St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-05-01
Local News.
DAN'S-That's all. adv


Mrs. Mae Wright spent the
week end with her parents al
Carlton.
People who talk about the good
old times forget the seven year
itch.
Mr.. Taft tells how he reduced
his flesh. He gives no credit
whatever to the last presidential
election.
A good list of the latest Dance
Records for Columbia or Victor
Machines at the st. Johns Phar-
macy. adv.
Ambulance service, day and
night. st. Johns Undertaking
Co., successors to Blackburn
Undertaking Co. office Col. 527;
Residence, Col. 299.
Three million and five hund-
red thousand eggs have arrived
from China. The Star Spangled
Banner will no longer mean any
thing to the American hen.
John Bull will do well to main
tain neighborly relations with
the United States. He'll need
our sympathy every time a suff-
ragette hits him in his midst
with the fraction of brick.
That Hon. A. w. Lafrerty will
again receive the nomination for
Congressman is pretty well as
sured. His work in Congress
has been pleasing to his constit-
uents. and will, therefore, send
him back. Lafferty is all right.
f. S. Wright of Heison, WASH,
made a business trip to st. Johns
the first of this week. He says
that they like their new location
first rate. Mr.. Wright is engag-
ed in the merchandise business
at Heison.
G.. ID. Fletcher of Schuyler.
Nebraska. was a visitor in st.
Johns Wednesday. He is an at
torney by profession and expects
to remain in this section per-
manently. He is a cousin Of
Gov. j. II. Fletcher Of this city.
Rev. G. w. Nelson has accept
ed an invitation to OCCUPY the
pulpit at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning.
and will preach at Ardmore in
the evening. There will be no
services in the Congregational
church here next Sunday even
ing.
ID. c. Lewis is making a vig-
orous campaign for the nomina-
tion as a member of the Legisla-
ture. and is meeting with great
encouragement all along the line.
The people of st. Johns realize
that il is a wise act to have a
representative from this section.
and it is a logical conclusion
that he will receive an enormous
vote in this section.
A. M. Esson and family have
arrived in st. Johns from Red
Bluffs. California. where they
have been for the past couple of
years. Mr.. Esson was formerly
city recorder and also city attor-
ney of st. Johns. and both him
self and Mrs. Esson have hosts
of friends here who are delight.
ed TO welcome them back. They
will remain here for an indef-
mite time.
The funeral services over the
remains of Nels Kaer. which
were held in the chapel of the
st. Johns Undertaking Co. Sun
day morning at $3.50, were large
ly attended. The Order of Moose
had charge of the funeral and
turned out in a body. Rev. +.
w. Ingalls, preached the funeral
sermon. The remains were con-
veyed to Bridal Veil for inter-
ment.
Chas. NJ. Menzies. Republican
candidate for Representative,
was a visitor to st. Johns the
first of the week. Mr.. Menzies
is clean cut, intelligent and pro-
gressive and successful young
business man. who was born
and raised in Multnomah county.
That he has made a success of
life is evidenced by the fact that
he pays taxes in the county TO
the amount of almost $500. II
is pretty we'll assured that he
will receive large vote in st.
Johns.
Lucille Love. the girl of mys-
terry. a thrilling story of love,
devotion. danger and intrigue.
is appearing at the Multnomah
theatre. the first installment APP
pearing last night. and other in
stallments tonight and tomorrow
evening. There are fifteen chap
ters in all. one of which will be
shown every Friday and Satur-
day evening until completed. IL
is said to be one of the finest
things ever depicted in the NOV
ing picture line.
7. j. Kreuder's popular cam
paign for county commissioner,
as one of the two who are to be