St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-05-05

MajorN. S. Sever, deputy state
treasurer, was st. Johns visitor
the past week
Mrs. Sarah A. Kemp is lying
quite i'll at her home, GA North
Smith avenue.
l.. A. Heimark, recently from
Detroit, Mimi, has opened up a
jewelry store at Linnton.
Mrs. Geo. Headland and son
and sister, Miss Anna Hendricks,
are spending the week at Ritz
vile, Wash.
Christian Science: Sunday
morning services at IL 90; We'd
nesday evening at 800 at 4O3
Smith avenue.
Muhm & Brewer have com
pleted the erection Of the fine
new residence of l.. II. Boyd at
GIG East Chicago street.
A ten pound baby boy was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Prickett of
627 n. Ivanhoe street April 29th
at the Peninsula Hospital.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs II. j.
Burson, April 10th, at the PENN
sula Hospital, a son. The little
one is the grandson of ID NJ. Bur
son, the realty man.
The smoker at the Portland
Woolen Mills Club House last
Friday evening was well attend
ed and the events were interest
ing and entertaining.
The Burns murder trial result.
ed in acquittal last week, which
was his third trial on the charge
of murder. ID. &. Lewis and B.
+. Mulkey were the attorneys for
the defense.
Mrs. Leonora Caples, 6l5 w.
Richmond street, has a curioSi-
~ in the shape of four legged
chick, with each leg fully deyel-
oped. IL is a mixed breed of
Minorca and Leghorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Carpenter, |
managers of the Nethcrland llo.
tel in Portland, and Mr.. Strach-
air were guests of Mr.. Carpcn-
ter's brother and family at the |
Bungalow Grocery Monday eve
ming.
The Evergreen ladies ball club |
was defeated in a hotly contest
ed game with Fitzpatrick Reds at |
Crystal Park. Manager Gus Lu-
cier is trying 10 arrange for
game in Pier Park in the near
future.
Mrs. w. +. Miller Of 620 Il.
Tyler street is recovering nice.
ly after her third operation in
the past ten days at the Eman-
uel Hospital. She expects 30
be home again about the mid
die of next week.
The June 1922 class play, "Just
Plain Mary" given in the audi
torium of the high school build
ing last Friday and Saturday ev-
enings, was particularly well rem
dered and immensely enjoyed by
the large number in attendance.
Monday evening George Il. Beu-
ry and John &. Emmons were
exalted to the Royal Arch degree
in Peninsula Chapter, II. A. NJ.
Refreshments were served under
direction of Companion Dobie,
and a very pleasant evening was
reported.
Some unprincipled rascal or
rascals stole a large quantity of
beautiful flowers from the home
of Hal Hillicker at 92l South
Syracuse street on Monday
night. The vines and bushes
were pretty completely trimmed
il is said. Such acts cannot be
too strongly condemned.
The Thirteenth Annual Ball of
the Bachelor Club will be given
evening, May llth, at
the St. Johns skating rink. II is
the intention of the club to com
pletely redecorate the rink and
to this end they will spare neith-
er pains, labor nor money. As in
the past the affair will be inform
al and invitational Darby's T.
piece orchestra has been secured
for the evening.
The WOmen's Home Mission
AIRY Society of the NJ. +. church
will hold their regular monthly |
business meeting at the home Of
Mrs. w. j. Galloway, 525 South
Iyanhoe street, Friday at 2 p. m,
May 18th. There will be election
of officers and mite box opening.
Special music and helpful talks
on plans for the coming year, af-
ter which a silver tea. All mem
bers and friends of the church
are urged TO be present.
Among the candidates for the
State Senate is one whom our
people in particular should unan-
imously support, and that is our
townsman, Attorney Joseph o.
Bailey. He is one whom il
would be an honor and a credit
10 have in the Senate. If that