St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-05-19

| morning SeTNlCeS AT II 'OOj Ncu'
nesday evening at 500 at 4O3
Smith avenue.
This being election day the
Peninsula National Bank will be
closed all day
Mrs. Josephine Myer, mother
of Mrs. Berenice Mccall, has ar
rived from Chicago to make her
home with her daughter.
The girls of the Sunbeam class
of the Methodist church will hold
candy sale Saturday afternoon
at Clark's Furniture store.
Miss Edith Randall, sister of
Mrs. Harley Manning, has arriv-
ed from England and will make
her home here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Manning.
Mrs. Lou Kennedy entertained
the Blue Bird Club at her home
on Ivanhoe street on Tuesday af-
ternoon. The time was pleasant
ly spent in making candy and
outdoor sports.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Ray have
returned to st. Johns after 81
months absence spent in Callfor-
MIA and some of the Eastern and
Southern states. They say there
is no place like ST. Johns.
Rare and gorgeous butterflies
from Peru, South Africa, llondi-
mas and other countries is an eX.
hibit you wont want TO miss.
This is a collection loaned by Mrs.
Ladd. At the st. Johns Library
until May 30th.
The Cleaners Sunday School
class of the Methodist church
was entertained at the home Of
Mrs. s. c. Cook, 1902 Oswcgo
street on Friday evening. Thir-
" members were in attendance.
a social evening followed short
business meeting and refresh.
ments were served.
DIR. Edna Watt has just return
ed from Davenport, Iowa, where
she has just taken her degrees of
Doctor of Chiropractic. DR..
Watt will visit here for couple
of weeks at home of her moth.
er, Mrs. T.. ID. Vinson, and after a
visit TO the Puget Sound will go
10 San Francisco, where she will
open offices.
Norman Parks, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Parks, formerly a
resident Of 81. Johns but now
residing at Cloverdale, Oregon,
underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis at tie Good Samaritan
hospital Saturday of last week.
He is getting along very nicely.
Norman is the son of Mr., and
Mrs. ID. McQuarrie.
The Sitton Parent Teacher AS
sociatiOn will hold its regular
meeting Tuesday, May 25th, at
. 80 p. m. There are several
matters of business 20 come be-
fore the members, also our dele
gate will report on the National
Convention. This is our last
meeting of the school year, so let
us have a good attendance.-Sec.
Fire which wrought $4,000
damage destroyed the Burlington
hotel and also two dwellings ad-
jacent early Saturday morning.
Ten men living in the hotel es-
capped, although three had TO
jump from second story win
dOws. S. c. Sloan bruised his
hand when he landed. Dwelling
houses on both sides of the hotel
owned by Dan Brecht who also
owned the hotel, were destroyed,
Oliver j. and Earl Vankuren,
who have been at Port Angeles,
Wash, for the past year, motor
ed 10 ST. Johns and were guests
of their cousin, l.. n. Bellinger,
They had been spending the
past year with their uncle at
Port Angeles, and l.. n. Bellinger
who had been called there on ac-
count of the illness Of the uncle
and who passed away, accompan'
led them here. The two brothers
are leaving this week for their
home in Everett, Mich.
Mrs. +. +. MOnahan, Mrs. Man
ley Smith and Mrs, L. A, Blew
have returned from Tacoma
where they attended the Nation
al Convention of Parent Teacher
Associations as delegates from
the Williams, Sitton and George
schools. They wish TO express
their appreciation of the oppOr
tunity of attending this cOnven
ton and TO thank the assOcia
tions from which they were sent
They are very enthusiastic over
the work and have returned Will
new aspirations, new inspira
ton and a determination 10 re
new their energy in promoting
the work in this district. Nearly
three hundred delegates were il
attendance from all over th'
United States with many inter
esting reports from the various
states. In addition to the regu
lar work of the convention Taco
ma people furnished many won
derful entertainments durinl