St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-11-29
Don't forget the shoe social of
Pythian Sisters next Tuesday night.

and expects 10 return next week I,
take steps toward beginning pas
toral work here.
Rev. c. Buechler of the Lutheran
church was in the city "Wednesday
of this week and expects to return
next week to take steps to begir
pastoral work here.
George Camping came home
from Carleton and North Yamhil
where he has been for several days
'lathing" some buildings. He
goes to Dayton today where he has
another large contract.
P. S. Bannon returned Thursday
from his vacation Of a week a,
white Salmon, Wash. and reported
a good time there, with nice wealth
er until the last day when it rained
in regular Oregon style.
The stern Sunday school teacher
asked the newly arrived small men,
Der: "Who led the children of Isreal
out of Egyytf' The little fellow
squirmed under the stern gaze
awhile and finally blurted OUT ut
wasn't me sir, we just moved here
las week"
John McClave of Redlands, Cal.
who has been visiting in Seattle and
other Sound points recently was in
the city Saturday on his way home.
He said he could not afford to pass
up Portland and st. Johns on his
route and felt well repaid for his
visit here.
Pilgrims Progress will be illus
trated at the Congregational church
Sunday, December I, at 1890 p. m.
The book is great and the slides
are beautiful. All are invited to
attend. Usual morning services.
G. w. Nelson, pastor.
Miss Stella Camping, one of Our
good girls, came home from La
Camas, Wash, where she has been
teaching school and will remain
over Thanksgiving and then at
tend the teachers S institute at Van
Wash, before she returns
10 work.
The chain gang held an election
Monday night which resulted as
follows: II. S. Simmons, n. G..
:. p. Gates, V. G.; Il. B. Holcomb,
'ec. Victor Carlson, treasurer. II
S thought the new officers ought
% be made "wet down" their new
obs. What do you say, Odd Eel
owsl
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Koegan re-
urned from Clackamas Wednesday, |
where they had been In attendance
IN the funeral Of Mrs. Keogan's |
,rothcr-in-law, Il. n. Breeze, at
hat place. Mr.. Breeze has been a |
esident there for the past FIVE years
md was i'll about four months pre-
'eding his demise.
''If a man die shall he live
Igainl II so where and howl"
will be the questions considered at
he Evangelical church Sunday
vening. The morning topic: "The
dead Church" The fifth IN the
cries OF the Letters to the Seven
churches of Asia. You are most
ordially invited to attend these
ervices. Chester p, Gates, pastor.
w. T.. Byerlee, who has been
perating In a lumber camp in
Washington opposite Viento. was
own to visit the tribe the first OF
he week and incidentally to have
is teeth filed and set, We do not
uppose he "beavers" a tree down
OCCASIONALLY. but like the cross-cut
avs he uses, his teeth sometimes
eed dressing up. He returned
tuesday to work until the snow
uns him out for the winter.
An Irishman wanted to take a
homestead" and not knowing
ist how to 20 about It, sought in
ormation from a friend. Mike"
c said, you We taken a homestead
n / thought maybe ye could tell
ie tn law concernin' how to go
bout it," "Well, Dennis, l don't
tn exact wordin' NV tn
Nv, but | can give ye tn exact
ianin' Nv il. The manin' NV il is
iis: The governmint is willin't
ct ye 100 acres NV land agin SI4
nat ye can't live on 1t five years
Iithout starvin' t death. "-Ex.
The first social function of the
ommercial club for the season was
eld last night at their rooms. II
as a most delightful affair, the
IONS being filled with many of the
ost enterprising citizens Of ST.
,hns with their wives and daugh- ,
rs. 1t is intended to make this
feature of the clubs work and ,
i'll do a great deal to promote in ,
rest and goodfellowship in the ,
ub. We regret that We were un- ,
Die to attend last night but will be ,
Ire to meet the club at their next |
'cial.