St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-02-26
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1.-THE MASTER KEY
Have you. registered yet? If
not, why not? =
| E. S. Wright of Cook. Wash,
spent Sunday and Monday with
his family here.
Eliza N. Walthart is having a
pretty residence on South Ivan
hoe street erected. ' g.
Holmes Lodge. Knights of Py-
thias. are adding a number of
new members to the Order right
along, and much interest is taxi
en- in the organization.
Sunday afternoon and evening
Miss Maud Bates will sing at the
Multnomah. Hear her and see
the three reel feature booked by
the management for that day
only.
Miss Emma L. Somers, assist
ant at the city recorders Office,
has been on the sick list for
some time. During her absence
Albert Wrinkle is serving in her
stead. GfItf
Don't miss the special show
Saturday night at the lMultno.
nah. arranged by Mrs. Effie
Beam. Four good vaudeville
numbers and five reels of pic
lures. "f.tf
Many a man has given him.
self credit for being a great re-
former when the truth is that
he is so narrow between the
eyes that he can see only one
side of any question.
Governor Wythecombe has is
sued proclamation setting aside
Friday, March IL. as Canned
Salmon Day." and urging the
people of the state to use as
much as possible of that food on
that day. --
Give a man a morris chair
filled with sofa pillows in a
theatre and he will remain wide
awake. Give him a hard wooden
seat in an uncomfortable straight
backed pew in church and he
will proceed to go TO sleep. Elk.
It is stated that in the william
ette Valley many farmers are
blowing up clover fields. and
even clearing up brush lands,
for the purpose of increasing
their wheat acreage, indicating
that the coming season will see
the biggest grain crop ever
turned out, in Western Oregon.
A Mr.. A. j. Mcqueen of Fes-
senden street may be a candi-
date for City Recorder. He is
said to be strong with the labor
element. and is much In favor Of
merging St. Johns with Port
land. Politically he is q Repub-
lican but If he runs will do so on
the Independent ticket. ICON
tributed. ,u.n,.
A trail from the Columbia TO
the summit of Larch Mountain
is TO be built by the cooperation
of the Portland Ad. Club. the
Progressive Business Mems Club
the Mazamas and other civic
organizations. II will not be
available for automobiles, but
will make IL easy to climb the
mountain on foot or horseback.
PIG. Gilmore has resigned the
position of steward of the Moose
Club, but will continue as secre-
tary of the Lodge l.. 0. o. M.
1909. Pete" looks after the
sick and directs any needs of
distressed members. He will
be located at his place of busi-
ness, l08 and l10 Philadelphia
street, and will continue TO carry
on the high standard of barber
ing as he has in the past 5 years.
"Pete" says he has 10 new mem.
bers to be initiated Thursday
night, March 4th,
A popular society woman an
nounced white elephant par
! ty." Every guest was TO bring
something she could not find any
use for and yet was too good to
throw away. The party would
have been a great success but
| for the unlooked-for development
which broke it up. Eleven OF
the nineteen women brought
their husbands. New York
Globe.
Miss Helen Dunbar celebrated
her third birthday with party
at her home on Mohawk street,
Feb. 18th. Those present were
James and Frank CLANCY. Orma
and Harold Seal. Margaret Lew
is, Hubie Heming. Frank
Mitchell, Margaret, Billie. James
B., Robert and Donald Orman-
dy, Mesdames CLANCY. Griss,
we'll, Gage, Ormandy. Mitchell,
Etheridge. Dunbar and little
Helen Dunbar.
The st. Johns Union of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
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