St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-10-23

Watches" made over int
"Time-pieces" at reasonabl
rates at Rogers. 300 N. Jerse
street.
The monthly tea will be sery
ed by the M. Il. ladies in tn
church basement on Wednesday
October q.
"Five thousand bees weigl
one pound" That seem
strange. when one horne
weighs a ton.
If Europe can survive year.
war, this country ought to b,
able to live through twelv,
months of neutrality.
Hess Poultry Panacea, tn,
great egg producer: Instant
Louise Killer. the great extermi
nator for lice; you can get then
at The st. Johns Pharmacy.
Suite of four rooms for rent
furnished or unfurnished, with
heat, water and light. First
Trust e. Savings Bank. building,
1902 Fessenden street.
Only a few more days yet un.
til election. With the many
officers to vote for and the 2s
measures the voter will have
plenty to occupy his attention in
casting his ballot.
B. w. Heston of Newberg,
was a guest of his wife's
mother, Mrs. C. f. Lidberg. for
a week end visit.
Another thing that helps make
the world a good place to live in
is that every young mother
thinks her baby was the stork' s
choicest selection.
Chas. Schauff, the local florist,
presented the Review Office with
a handsome bouquet of roses last
Thursday. They were beauties,
especially for this time of year.
The new Adventist church on
Hudson street is about COM
pleted and presents a pleasing
and attractive appearance. The
lot was donated by Mrs. j. G.
Scott.
Vice President Marshall says
marriage is a great institution
If you get the right wife" Un-
fortunately the public never gets
a chance to read any of Mrs.
Marshall's philosophy.
Mrs. w. r. Evens entertained
the Aulibonere Bridge Club in a
delightful manner on Friday
afternoon last. A dainty lunch
was served. Mrs. Antoine Edlef-
sen of Larrabee street, Portland,
will be the next hostess.
Mrs. f. J. Kumm of Beaver.
Oregon. is visiting with her
mother. Mrs. w. III. Nolan, in
this city. This is the first time
she has been home. since she
was married. one year ago.
Fifty thousand dollars con-
tributed by Multnomah county
citizens for the completion OF
the Columbia River Highway in
the county will be expended in
the immediate future under the
supervision of the state high
way engineers. This donation
it Is said will insure the COM
pletion of the grading on the
highway this year.
The st. Johns foot ball team
is out this year as strong as
they were last year. They made
a fine showing last year, losing
only one game. They have
played two games this season.
winning the first 6 TO 0 against
Columbia Park. and the second
was 0 TO 0 against Albina. Sun
day, the 25th. they will play
Overlook at the Hill grounds at
2:30. rain or shine.
Registration of voters was ex-
tended two days in Multnomah
county. Estimates are now be-
ing made by the politicians on
the probable vote this year in
Oregon. owing to the first gen.
eral election under the women's
suffrage law. The best author
tiles consider that 225. 900 votes
will probably be the highest
cast. Some place ii was low as
205, 900. The former figure is
very likely to be nearer the
truth.
Mr.. Val Knauf of Prescott,
Columbia county, and Mrs. Rufina
p. Reece of this city. were join
ed in matrimony Monday. Octo-
ber 10Th. at $3.50 p. m. at zoe
Mohawk street. st. Johns. in
the presence of a few intimate
friends. by Rev. G. w. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Root served
as witnesses. Mr.. Knauf is en-
gagged as saw filler for the Beaver
Lumber Company of Prescott.
and they will probably make
their home at that place in the
near future.
A surprise party was given to
Mrs. M. Mackey at her home