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

the Summer at Gold Beach, Ore.
Chas. Newell of Mist came up
and made his family here a visit
the first of the week.
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Doric Lodge No. 1872, A. +. &
A NJ. and the Eastern Star are on
vacation during July and Au-
gust.
j. N. Edlefsen and family and
Il. j. Whelan spent the week end
and July Fourth at Cannon
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Waldele
and Mr.. Ralph Miller are at
Gearhart for week enjoying the
sea breeze.
A nine pound baby boy arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Widmer Friday morning of
last week.
Christian Science: Sunday
morning services at IL 100; We'd
nesday evening at $500 at 403
Smith avenue.
Roy Il. Crouchley has been
spending the past week near Mt.
Hood, where he was installing
some plumbing.
A humdinger is fellow who,
when handed IA lemon, takes il
with a grin and proceeds to make
lemonade, says an exchange.
The Chautauqua which closed
yesterday was well attended at
all sessions and the entertain
ment provided was of high or.
der.
The Laurelwood Past Noble
Grand Club will meet at Sister
Dora Amrien's Tuesday evening,
July llth, the subject TO be,
Good Fellowship. Rep.
Miss Florence V. Davis is
spending the Summer in Salt
Lake City. She will make a trip
TO the Yellowstone National
Park before returning home.
Mrs. Frank Beam Of Hazel
Dell, Wash, was visitor to St,
Johns Wednesday, Mr.. Beam re-
Gently exchanged their property
here for a farm at Hazel Dell.
Services at Pioneer NJ. Il.
Church: Sunday at 9;i5 u. m,
Sunday school; morning service
at ii o'clock, sermon by pastor.
Evening service at s o clock.
The Oregon Grape Club will
have an all day picnic for all
members, their families and
friends at Columbia Park on
July 18th. Bring your lunch and
have a good time.-Rep.
Mrs. Carrie Weaver of 440 East
Chicago street was awarded 500
prize for best decorated private
ly owned auto in the floral pa
rade at the Rose Festival. This
made the third year in succession
that Mrs. Weaver has capt o 81
this prize. She received her 800
check at a luncheon at Chamber
of Commerce Monday.
Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived by Chas. Is. Welter, Post
Office Inspector, up TO and includ-
ing July 25, 1922, for the furnish
ing of suitable quarters for post
office purposes at st. Johns sta
tion, Portland, Oregon, under a
lease of five or ten years from
January %, 1923. Blank propOs-
ais and specifications may be OBJ
tanned from the postmaster or in
spectOr, and the form of the lease
may be secured from the same
source.
Ross X. Spencer aged 2l Of 627
Morrison street was drowned in
the Willamette river late Sunday
night just below Terminal No. 4,
when he went in swimming near
the towboat Sarah Dixon, on
which he worked as a logger. The
young man and a companion
went in swimming late in the
evening, and after he had made
his last dive he suddenly went un-
der and did not rise to the sur
face. His companions on the
boat tried in vain to rescue him.
The services at the Community
churet ,ast SundaS We're good.
Mr.. Nourse's sermons both morn
ing and evening were entertain
ing and instructive The Sunday
school is holding it's own. The
teachers are giving their classes
the best they have. Mr.. Nourse
has taken his family 10 the cool