St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-01-20

lly IeBalUlUS heI Healtu
Mrs. Tate, who has been on the
sick list, Is steadily improving.
Born-To Prof and Mrs. S. II.
Graf Saturday, January 18th,
daughter, Therese Ann.
Rev. +. A. Leonard will
preach at the Y. w. c. A. build.
ing Sunday at eleven a. m.
Note the removal sale ad of the
St. Johns Fair Store in this issue.
Bargains wo tn while are being Of
fvred
G. w Cochrane, formerly asso.
ciated with Mr. Amizich, will open
up a real estate Office as soon as he
secures location
Instead of using an army tax to
pay an army bonus, why not do it
with fines paid by bootleggers and
their customers. -Ex.
Mr.. Jost has purchased The build.
ing now occupied by the Jost Mar
ket and Purity Bakery, J +
Gilmore handling the deal.
Petitions are being circulated for
the hard surfacing of Ivanhoe and
Syracuse streets. both from Phila.
delphia street to St. Johns avenue.
Mrs ]. NJ. Shaw underwent an
operation at the Good Samaritan
hospital this week Her numerous
friends hope for an early and com
plete recovery.
Laurelwood Past Noble Noble
Grand Club will meet with Sister
Susie Rogers, 304 East New York
street, Friday evening, January
10th, at 1880.
A mass meeting will be held at
Jefferson High School Auditorium,
January 22nd at } p. M. Bishop
Sheppard will be the principal
speaker. Everybody welcome.
Announcement has been made
by the War Finance Corporation
OF a loan of $l35, 900. The loan
is for agricultural and live stock
purposes in Oregon.
Included in the proposed
building program in Astoria
during the coming season is a
Knights of Pythias temple 10
cost between $35. 900 and $40. 600.
Correction-Sitton Parent. Teach.
ers' Association wall hold their
meeting Friday evening January
2o,h, at s o'clock. There will be
program and refreshments as an-
nounced last week. All patrons of
the school are urged to attend.
Ole Nelson, sheriff of Clatsop
county. faces two indictments as
the results of an investigation
by the grand jury. One charges
him with assault and battery on
a young girl and the other with
disorderly conduct.
A New York mother pleads
for the protection of boys against
girls. Now, with all respect to
the girls, IL does seem that re-
form is about TO be started in
the right direction. Exchange.
The Ku Klux Klan is organic
ing in Eugene. A large number
of knights have been sworn in
and another class will be initiated
some time this week, according
TO X. II. Sawyer of Portland,
who is official representative of
the imperial wizard.
The Community Club meeting
scheduled for last Tuesday evening
at the club rooms OF the Portland
Wooden Mills, was postponed on
account of the condition of the
weather and slippery streets lead
ing to the club rooms. The date
of meeting will be announced in
next weeks issue.
Plans for the construction of the
Oregon avenue sewer system, to ac-
a district in St. Johns
containing 2400 lots, have been
Action on these
plans will be deferred for thirty
days, to give the residents OF the
district an opportunity to remon'
strate. The sewer will extend from
Buchanan street to the Columbia
river slough and is estimated to
cost S75, 000.-Abstract.
Invitations have not been issued
to members of Masonic lodges and
Eastern Star chapters for the next
series of informal dances given by
Minerva Social Club January 2Sth,
February 24th, March 3Ist and
April 2Sth. Members of either or
der are requested to present their
receipts in lieu of an invitation or
be vouched for by some member
present. Invitations have been is.
sued to friends who are not MasoDs
nor members of the Eastern Star.
With January goth near at hand
as the date for starting off the
Community chest campaign resi-
dents of the Peninsula district
should plan one and all on seeing
that our usual enviable record for
contributing to worthy movements
of This variety is not broken.
Through organization the ST.