St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-03-27
Local News.
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Must either bust or advertise.

Miss Winnie Walton has returned
to her home in St. Johns aftel
spending two years in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Mowary and
son Ernest of Falls City was visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Jones re.
Gently.
There will be special mission
ary meeting of the Epworth League
at 6:3o Sunday evening. Every.
body invited.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Anderson oi
Albina, were guests of the Metho.
dist parson, f. l.. Young and
family, Tuesday.
H. +. Collier has removed his
law Office from the hollow block
building back into his old quarters
in the Holbrook block.
Mrs. Berg and Miss Cecil Cole.
man of Stella, Wash, were visiting
Mrs. J. Bragg last week at the
home of Mrs. J. II. Jones.
The Vogue millinery store will
keep open until 9 o clock evenings
in order to accommodate their Gus
toners who are engaged during the
day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Westing-
house of Salem, were in the city
the first of the week visiting at the
home Of the latter's brother, DR..
A. w. Vincent.
Married at the parsonage of the
Methodist church Tuesday evening,
March Io. G. c. Hamilton and
Miss Julia Johnson, Rev. +. l..
Young officiating.
Miss Eva Clifford of Woodland,
Washington, former resident Of
St. Johns, is spending a few weeks
with her friends, Miss Ida Jones
and Mrs. Lily Bragg.
Our readers should take note of
the prices quoted in ]. w. Reeves
ad in this issue. The prices there
will skin Portland a mile when you
count your time and carfare.
The Order Of Eagles made the
eagle scream Tuesday evening but
we could not attend the smoker as
il was council meeting night. We
are told, however, by those who
were there that II was hummer.
The meetings Of the Christian
Scientists of ST. Johns, will be at
the residence of c. J. Miller, cor.
OF Charleston street and Portland
boulevard, every Sunday and
Wednesday evenings at o'clock.
Mrs. Roper of the Seaman's in
stitu,e of Portland, will speak at
Bickner's hall Sunday afternoon at
ago. You will miss a treat IL you
miss hearing her. Everyone cor
daily invited. Admission free. No
collection.
Lawrence Thorndyke Of Astoria
spent Sunday with his ST. Johns
friends. He reports things hum.
ming in the city by the sea, especi-
ally when one of those oo-miles-an-
hour breezes comes teetering up
over the bar
The home OF the pastor Of the
Baptist church OF ST. Johns, 1887
Fisher street, was invaded by the
Ladies Aid OF that church, with a
number of their husbands the even
ing OF the 25d, the occasion being
the birthday of the pastors wife.
A bad habit is bad thing and
bring only sorrow and oftentimes
disgrace, but If you get the habit
OF going to the meetings at Bck-
ner's hall Sunday afternoon it will
bring JOY and gladness. Come
thou with us and we will do thee
good.
When Mr.. Lauther went to pay
his taxes on the property he |
thought had been assessed too high.
he found he was not assessed on
the old shack as he thought, but
there was mixup in the number
of the lots and the matter was ar
ranged all right.
"What is a Christian Will be
the subject upon which Mr.. Gates
will speak next Sunday morning.
In the evening the subject will be:
Good Citizenship or How will we
vote on April o." This will close
Mr.. Gates year here as pastor of
the Evangelical church and will be
his last sermon
The program given at the Bap- |
tist church by the Sherman Clay * |
Co. people was a most excellent
one. The personnel consisted of
Miss Ethel M. Lytle, soprano; Miss
Mary Mackenzie Cahill, violin
John w. Boothe. reader and Frank |
l.. Grannis, pianist. There was a |
good audience which appreciated
the entertainment very much.
c. l.. Copple, one of our Hood
River tillicums, who has been liv-
ing in Corvallis during the past
winter came down for visit with |
his sister, Mrs. DR.. Norton. Mr.. |
Copple is not stuck on Benton coun-
tvs capital and is looking for To-
cation. We hope he may find a |
place here to take hold and grow |
up with the country.