St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-10-24

All the latest photograph rec
n ords for Columbia. Victor. ol
\ Edison machines. Get them al
the st. Johns Pharmacy. ADV
Mrs. X. M. Wright of Unior
has been a guest at the home OF
Mrs. S. l.. Irwin at the Irwin
Rooming House during the past
3 week.
A. G. Gesler of Centralia,
Wash, made a brief visit to st.
Johns the first of the week. He
reports business prospering al
his new location.
Leave your troubles for a few
moments and meet with the jol-
ly crowd at the Halloween social
on Friday, Oct. 3lst, at the old
Catlin house. adv.
A basket ball game on skates
will be given at the rink Tues
day of next week between two
local teams. Admission 15 cents.
adv.
When you see an ad. in your
magazine marked, Get it at
Currins." it means that you can
buy that well known article for
less at Currins. adv.
A 500 social will be given by
the Rebekahs in their hall We'd
nesday evening, November 18th.
Pumpkin pie. doughnuts and
coffee will be on the "bill of
fare"
Gilmore, the barber, has ar
ranged to put in another barber
chair in his Philadelphia street
shop next week. Quicker SER
vice and shorter hours is Mr.G IL
more's aim.
Rev. and Mrs. ingalls, of the
M. Il. church were delighted to
receive a call last Friday after
noon from Mrs. J. II. Cane and
Miss Lettie Smith of Lents, for
mer Pensioners when Rev. In.
gals was pastor at that place.
Don't forget the good time the
Epworth League is getting ur
for ALL its friends at the Catlin
house. n. Fillmore. Oct. 81. =.
S. Don't wait for an invitation
you might get left on that pump.
kin pie, or something better.
adv.
The Eagles gave a delightful
smoker on Tuesday evening OF
last week at which initiation oi
candidates took place. Portland
Aerie No. 4 aided in the military
ceremonies. The evening wa:
spent in a most enjoyable man
ner. The Eagles'Nest here is
growing in interest and mem
bership.
Evangelical Church Men,
4 Day" Sunday School 10 n. m
Mr.. X. ID. Everett. missionary o.
the American Sunday School Tn
!. ion. will deliver the morning ad
dress at III n. m. Junior G. f.
z 6 p. m. X. l.. c. +. Z p. m.
] preaching s p. M; theme
4 "Show Thyself n Man. Praye
I meeting 8 p. m. Thursday. Tn,
\ X. l.. c. Il. will give Hallow
/ cen party Friday. Oct. 81. Par
: ticulars will be given next week
A chicken case was tried be
4 fore Municipal Judge +. A. Ric,
Tuesday morning, i'm which FIRE,
Fenton was the defendant anC
1 u. r.. Gonsolus the complainant
1 Mr.. Gonsolus complained tina
/ chickens which he believed wer,
owned by Mr.. Fenton had dam
: aged his property by scratching
l in the lawn and among the vege
I tables, but he was unable 4
prove the ownership of the chick
ems, and the case was dismissed
= Former city attorney III. f.. Col
] lier represented Mr.. Fenton
. while City Attorney Gatzmye
had charge of the prosecution
;, Quite a number testified. seyera
y of whom were young ladies.
n Nora Blancher Fletcher, wifi
e of George A. Fletcher, 8l4 VII
lamette boulevard. died at
: O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. afte
Ma lingering illness. She wa
born at Dallas, Oregon, Novem
ber l6, 1880, and had lived in 81
Johns since last January. Sh
| was baptized in the Congregi
| tional church August % of thi
| year. Deceased leaves a hus
| band. mother, Mrs. Mclean @
| Portland, and two sisters. Mrs. |
| Mason of Tacoma. Wash. an
Mrs. Maud Hemming of 81
| Johns. The funeral took plac
| from the st. Johns Undertaken
| Co. parlors yesterday afternoo
at 2 O'Clock. Rev. James Mul
| phey officiating. lnterment /
| Columbia cemetery.
| S. p. Krause of 345 Russo
street, Portland, attempted
board a st. Johns car while
motion between Chicago stree
and the regular St. Johns sta
last Saturday morning, misse
his hold and was thrown again'
the car, bruising him consider
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