St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-03-12
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Subject for Christian Scienc,
Lecture Sunday: Substance.
Trade good Organ for chick.
ems or buggy. Phone Col. 655.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Con.
gregational Church will give a
% cent supper March IL. from
8 90 s y. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. r. Moore left
Tuesday evening for San Francis
co where Mr.. Moore enters the
Southern Pacific Hospital for IA
surgical operation.
Hess's Poultry Panacea will in
crease your egg production. III
we do not prove IL TO you we will
refund your money cheerfully
at the st. Johns Pharmacy,
Georgia Rich Lydick will re-
move from 81 North Jersey
street to her residence studio
S12 North Kellogg street. Glasses
will be resumed Saturday. March
l3. 1915.
George II. Lynn of Hood River
spent a few days this week
visiting relatives: Mrs. Byerlee
of st. Johns. Mrs. McLane of
Portland and Mr.. ID. N. Byerlee
of Linnton.
The jetty at Nehalem is COM
pleted for about 1.200 feet and
is already having a marked
effect upon the channel. Rock
is now being dumped into about
20 feet of water.
In recording the council pro-
ceedings last week in the Review
an error crept in. regarding the
improvement of Tyler street,
which should have read from
Dawson to Fessenden streets.
instead of to Smith avenue.
The Merger club held its regu-
lar weekly meeting Monday
night. with addresses by ID. C.
Lewis, w. A. Carroll. sc. Cook.
|. B. Martin and others. The
next meeting will be held in the
Library next Monday night. All
invited.
X. +. Southworth. aged 16
years. died of pulmonary tuber-
culosis Feb. 9th. the funeral
taking place March 1st from
his home in Portsmouth. The
st. Johns Undertaking Co.. had
charge. He was a native of
Nebraska.
One day Father resolved to try
and treat Mother as he used TO
when they were first married.
So when he got home that night
Father tried TO put his arms
around Mother and kiss her. And
Mother got highly indignant and
bawled Father out for coming
home drunk and acting like a
durn fool in front of the children.
-Ex.
Margaret Bardwell. aged 3
years. IL months and 23 days.
died February 9th and was
buried March lst. She was the
bright little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. C. Bardwell of Tioga
street. ST. Johns. lnterment
took place in Columbia cemetery.
the services being conducted at
the home. The st. Johns Under
taking Co. had charge.
The Psychology Club met with
Mrs. Sargent Wilson on the
Willamette boulevard Monday
afternoon and held a very inter-
esting meeting. New members
are being constantly added to the
club. The club will meet with
Mrs. II. w. Bonham next Mon
day afternoon at 2:30. All per-
sons interested in Psychology
are invited to attend the meet
ings.
DIR. w. J.Gilstrap. assisted by
DR.. T.. +. Gambee. both of this
place operated on Carrel Bard
well, the six year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Bardwell. last
Friday night. the 5th inst, at
the st. Vincent Hospital for APP
pendicitis. The boy is now at
home under the care of a trained
nurse, and is making a good re-
covery.
Harry II. Saylor died at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry p, Saylor. 903 East
Burr street. Tuesday morning.
He had been sufferer for the
past seven months with Brights
disease which developed into
dropsy. He was aged 80 years,
II months and l8 days; was un-
married, and a railroad man by
profession. The deceased was
born in Oneato. Oregon. He is
survived by his parents. two
brothers and one sister. The
funeral took place from chapel
of the st. Johns Undertaking
Company yesterday; interment
in Mount View cemetery near
Troutdale.
On Tuesday. March 9th. a