St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-03-06
Local News.
Vote tomorrow.
DAN'S-That's all.

after the primaries.
j. I. Harbin has moved hi.
family from Smith avenue t
West Mohawk street.
A new picture show is being
opened up in the Holbrook
building on Jersey street.
Cyclone Cold Cure is curing
hundreds of colds. Get it at The
st. Johns Pharmacy. adv.
A post card received by d.
Frank Horsman from Roy
Crouchley states that he had ar
rived in Alaska all right.
The total registration for the
primary election was I'LL. di-
vided as follows: Republican
767; Democratic 3S2; Progress
sive %.
Every voter registered should
vote tomorrow. That is what
the election is being held for.
If you do not, you have no right
to kick at the result.
The monthly business meeting
of the Christian Endeavor of the
Evangelical church, which was
to be held tonight. has been
postponed to next Friday even
ing. March 18th.
Miss Malena T.. Long, the tai
ented piano instructor. has a
card in this issue. She has been
meeting with splendid success
and has quite large class of pu-
pills.
AT the last meeting of the gen.
eral committee of the temperance
forces of st. Johns, il was de-
cided to make no endorsement of
candidates for Office till after the
Primary.
The Order of Moose gave a
special musical entertainment at
their meeting last evening. at
which the degree team of Port
land was present. This new Or
der is growing at an astonishing
rate.
Arthur Massey died at his
home. 525 East Tyler street. yes
terday morning. after a linger-
ing illness of many months. He
leaves a wife and two children
in his immediate family. Fu-
neral at 1880 this afternoon at
the local undertaking parlors.
j. h. Schaeffer. Mayor of Linn
ton. is a candidate for County
Commissioner. and we under
stand he is a man well adapted
for the position. He will no
doubt not meet with any difficult
ty when he visits st. Johns in
quest of signatures 10 his petit
ton.
p. II. Edlefsen. manager Of
the st. Johns Water Company.
was the recipient Of a pair of
young alliagtors which a friend
sent him from the alligator farm
near Los Angeles. They are
only two or three weeks old. and
attract a great deal of attention
in their nesting place in the
window of the company's office.
Evangelical Church: Sunday
at 9:45 a. m. Sunday School; IL
a. m. preaching; 6 p. m. Junior;
$3.50 p. m. X. l.. G. h. 1880 p.
M. preaching. Wednesday Up.
M. Ladies' Aid Society at the
church; 7:30 p. m, choir meet
ing; 3 p. m, meeting of the
board of trustees and board of
stewards. Thursday 1880 p. M.
prayer meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. lngledue
entertained the members of the
jolly 'Steen Club at their hand
some Jersey street home We'd
nesday evening. The game of
500 was the principal diversion.
followed by dainty lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd were award
ed first prize and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Chas. Derrie second. All had a
most delightful time.
III. +. Clark. the furniture
man. offered a handsome pres
ent to any child born during the |
month of FEBRUARY in st. Johns,
upon being notified of the fact. |
Presents were awarded 10 the |
following: Hazel Viola Com
stock. Dwight Larrowe. Roman |
Anderson. John Penarsha. Ken
meth Belieu. Delbert Thomas
Cox. Jacob Krause, Lille Web
er. Edwin King.
Miss Catherine Gensman very
pleasantly entertained a few of |
her friends last Friday evening
at her home. 7l8 Myers street. !
The entertainment was in the |
form of a Progressive Five |
Hundred" party. Prizes were |
awarded and suitable refresh
ments served. Those present |
beside the hostess were: Misses |
Alice Wrinkle. Florence Wass.
Veda and Hazel Evans and Viola
Westefer; Messrs. Albert Wrin-
kle. Ed. Westefer. Lee Gensman.
Robert johnson, Frank Carlson |