St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-01-22

Miss Bogardis of Nebraska i
a guest of her sister, Mrs. c. H
Boyd.
Registration books will b,
open at the city hall beginning
Friday, January 29th, for tn,
city elections.
Fashionable dressmaking. al
teration and remodeling; rea
sonable prices. Call 413 East
Charleston street.
Dry Cord Wood for Sale. -
Price. $500 per cord. See
Shaffer at Star Sand Company's
dock at foot of Richmond street
phone Columbia 262.
X. M. Morrow has returned
from the hospital and is getting
along in fine shape at his home
on North Jersey street.
The local G. A. r. Post will
observe Lincoln's birthday with
an interesting program in the
auditorium of the high school
building February 18th, a more
specific notice of which will ap-
pear later.
The Debonair Club met with
Mrs. John Keller on Thursday
and completed ar
rangements for their banquet to
be held on the 29th in the Com
mercial Club rooms. This will
be one of the smartest society
events held in st. Johns this
it is said.
A fine program has been ar
ranged for the big entertain
nent to be given by the Rebekah
Degree staff at the Multnomah
theatre Thursday evening. Janu-
,ry 28th. and the following will
.ake part: Mary Burley. the
baby vocalist of st. Johns;
Harry Fassett. ragtme favorite;
he Elco Quartet; Margaret Ell
nora Willumsen, the Welsh
accompanied on
he piano by Ethel M. Tracey
William Burley. in original
Ipecialties; George Johnson
with popular songs; Dick Per-
'ine. the trombone artist. ac-
,ompanied by his sister. Mrs.
Georgia Hess; the Rebekah De-
yree staff will present q play
entitled "The Sister 0ddfellow."
There will also be five reels of
selected moving pictures. Ad-
adults. % cents; chill
iren. l5 cents. You just can't
lfford to miss IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Larrowe
entertained with nine tables of
800" on Friday evening last at
heir home on willamette boule-
'ard. Mrs. Wood won the la
lies prize. a handsome bureau
Jet. and Charles Muck the gen.
leman's prize. a smokers set of
,rass ash trays. Delightful re-
'reshments were served. Mrs.
Bennett assisted the hostess in
serving. Present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Y. Edlefsen. Mr.. and Mrs. p. II.
Gdlefsen. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. |
Couch. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Nc
.ean. Mr.. anG Mrs. C.. X. Thomp-
Ion. Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Evens.
dr. and Mrs. Chas. Muck. Mr.. |
md Mrs. Chas. Russell. Mr.. and
irs. C. II. Boyd. DIR. and Mrs. |
iambee. Miss Drinker. Mrs. |
Mrs. c. G. Book. Mr.. |
md Mrs. p. Autzen. Mr.. and |
drs. McGinnis. Mr.. Drinker. |
ir. and Mrs. Markle, Mr.. and |
irs. Ingledue. Mrs. McGinnis. |
ir. and Mrs. Larrowe.
Portland After Dark" is the
ubject of a lecture to be given
y Earle Albert Rowell. a news
aper man of Portland, i'm the
loose Hall. McChesney build
1g. Tuesday evening. January
9Th. This thrilling and enter
aiming lecture has been deliver
d TO record crowds over Oregon.
he price of admission is %
ents for adults. children free.
But" said Mr.. Rowell, 81 un-
that many people here
ave been out of employment
nd may be unable to spare the
Ioney. while wanting to come.
II who go TO Currin's drug
ore will be given tickets 10 the
cture absolutely free. Those
ithout tickets, who pay ad-
ission. will be given a years
Inscription 10 the Pacific
atriot in addition. Those
free tickets should get
lem at once" Mr.. Rowell
romises much first hand in
about Portland After
ark. F." He uses charts. black
,ard and exhibits. making it
lscinating as a story, it is said.
Ben II. Hoover has proven
mself to be composed of the
etal from which great sleuths
I'd detectives spring. During
le absence of the police at the !
ty hall Wednesday. a call came !
'er the phone from Portland
which a lady there asked the