St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-10-02
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Wnere Snall get my halr cut
At Gilmore's barber shop. adv
w. H. See of Portland wa,
a business caller at the city hal
Monday.
The Chill Parlors will be oper
again for business tomorrow
evening.
Wesley Cecil Heck and Miss
Faye Elinor Glasgow were mar.
ried in Portland on Tuesday.
High school girl wants a posi-.
tion to work for board during
school term; inquire at Review
Office.
A son was born to Mrs. L. B.
Smith of North Willamette
boulevard at the st. Johns Sani-
tarium last Sunday.
Rev. X. c. Blackwell, super
intendent of the Alaska M. E.
Mission, visited his aunt, Mrs.
Kemp. and his cousin. Nellie
Kemp, the last week.
The annual election of officers
for the st. Johns Grade Teach
ers' Association was held Thurs
day, October 1st, at a p. m. in
the lecture room of the Library.
Wilbur and Gordon Bellinger
are attending college at Cor
wallis. Mrs. Bellinger will keep
house for the boys at Corvallis
while they are attending col
lege.
The cells at the city bastile
have been treated to handsome
coats Of paint, applied with ar
tistic skill by Firemen Peterson
and Mackey during the past
week.
Jacob Luiten, who has been
seriously i'll for the past couple
of weeks at his home on East
Richmond street, is slowly i'm
proving. DIR. l.. +. Graves is in
attendance.
The delegates from Holmes
Lodge No. 101, Knights of
Pythias. to the grand lodge,
which meets in Portland October
13. are A. Carl Nelson. two
years. with T.. X. Maxfield as
alternate: j. +. Hitler, one year.
with V. w. Mason as alternate.
Come to the Mothers meeting
next Monday at 2:30. The paper
"The Protection of our Girls
when Travelling" by Mrs. Fos-
ter, discussion led by Mrs. Geo.
M. Hall. This is a very i'm
portant subject especially to
mothers of girls. Reporter.
The st. Johns M. E. Sunday
School will start a Trip to Jeru-
salem Contest next Sunday.
which will continue for thirteen
weeks. At the close of the con-
test a. prize will be given TO the
classes completing the trip on
schedule time. Mr.. S. c. Cook.
Supt.
Roy Crouchley. who left this
city some time ago to accept a
position in the timber at Alaska.
writes that the wild animals
there are so numerous and dan
gerous that many of the men
are leaving. and that he an
ticipates coming back to st.
Johns in the very near future.
The |. o. o. +. of University
Park will begin their winter
series of card parties Saturday
evening. October 3rd. at their
hall at the corner of Lombard
and Fiske streets. The card
parties will be given every two
weeks throughout the winter.
st. Johns friends are invited to
attend.
The Jolly 'Steen Club was en-
tertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Markle Wednes-
day evening, at which the game
of 500 was the chief diversion.
The first prize was won by Prof.
and Mrs. c. II. Boyd; the Sec
ond by Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Der
rie and the guest prize by Mrs.
c. A. Fry.
Mrs. Della Marsh was ac-
quilted by jury at Portland dur
ing the past week of the charge
of the murder of Lindstrum.
who caused her downfall. The
jury found that the crime was
justiiable. and the man deserv-
ed the fate meted out TO him.
The verdict seems to give univer-
sal satisfaction among those who
have followed the case closely.
The Universal Constitutional
Eight Hour Day Amendment to
be voted upon next month pro-
hibits any man. woman. boy or
girl from being employed more
than eight hours in any one day,
or AZ hours in one week. in any
trade. business or profession.
or in any kind of employment
whatever. skilled or unskilled.
mental or physical. within the
state of Oregon. This law ap-
plies to children and other rela-