St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-12-18

with Prof. and Mrs. G. H. Boyd
on Wednesday evening.
A bottle of good perfume is
always appreciated. See the
excellent line at The st. Johns
Pharmacy.
Watches" made over into
"Time-pieces" at reasonable
rates at Rogers, 309 N. Jersey
street.
Holiday Stationery in boxes at
a special discount of one-third
off. This line must be sold.
At the st. Johns Pharmacy.
Mattresses and feathers re-
novated and mattresses made to
order. C. w. Ford; phone Col
umbia 308.
Bonham & Currier are making
alterations in the Ladies' De-
partment of their stores. They
have a very attractive window
display. of Christmas goods, the
decorative work of which was
done by Mrs. P. G. Gilmore.
Christmas Seals, Cards, Book
let's, Holly Boxes. Decorations
and Trimmings in abundance at
The st. Johns Pharmacy.
Captain P. @. Stoner of Lans-
ing, Mich, is guest of his
cousin, Mrs. j. G. Scott. Capt.
Stoner was in st. Johns about
nine years ago. and the changes
made in the city since then are
most bewildering to him. He is
delighted with the city.
ST. Johns is to have GENE
terry at last. according to the ac-
tion of the city council Tuesday
evening. IL will be located on
what is known as the Cation
ranch. northeast of the city. A
more thorough description of
the tract will appear next week.
Mrs. Bessie Schultz and Mrs.
Faye Heck Of the Artisans have
been selling tickets on some
beautiful dress goods for the
benefit of a local widow and
children, who desire to secure
passage TO San Francisco. The
prize was captured by II. w.
Bonham.
Best line of Holiday Candies,
in fancy Christmas packages.
quality unequaled, at The st.
Johns Pharmacy.
Couch e. Co. have been very
successful with the fancy work
department added to their
stores, and have some very
beautiful specimens of hand
work on sale in their Ladies'
Department-the work of Mrs. |
Fred c Couch'and Miss Louise
Couch. Their Christmas win.
dow display is also very attrac-
tive. 1'|
A most enjoyable linen show
was gwen on December 4th in |
honor of Margaret l.. 0'Connor
Willumsen at the home of Mr.. |
and Mrs. 7. ID. Condor. 305
West Richmond. Mrs. Condor |
was hostess. The evening was
spent in the of game 500 and |
music. Covers were laid for
twelve. and a delicious dinner
was served. Those present |
were: Mr.. and Mrs. I. b. Con-
don, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Will
lumsen. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Nj. |
Long. Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Tracy. |
Mrs. Jack Morono. Mrs. w. ]. |
Royal. Mrs. W. A. Hamilton.
Mrs. Marie Beandett.
The new Hill steamer Great |
Northern will leave Philadelphia
January q next and the North
ern Pacific February 20. IL will
require about seventeen days TO
make the trip. as stops are to
be made at San Diego and San
Pedro. Cal. The Company will
begin regular operation of the |
steamers between Portland and
San Francisco March Is, and a
steamer will leave every day. |
The trip will be made in from
20 to 80 hours. which is less |
time, by from four TO five hours,
than any train except the Shasta
Limited makes the trip. This |
train makes the run in 27 hours.
George f. VanDusen died at
the home of his daughter. Mrs.
Nellie Benham, l02 Smith
avenue, December 10th. aged 76 |
years. He was born in Ohio.
and for the past three months
has resided in st. Johns. He
was a farmer by profession. and
came to st. Johns from Min
nesota. He is survived by three
F. and Earl VanDusen
of 0gIevie. Mimi. and M. p.
VanDusen of Clinton Falls,
Mimi. and one daughter. Mrs.
Nellie Benham of st. Johns.
The funeral services will take
place this afternoon in the
chapel of the st. Johns Under
taking Company; interment in
Columbia cemetery.
If you want to see a prize