section.
Mrs Sema Brannan aud sons
George and Clarence were guests
at the j. +. Hendricks home, POS
South lvanhoe street, last week.
They then proceeded 10 Seattle,
where Mrs. Brannan s mother is
seriously III. They are old time
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen.
dricks AT Mackay, Idaho.
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Mrs. Ella G.. Workman, Grand
Chief of Pythian Sisters of Ore
gon, made her official visit 10
Rose Temple No. i3 July 9th, at
which time she complimented the
members as being the frst Py-
THAN Sister Temple 10 have al
ready a fund started for the Ore
gon-Washington home that is TO
be built al Vancouver.
The "Sibloco PipeleSs Fur
mace" is low in height, making
them practical for any basement
square outside castings, taking
up the least room Of amy furnace
Dn the market, and above all are
very economical in fuel con
giving you % per
cent of the heat that usually
goes up the chimney. Install one
now. Alex. 5. Scales, Agent
phone Empire 1925.
The Altruistic Club Pythian
Sisters were entertained at the
home of Mrs, Ettie Maxfeld on
Tuesday, July llth. Dinner was
served at noon, after which the
business was called 10 order.
Sewing was the work of the day.
The next meeting will be a picnic
at Columbia Park July %, when
all members and their children
are asked 10 bring a basket and
enjoy the day. Dinner will be
served at noon. Coffee will be
fuInished.-Reported.
.
The members aud friends Of the
United Evangelical church cx-
pressed their appreciation of
their pastor, Rev. c. H. Farnham
and family by giving them a re
,eption on Friday evening last at
their new home, 304 +. John st.
Mr.. II. j. Monahan gave the
speech Of welcome, followed by
others. Rev. Farnham responded
IN his usual happy way. 4 pro-
gram of music and readings con
;luded the evenings entertain
nent, and the guests returned to
heir homes feeling better for
having met the estimable family. |
Mrs. j. NJ. Gillespie is in re
,eipt Of most interesting letter
rom her son, f. Il. Gillespie, who
IS superintendent Of material for
he United Fruit Company in
spanish Honduras. The letter
gives a detailed account Of that
part Of the world, telling in a
very interesting way Of the Gus
.oms, mode Of living and life in
general Of the inhabitants. Ii
also gives a description of the va
riOus kinds of wood and products
thab are grown there. Owing TO
a lack Of space we are unable TO
publish the letter, as we would
otherwise like very much 10 do,