St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-10-31

Meet your fate at the Hallow
cen social on Friday evening. th,
3lst given 10y the Epwortl
League of the NJ. +. church. a,
j. S. Mckinney has had nea
garage built at his home for tn,
housing of his fine auto which
he recently acquired.
When you see an ad. in youi
magazine marked. Get IL al
! Currins," il means that YOU car
buy that we'll known article foi
less at Currins. adv.
A game of basket ball on skates
between two local teams was the
attraction at the rink Tuesday
evening. The novel event fur
nished much amusement.
Mrs. Gus Salmond, daughter.
Miss Gladys. and son. Howard,
returned this week from a four
months sojourn in Minnesota,
California and other states.
They report a delightful time
throughout.
Winter Photography is easy
and a pleasant pastime by the
flash light method. Currins for
Drugs. adv.
For Rent 5 room modern cot
tage. furnished. Will be rented
from Nov. / to small family.
reasonably. Apply to J. +. Will
liams, Holbrook Block. ADV
w. l.. Churchill has leased the
old Mock farm of eighty acres
from A. S. Benson, the present
owner, and has moved thereon
with his family. 1t is Mr..
Churchil's intention to engage
in the dairying business prin-
cipally on the farm.
Our Quality household drugs
put in handy non-sifting cartons
are now labelled with the amount
the carton contains, so you can
compare correctly with those
purchased elsewhere. Currins
fer Drugs. We lead the follow
ers. adv.
President Bonham of the Com.
mercial Club has appointed the
following committees: Member
ship committee Chas. A. Fry,
II. +. Pennell. o. j. Gatzmyer;
auditing +. p. Drinker, A. Lar
rowe; house S. w. Rogers. j.
N. Edlefsen. C.S. McGill: recep-
tion and entertainment G. G.
Currin. p. II. Edlefsen. w. NJ.
Tower, Thomas Autzen, X. G.
Brand, A. w. Markle. c. Il.
Thompson.
The Knights of Pythias held
an open meeting in Bickner hall
last Friday evening. The even
ing's entertainment was COM
posed of card playing, feasting,
speechmaking and dancing. DR..
Vincent and Mrs. ID. +. Horsman
furnished delightful strains of
music for the dancers. ID. Frank
Horsman was chief cook and
bottle washer. and acquitted
himself in fine style. j. f..
Hitler acted as toastmaker. and
kept the speech makers busy.
The event was largely attended
and thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Elizabeth Hive No. "a met at
the home of Mrs. I. ID. Condor
October 22. and enjoyed interest
ing games of cards. Mrs. Strick-
land won first prize and Mrs.
Guerin second. Mrs. Windle
won first guest prize and Mrs.
is. Cochran second. Those pres
ent were Mesdames Perkins.
Guerin. Royse. Noal. Bertha Per-
kins. Porgus and little daughter,
Evers and Snyder of Portland
Amelia Kruger, August Krue-
ger and Miss M. r.. Lowe of Wood
lawn; Windle. Marino. Tracey,S.
Cochran, X. Johnson. ii. Vim
cent, Asper. Strickland. II. Har-
rer, and Misses Edith. Alma and
Elizabeth Moe of st. Johns. All
enjoyed the event immensely.
The city council has practical
! IN decided that the citizens of
St. Johns shall do their own
choosing of park sites. II has
rejected the park committees
report recommending four tracts,
which leaves the matter of Sc
lection of sites still am open
question. The probabilities are
I that a list of eight or ten tracts
will be submitted to the voters
to choose from, council only re-
stricting the number of tracts
that shall be acquired which
may be as high as four and as
low as two. A bond issue i'm
amount sufficient to cover cost
of highest priced tracts will
u likely be embodied on the ballot.
/ City Attorney Gatzmyer is in
yestigating TO discover if any le-
galities stand in the way of con
ducting an election in such man
ner.
II At meeting of the board OF
\ governors of the Commercial club
Monday evening. A. S. Benson,
| A. LarrOwe. and =. III. Edlefsen