St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-12-12

Nj. Mackey is having q ,nea
habitation erected on Burr street
q near Hudson.
II. +. Elliott and family of tn,
northern part of Illinois, ar,
spending a few days in st. Johns
w. l.. Markle of White Salmon
Wash, has been the guest OF
] his brother, A. w. Markle, il
this city during the past week
Miss Olive Bonham. who has
made her home with her brother.
II. w. Bonham, the past three
years. leaves this week to spend
the winter in Riverside, Cali.
fornia.
Rev. f. n. Sandifur, of In
dependence, Oregon, former pas
tor of the Nj. +. church here,
and well known, was a caller
last Tuesday morning upon Rev.
ingalls,, the present pastor, at
the M. +. parsonage.
The Senior Class of the
Christian church's candy sale
proved a splendid success. Mrs.
Byerlee received the box of
candy awarded to the oldest
buying 25c candy. Miss Her.
wick received the box of candy
awarded to the youngest. The
class wishes TO thank its patrons.
There are more reasons than
Heinz makes kinds of pickles
why you should bring your
watch to S. w. Rogers for re-
pairs, at 300 North Jersey street.
Workmanship and material the
best. and almost 40 years of
actual experience. all at your
disposal, at right prices. There
are a lot more good reasons which
you will learn after you get ac-
quainted. adv.
The Northern Hill grocery
store, operated by the Equal
Rights Company. was entered
by burglars Monday night. but
were frightened away before
having an opportunity TO make
away with anything of value. j.
Schmauder, who lives overhead
of the store room, heard them
in the room below. He opened
the window and the noise caused
the thieves to make a hasty exit.
A mass meeting of the citizens
of the First Ward for the pur-
pose of selecting a park site
favorable to the people of that
ward to be held in the city hall
has been called for tomorrow
evening. The residents of the
Second Ward have made their Sc
lection. and when the First
Ward folks do the same. the
park question will have gotten
in concrete form.
Captain and Mrs. Guy NJ.
Street of Alaska, accompanied
by the Captains mother. Mrs.
is. +. Street of Edmonds. Wash
ington, arrived at the home of
Mrs. Julia Parker in st. Johns
last week. Mrs. S. +. Street is
a sister of Mrs. Parker, and this
is her first visit 10 Oregon.
Captain Street and wife have
spent several years in Alaska.
They are on a tour of Eastern
and Southern states. and will
return TO Oregon by way os Cali
fornia the last of January
The Bungalow store on North
Jersey street was entered by
burglars some time between
Saturday night and Monday
morning. and a quantity Of can
ned goods. cigars. chewing gum,
nuts, cigarettes and cigarette
papers were stolen. Entrance
was effected through the real
window with an axe, which was
left i'm the store. The bolt
which locked the door between
the back room and the main
store had been pried oil. The
supposition is that il was the
work of youngsters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Corbett en-.
tertained the Royal Neighbor'
and ir'friends at their home
929 South Jersey street, Wed
l nesday evening of last week
The time was spent very pleas
antly i'm playing 800, " there be
ing nine tables. Mrs. Sherman
Cochran made the highest score
and won the ladies' first prize
a hand painted plate. Mrs. n
| j. Bailey won second prize,
box of sachet powder. Mr.. Gah
won the first gentleman's prize
a shaving glass, and j. +, Gill
more won second prize, decl
of cards. After the prizes were
awarded, a dainty luncheon wa
served. The out of town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure o.
Portland. and Mrs. Ready anC
| Mrs. Mcclure of Uniyersit!
Park. All departed at a lat'
hour congratulating Mr.. anC
| Mrs. COrbett upon a very pleas
ant evening.
| Work of the Senior Class o
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