St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-12-22

c. \. Zigler of Corvallis, Ore.
ron, was in st. Johns ON business
IN Wednesday.
Miss Bee Dasic. who is teach.
ing this season at Turner, Ore.
was home for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Braasch and
Son-in-law, MIR. Il. {. Hurlbert
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Collard and
family left Saturday for Los
Angeles.
j. III. Ball, proprietor of a tire
vulcanizing shop on South Jer.
sey street, suffered slight
str. Ike Of paralysis on Sunday
morning, but is reported improv.
ing.
Donations to the Bachelor club
Christmas charity campaign will
be called for if address is left at
club quarters, Empire 057S. Any
thing in the line of clothing,
food stuff or canned goods will
be appreciated. Donations should
be in by Saturday if possible.
Will the Odd Fellows and Re
bekahs' children please mail me
a card with their names on il and
il you will speak n piece or any
thing that will do TO make up a
program for Dec. 2S. Please
mention same on card. Mrs.
Carl Beckman, 232 w. Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Roberts
entertained informally members
of the executive committee of
Minerva social club at their home
6l5 N. Syracuse street on Mon
day evening, Dec. IL. The guests
included DIR. and Mrs. ID. .
Webster, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ,
Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sim
mons, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Mona.
han, Mr.. and Mrs. Manly Smith,
Miss Florence Davis, Miss Alta
0verstreet, and Hal Davis.
The Woman's Home Mission.
ary society Of Pioneer Methodist
church met in the church parlor
on Friday afternoon with the
president, Mrs. s. Il. Cook, in tn
chair after three months absence
Following the devotionals led by
Mrs. b. A. Olson, Mrs. Churchill
and Mrs. Olson gave very in,
teresting report of the convention
held recently in Forest Grove
Mrs. ID. W. Patton was elected
superintendent Of the japanese
work. Mrs. II. f. Clark conduct
ed the lesson study. Refresh
ments were served.
The Community Chorus meets
Friday night, 1880, at the VIII
liams school. Some important
announcements will be- made.
Next Sunday at ] 80 p. m. at the
Baptist church final rehearsal
for the songs which will be
sung at the Baptist church Sun
day evening. All children are
requested TO be at both the next
rehearsals and also Sunday even
ing at 6 80, when the Sunday
school will give its Christmas
program and the Chorus will
sing several songs.
Geo. Reat, employed as a knot
sawyer at the Western Cooper
age Co. shops at st. Johns, met
with a painful accident while at
work Saturday night about IL
30 p. IN. George, a lad OF 22
years, slipped in some way, and
threw out his hand in the direc-
tion Of the fast revolving cir
cular saw, his thumb coming IN
contact with the saw in such a
manner as to eleave it up the
center, almost full length of his
thumb. He was removed at
once TO the office of DR.. Schultz.
After the mutilated member was
stitched up he was taken home.
Deborah Livingstone w. G. Il.
u. met at the home Of the secre-
tary, Mrs. II. Knox, 32S Buchan-
an street, on Monday afternoon.
Following a short business meet
ing announcement of the hOnors
which have recently been bestOw-
ed on this union in the appoint
ment of state and county officers
was made. The president, Mrs.
Madeline Russell, has been ap-
pointed county superintendent Of
contest work; Mrs. S. Il. Cook,
county superintendent Of Sunday
school work; and Mrs. Il. a.
Blew, state publicity manager.
Mrs. G. w. Overstreet, a mem
Der Of this union, also won the
silver medal in last years medal
contest. A silver tea followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Kerr
passed the fiftieth anniversary
Of their wedding on Monday
without celebration. They were
married at Delevan, Illinois, Dec,
Is, 1872, and lived all Of their
married life in that state and IN
Kansas before coming TO Ore
Ron in 1902. They lived in