St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-01-24

l Johns is suffering from an attacl
] of diptheria.
/ Currin says: When you wan
stationery come to us. Remem
| ber the quality. THE BEST.
Wanted To exchange equity
in five room house for improved
lot in st. Johns. r. G.. Post, S0e
Pittsburg street; phone Col. 8.
An inquirer wants to know
III Nv high was Haman hang
edP Twenty cubits, or about
so feet, on the scaffold he de-
signed for others.
Methodist church, Leavitt and
Hayes IL a. m., Does Wizard
Oil Really CureY 1880, The
Gideonites. Sunday school 10 a.
m. ; Epworth League $3.50 p. m.
Lost Narrow gold bracelet.
plain, with small diamond, Fri
day of last week. Finder leave
at 210 South Hayes, Mabel
Hughes, and receive reward.
$500 buys $25OO-6 room mod
ern house, good repair, lot 50x-
100, no encumbrance. good title,
located at S27 Central ave-, st.
Johns. Nonresident owner must
sell. Address OK. Smith, Mar
tinez, Cal.
Michigan people, take notice.:
The play, Mother" at the Ba-
ker theatre on the evening of
Jan. % for the benefit of mich
igan Society of Oregon. Tickets
for sale by S. w. Rogers. Don't
fail to go.
Congregational church-Sun-
day school 10 a. m. preaching,
IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. Topic IL
a. m. Regeneration" c. T..
6:45 p. m. Topic Mission work
at home and abroad" Prayer
meeting Wed. 1880; Ladies Aid
Wed. 2:30 p. m.
Fire broke out in the store of
Bake e. Cowles on Fessenden
street at about 1l:45 Monday
night. The origin of the fire is
unknown. Damage was sus
tanned to the amount of $500, full
ly covered by insurance. The
fire department did good work !
in quickly subduing the flames. !
We wish to extend our heart |
felt thanks TO our friends and |
neighbors for their kind assist
ance received from them at the
death of our beloved husband |
and father and especially do we
thank you for the tokens of
respect 10 us and sympathy ex-
tended during our great bereav-
sment. Mrs. Sylvester Schelter,
wife and children.
Rev. Murphy, pastor of the
Congregational church address.
ed our general assembly on We'd
nesday morning. His subject
was "How are you going 10 work
up life's material% The earnest
attention and the hearty ap-
plause of the students was sufli-
cient proof of our appreciation
of his interest i'm our high school
life. This is the third of what
we hope may prove long series
of addresses by the professional
and business men of st. Johns.
High School note.
The present year is likely TO
witness the completion of another
railroad across the eastern half |
of the state. The Oregon East
ern, being built from Vale west
ward 10 Dog Mountain, l40 miles,
is progressing favorably and
railroad men say that they will
complete the construction for
this distance within the year.
The Dog Mountain is near Bend
and il is expected the line will
then be extended TO a connection
with the Southern Pacific Natron-
Klamath road now being built.
Select the man who handles
your health with the same care
that you would your banker.
CURRlN SAYS so.
The following officers have
been elected by the w. X. C..
Cora Merrill, pres. Mrs. Shat
tow, vice pres. Mrs. Gray, jun
ion vice pres. Mrs. CLANCY, sec.
Mrs. Van enburg. treas. Mrs.
chaplain; Miss Sizemore.
conductor; Mrs. Nohlen. inside
guard; Mrs. Simmons, past con-
ductor; Mrs. McGee, outside
guard. Color bearers Mrs. Rob
inson, No. /; Mrs. Evens, No. 2;
Mrs. Hansen, No. 3; Mrs. Call,
No. A. Patriotic instructor, Mrs.
Clayton; press correspondent,
Mrs. Miller; musician, Miss No
len.
The Geneva Chile Parlors are
being removed this week to the
handsome new room of McKin-
ney & Davis, just across the
street from the former location
o., tha ,yaof o;da of Iaroaxy cfraaf |