St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-06-16


oneer meeting. held at the home
of Mrs. Benjamin Tuesday will
apear next week.
\ 500 card party will be given
n Bickner Hall by the W. Q. W.
Monday evening, June 10th. Re
lreShments served.
/ The many friends of Miss Rassi
will be pleased to know that she
is returning home after three
months vacation at Long Beach.
j. b. Fletcher has purchased the
property owned by Mrs. John
Kane on Jersey near Fessenden.
and expects to erect a building
soon.
| Miss Jennie Grover of Newport,
Wash, spent the last week at the
Community church parsonage.
visiting with her sister, Mrs. ID.
L. Nourse.
DIR. II. o. Brown has returned
from Eastern Oregon and has re-
sumed his chiropractic practice
at the corner of Dwight and Lom-
bard streets.
\ stitch in time saves nine"
is saying that applies to the
care of the eyes. Bring your Wis
ion troubles 90 DR.. Frank Sandi.
fur and get real relief. Office.
Bonham-Curricr bldg. phone
Columbia $40.
Subscribers of Chautauqua
tickets may secure their appor-
tionmcnt of tickets from DR.. II.
+. Jones Saturday, at his old of.
ice, 800 y. Jersey street. Sub.
Scrlbers are requested to call on
saturday for allotmcnts.
Minerva Chapter q. l.. s.
was accorded the signal honor of
eXemplifymg the work before the
Grand Lodge in session in Port.
and Tuesday evening. The local
Order was picked from the entire
state 10 eXemplify the work.
The Debouair Club enter.
tanned at the home of the presi.
lent, Mrs. Alice Learned, yester-
day with a luncheon in hoaor of
Mrs. Myrtle Weeks and Mrs. j.
y. kcelcr, who are leaving 10
spend the summer in Eastern
cities.
Willis Ninson of Willamette
University spent n few days at
he home of his mother, Mrs. T..
,. Ninson, the past week. Jack
\nson and college friend also
uotorcd down from the univer,
Nry Monday evening and had
Inner with his mother.
W. Lorenzen, who has been
aumected with the Portland
Noolcn Mills for the past eleven
years, left Wednesday for his old
home in Portland, Maine. After
a couple of months visit he will
return 10 Oregon and take charge
Of the Brownsville Woolen Mills.
We desire to express our sim
cere thanks To the neighbors and
friends for their kindness and
sympathy during the illness and
death of beloved wife and mother
and can assure them that their
kindness will ever be gratefully
remembered - III. Hanks and
Family,
Dlscontlnuance of proceedings
in the district Improvement of
Jersey street at the intersection
of Mohawk street, has been
agreed upon according TO Com
missioner Barbur, The work
proposed was that of rounding
the intersection corners. The To-
cation is in 81. JOhns.-Portland
Daily Abstract.
Mrs. Minnie May Hanks died
June 7th al her home, 704 Smith
avenue, aged 40 years, 8 months
and 20 days, heart trouble being
the cause of her death. She was
born in Kansas and for the past
quarter Of a century has resided
in this place. She is survived by
her husband, II. Hanks, one ssa,
Melvin Hanks, and one daughter,
Mrs. G.. $. Mason. Funeral sery-
ices were held at the ST. Clement
church Saturday morning at 9
0 clock. lnterment took place in
Columbia cemetery, the st. Johns
Undertaking Co. in charge.
Mrs. Alice f, Myers died at her
home, POS f. Burlington street,
June Sth. She was born in For
est Grove and for the past seven
years has resided i'm ST. Johns.
She was aged 52 years, ) months
and 3 days. Surviving her are
one son, Alva Myers, and one
daughter, Edna Bilyeu, both of
this city. Her husband preceded
her 10 the other shore several
years ago. The funeral services
were held at the residence Satur-
day at =. NJ, interment' taking
place in Rose City cemetery. The
ST. Johns Undertaking Co. .'had
charge.
What do you think of the man
ual training and sewing articles
which your boys and girls have
been bringing home this week