St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-03-12

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Picture framing done Al Portland
prices Al II. Y. Clark's, the fufni
tnre man. Adv.
Mrs. Alice Learned is recover.
ing from n severe attack OF
grippe.
The Pythian Sisters will give
their card party Thursday even.
ing. March Is. 1915.
The Dcbonair club met with
Mrs. Hitler on Smith avenue
on Thursday afternoon.
For Sale 100 egg Mandy Lee
Incubator. good as new. Cost
S2l. 90. Will take $1,000. DIR.
w. j. Gilstrap.
Otis Learned and family have
been confined to their home by a
attack of grippe but are now
convalescing.
The Library notes were crowd
ed out this week owing TO lack
of space but viii appear in the
next issue Of the paper.
San-Tox preparations are guar
anteed to please you or we re-
turn the purchase price. Get
one of the Blue Books free at
the st. Johns Pharmacy.
Wanted-Several responsible
boarders in a nice quiet home.
handy to car line. use of piano.
All home privileges. -402 E.
street, st. Johns.
Rheumatic sufferers will find
something to their interest in
the Swanson Rheumatic Cure
Company ad. in another column.
Their "5 Drop" treatment has
become famous.
Ell. Perkins started for YAM
hill county Tuesday morning,
through by the way of
Hillsboro, and expecting to get
TO Carlton on Thursday. where
he will till the soil.
"Tompkin's Hired Man." a
drama in three acts will be
given on the evening of st. Pat
rick's day. March II. at 8 p. m.
In the st. Clements Hall. Ad-
mission % cents.
Regular business meeting of
he w. G.. I. u. at the Library
March 18th. at 2:30.
Subject, "Tithing." Everybody
invited TO express their own
opinion on this important SUBJ
Iect.
Miss Mary Monahan who has
been spending the winter with
ner uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
/. j. Monahan, left for her
nome at Savannah. Missouri.
last Thursday over the S. p. S.
& N. p. Railways.
Wanted-Two lady soprano
singers, one alto for vaudeville
work. Must be of good moral
and come of very
respectable parents. st. Johns
ladies' preferred. Inquire of
Mrs. c. +. Carson. 5l2 Oswego
street, st. Johns. Ore.
Rev. Charles M.Smith. pastor of
the Catholic church of ST. Johns.
made an address in the Moose
Hall Monday evening that was
listened TO attentively by a large
crowd of people. The substance
Of his remarks may be found in
the "0pen Letter" elsewhere in
this paper.
The Quid Libet club was de-
.ightfuly entertained at the home
lf Mrs. Roy lngledue on South
Jersey street on Tuesday after
noon. A short business session
was held. Dainty and delicious
were served. The
next meeting will be at the home
1f Mrs. Johnson.
Miss Merta Cation was the
lucky winner of the third prize
in the Journal Trade and Circu-
.ation Contest just closed. She
will have her expenses paid to
the Worlds Fair at San Francis
60 and all her expenses paid Cor
a week at one of the best hotels
and $25 spending money.
Congregational church Sun
day school at 1000. preaching
al 900. subject. 1.-The Call of
the Church Bells" Ehdeavor
at $50. Address by Mr.. Lloyd
Carrick of Reed College who will
have charge of the evening ser.
vice. Pres. Charles II. Bushnell
of Pacific University, Forest
Grove, will give an illustrated
lecture in the evening on "Col-
leges and Universities"
S. G. and Ray Wright receiv-
ed the sad intelligence Monday
that their father had died that
morning at Newark, Ohio. He
was aged about 70 years. and
pneumonia and appendicitis
combined were the cause of his
death. Besides the above named.