St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-02-03

sick list.
c. H. Thayer is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. II. +.
Roche, Sunday, January 29th, a
son.
Miss B. Basic left Sunday for
Turner, Oregon, where she will
teach school,
Mrs. AL Anderson, who has been
i'll at the Peninsula Hospital, is
getting along nicely.
Good progress is being made on
The Noce building, which will soon
be ready for occupancy,
The grounding probably had a
hard time getting a squint at his
shadow in this locality yesterday.
c. N. Braasch of Estacada was a
visitor here Monday. He expects to
soon again be a resident of ST.
Johns.
G.. W. Cochrane has had new
building erected on Baltimore
street near Jersey, which he will
occupy as a real estate Office.
X. c. Couch aud Mr.. Burson
will open up a real estate Office in
the coy little room just completed
opposite the St. johns Undertaking
Parlors.
Mayor Baker has announced he
will not be a candidate for govern.
or. The city faces a big problem
and the mayor feels IL his duty to
remain on the job.
Fatalities from automobile acci-
dents in Oregon in 1921 aggregated
90, according TO reports from
county coroners. Multnomah led
with 3S, while Ii counties had
none.
The Community Chest drive in
st, Johns Is about half completed
aud the people here are demonstrat.
ing their generosity as usual. Col,
Edlefsen and his staff have been
doing valiant work,
The Womens Home Missionary
Society Of the Methodist church
will meet with Mrs. Frank Beam,
322 Smith avenue, Friday, Febru.
AIRY 10Th. A good program will be
furnished. and refreshments served.
All interested in the work are
cordially invited.
On account of the Settlement
Center banquet the regular meeting
of the Cleaners Sunday school
class OF the Pioneer Methodist Sun
day school will be held at the home
OF Mrs. A. X. Mullin, corner of Al
legheny aud Fessenden streets on
Friday evening, February roth in.
stead Of February 3rd.
Holmes lodge No. IoI Knights
Of Pythias Is in receipt of a fine box
OF oranges, picked ripe from the
tree, the gift of our former citizen,
William Edmondson. who Is now
at Porterville, California, The box
will be opened along with the biz
contest at the meeting of Friday,
February ord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Barney
Of 834 North Edison street have re.
eeived the news OF the death OF his
nephew, Oral Vanderhoof, at his
home in Tacoma. The deceased was
we'll known in the Sellwood dis
trict and at Troutdale, where in
terment will take place in Douglas
cemetery. He has resided In Trout
dale since he was about I2 years
old.
G. Allan Rutherford. a member
of the class of 10 Of the James
John High School, has returned to
the o. A. c., after having been alb,
sent for two quarters. He is re-
gaining his place in student activi.
ties. Rutherford is doing night
work on the o. A. c. Barometer,
the college semi-weekly publica-
tion, and is also corresponding for
the Christian Science Monitor. He
is going out for the varsity track
team later,
Attend the Community Club
meeting at the club rooms OF the
Portland Woolen Mills next Tues
day evening at $50. A fine enter.
tainment will be rendered. Dinner
will be served at the above hour
Included In the fine program will be
solo by Lieut.. Crane, solos by
Miss Lola Murphy and Mrs. Lof-
gren, reading by Mrs. Alta Reessell
and an address by a prominent
speaker. There will also be other
very interesting features that none
can afford to miss. Make it point
to attend.
Jack Wood, who has been In
charge of the Simon's store since
the change in ownership, and who
has made many friends during his
stay here, has been transferred to
one of Simon's other stores in Port
land, and w. ]. Forsythe will here
after have charge of the ST. Johns
store. The new manager was
with the Sunset Grocery for two
years and has been with the Simons'
store ever since. He Is we'll versed