St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-02-26
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on the sick list this week.
See DR.. w. j. Gilstrap fol
correctly fitted glasses.
Subject for Christian Science
lecture Sunday: Christ Jesus.
For Sale-Big invalid's vince
chair. Call 9l7 North Jersey
street, st. Johns.
| For Sale. Boat house, cheap,
or will trade for a good COW.
Inquire at this office.
For Sale Range in first class
condition. with hot water coil.
See Roy Wilcox about it. B.,
Found-A lady's pendant in
lSt. Johns. Heitkemper's Cigar
Factory, 15l Porter street. Main
1868.
Wanted, housework- Well ex-
perienced. Age "a. 1915 e.
Charleston street, st. Johns,
Oregon. Miss Minnie Teske.
Mrs. Cody of Portland and
Mrs. Edith Stephenson of Kel-
so, WASH, were the guests of
Mrs. Z. S. Wright the first of
the week.
Rev. H. f. Johns the recently
elected pastor of the Christian
church will speak his first SER
mon, April 4th, 1915. He will
make his home in st. Johns.
English services in the Luth-
eran church near Wall street on
Sunday. The Ladies Aid soci-
ETY. meets on Wednesday with
Mrs. S. Lervik on Syracuse
street, Portland.
Wright's Dancing Academy. -
$35 given away in pennant dance
next Wednesday evening, March
Sd. Size of pennant 12xS0. Ev-
cry one attending will get a pen
nant free. No advance in prices
of admission.
The regular Mothers meeting
of the w. c. I. u. will be held
at the Library Monday afternoon
at 2:30. Subject, "The Moving
Show" paper by Mrs. j. G.
Brooks. Everybody welcome.
Secretary. r...
Congregational Church-Sun-
day School at 10 a. m.; preach
ing at IL by Rev. Thomas. pas
tor; subject. "An Enemy in Dis
guise;' Christian Endeavor at
1880 p. M, with reports from
State convention by Misses
Frances Miller and Ruth Wilson.
The Christian Church gave a
farewell party to Mrs. Duncan
and her two sons. Earl and Ell
mer. Monday evening. They
| left for Southern California the
l23rd. We all miss them as they
were prominent workers in this
community. Reporter. na
| Louise Lott, candidate in tn,
Multnomah Piano Contest has
tickets for sale at Currin's drul
store and Roe's Confectionery
Before going TO the show buy
tickets at either of these places
and help her win the first prize
adv
A surprise party was given OF
Gladys Palmer last Saturday af
ternoon in honor of her l5tl
birthday She received man.
presents and the good wishes o.
her friends. Those present wer'
Margaret Dolan, Carmen Rogers
Lillian Cation. Laveone Moor
ELLEN Berry. Catherine Roger
! Beatrice Lucier, Bertha Loeffel
mann. Vetar Croley.
A building permit has beer
issued to C. l.. Holmes TO cree
an 8 room dwelling on Fessen
den street near 0swego stree
| TO cost $500. Mr.. Holmes /
} taking advantage of the presen
low prices of building materia
and is at the same time givinI
employment TO his neighbors
The work will nearly all be don
by day labor and will all be don
by local men.
. Tomorrow night will be Re
bekah night at the Multnoma
! Theatre. Mrs. Effie Beam ha
, arranged for the following pre-
? gram: Margaret 0'Connor Wi
: lumsen. songs; Mary Burley
, songs; Dick Perrine. Trombon
soloist; and Mr.. Wilson Rogers
{ one of Portland's leading bari
: tones. Also you will see frs
class picture program of fv
t reels. Admission 10 cents.
; DIR. L. Z. Brous and Miss AT
. bic Graves were united in mar
5 riage at 8 O'Clock Monday even
= ing at 675 Tillamook street, Port
3 land. The groom is a risin
? young physician located at Ra
! nier, and was also a prominen
: member of the Bachelor Club @
st. Johns. The bride is the sis
b. ter of DIR. l.. +. Graves of this cit
: and an accomplished and charm
ing young lady. The best wishe
/ of their many st. Johns friend
5 accompany the happy youn
r couple to their home at Rainier