St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-02-05

See DR.. w. J. Gilstrap for
correctly fitted glasses.
Wanted to Exchange Forty
acres of good land tor st. Johns
property. Call at Central Hotel.
Monday and Tuesday the Sec
ond episode of the" Master Key"
will be shown at the Multnomah
Theatre.
Sunday afternoon and evening
the "Luxus Comedy Four" will
sing at the Multnomah. They
are extra good. Hear them.
A. M. Esson, formerly a well
known and popular citizen and
public official of st. Johns, but
lately located in Idaho, is spend
ing a few days in our city.
Mrs. c. A. Wood was surpris-
ed by number of her st. Johns
friends at her home in Piedmont
Tuesday evening. A most en-
joyable time is reported.
For Sale-3 acre, 6 room house,
lights, toilet and 8 bearing fruit
trees. improved street. Fine
place for chickens. Only $3.50
if taken soon. Terms. Col. l07.
For Exchange we'll improv-
ed farm. five acres; new house,
near car line of Vancouver. Ad-
dress 112l South Gresham street.
st. Johns, for further informa-
ton.
Mrs. 7. 7. Parker entertained
the Sociology Club, which was
recently organized. Monday af-
ternoon, and a fine time is re-
ported. Mrs. Farris of Portland
was the leader.
The excellent paper prepared
and read by Mrs. Anna Can
right at the Mothers, meeting
on Monday. Feb. 1st. will appear
in next weeks issue of the Re-
view.
A Hard Times Ball will be
given in the st. Clements Hall. |
On Smith avenue. Friday eve-
ming, February 18th. Lunch
will be served, and a good time
assured. Adults 25c; children
l0c.
The stork left a bouncing
baby girl at the home of Mr.. |
and Mrs. X. ID. Powell January |
18th. The event has impelled
Dad" Powell to dispense some
fine cigars among his friends.
A box social will be given by
The Odd Fellows of st. Johns
1t their nall on South Jersey
street Saturday. February 18th. |
Everybody invited. A good
social time assured.
The East st. Johns Improve
ment Association is giving the
matter Of dredging Columbia
Slough considerable attention.
and is taking up the matter
with the government in an en-
deavor to have government en-
gineers make preliminary sur
yeys and recommendations.
The project is a commendable
one. and IL is hoped that their
efforts will result ultimately in
having the Slough dredged to
proper depth.
Ii should be remembered that
the Review charges FIVE cents
a line for all advertising relat-
ing TO entertainments. plays.
socials, etc., where admission
is charged or collections taken.
This applies TO churches as well
as to all others. Where no ad-
mission is charged notices of
such events will be gladly pub
Iished free of charge. However.
where the job printing is done
At this office for any chargeable
event, a free notice will be
given. Six words constitute a
ine.
The Community Sing held at
the bank building of the First
Trust and Savings Bank on East
Fessenden street Tueday even
ing was we'll attended and much
enjoyed. Mrs. X. G. Brand had
the program in charge. assisted
by George A. Carter. The pro.
gram consisted of readings
by Mrs. G. M. Hall. Mrs. Bower.
and Dorothy Schaffer, piano
solo by Edith Earl. and recita-
ton by Myrtle Earl which was
Interspersed by singing of old
time melodies.
Mrs. w. A. Phillips died at
ner home. 718 North Edison
street. Wednesday, February
3, of dropsy. She was born in
Kansas. and was aged 40 years,
month and 2 days. She had |
been an invalid for the past five
years. and death was caused by |
iropsy. She is survived by her
husband and one son and one
laughter. Arrangements for
he funeral have not yet been
completed. The st. Johns Under
.aking Company will have
charge.