St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-11-13
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| lecture Sunday: Mortals an
1mmortals.
II Prof. Freund of Forest Grov
spent Monday with his cousin
II I. I. Parker.
II "The Village Lawyer" is to b
given Nov. goth, in the Higl
School Auditorium.
G.. H. Campbell of Spangle
WASH, is visiting with hil
mother and brother at theil
home on East Leavitt street.
| Adams & White have secured
possession of the Columbis
theatre. the change in owner.
ship being made last week.
| An immense number of geese
flying across the city early Mon
day morning caused the hearts
of the hunters to beat a little
faster.
Here is a dry lecture by
Thomas A. Edison that ought to
hit the spot: 81 am total alb
stainer from alcoholic liquors |
have better use for my head. I"
The Debonair Club met at the
home of Mrs. A. S. Scales on
Thursday. A delightful time
was had by those present.
Dainty refreshments were SER
we'd.
The Review is given over, to
a large extent, to the High
School Juniors this week, and
we believe all readers will find
this number especially inter-
esting.
Are you contemplating buying
a Phonograph this winter? We
have some prices that will inter-
est you, which you cannot equal
elsewhere. A good list of rec.
ords always on hand.-St. Johns
Pharmacy.
That st. Johns should own
its own water system is a mat |
ter that is generally conceded. |
The city fathers have the matter |
of purchase under consideration, |
and definite action may be look
ed for soon.
A gasoline torch exploded at |
Edmondson's plumbing estab-
lishment Tuesday afternoon. |
The flames were extinguished
before any material damage had
been wrought.
If you would like to see an ex-
citing football game, come with
the H. S. TO Ridgefield on Nov.
Ia. The crowd will leave the
city dock about 10 o'clock. on
the Argosy.
Some miscreant stole DIR. Gil
straps bicycle from his resi-
dence on Willamette boulevard
Tuseday night. Unless the
same is returned to the resi-
dence. some one is liable to get
into deep trouble.
Services at the Congregational
church Sunday will be as follows:
Sunday school at 10 q. m.
preaching at IL. Subject: Stag.
nation or Salvation. Which?I
Christian Endeavor at $50 p.
m. /; in charge of the Portland
Union Flying Squadron. L
The new Seventh Day Adven.
tist church on Charleston street
and Central avenue is completed /
and will be occupied next Satur-
day. Sabbath School at l0l
o'clock. preaching at IL. The
dedication service has been post
poned until Sunday. Nov. 29th.
in the afternoon. y
The Recitals by Miss Stocks /
was pronounced the best enter
tainment given here in many a i
lay. She rendered her selec-
lions in a very able manner and
las attained a high degree of {
proficiency in the art of elocu-
ion. -Puckwana Press Reporter. !
At First Baptist Church next
Thursday evening. c
The city council has taken up
| most laudable project, and that n
s TO look up work for the un- Il
during the coming v
winter months. Any one own v
ng land with wood to cut there n
IN and is willing to donate the
wood for having il cut down, is r
TO notify II. M. Wal =
lref, chairman of the committee y
Iaving the matter in charge. y :,
The Drama League met Mon v
ay evening in the Library Au- j
itorium. Miss Mabel Rundall u
ad secured number of copies v
4 Arnold's "The Milestones," il
'hich was read aloud by several h
aides. each one representing "
ne of the characters in the b.
lay. Hereafter the club will fl
e Literary instead of Dramatic, OF
5 originally planned. Meetings J'
ill be held every Monday eve p'
ing, beginning at 7:30.
Doric Lodge. A. F. & A. NJ, m
ntertained in most delightful 81