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

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Seattle, Wash.
II Hear Fred Bauer sing "Whe
Irish Eyes Are Smiling" at tn
| Multnomah Theatre Sunday.
II The liquor license of 7. C
James has been transferred t,
| j. c. Krenik & Co.
The Knights of Pythias will
give a dance and card party a
Bickner hall this evening.
w. S. Jeans has all kinds OF
wood for sale. If you need any,
call him up-Columbia 307.
Right Thinking" will be
the subject of the sermon at
the Congregational church Sum-
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Book of
Carlton, Oregon, were visitors
to st. Johns during the past
week.
| There were only 163 names on
the petitions asking for the
repeal of the censorship or
dinance instead of 800, as re-
ported last week.
How is your wood supply?
Getting low? See w. S. Jeans
about it. He has all kinds of
wood for sale; phone Columbia
307.
Will trade my equity in a good
corner lot overlooking the river.
four blocks from city of st.
Johns. for a good auto. Ad-
dress this office.
A dance will be given by the
st. Johns Volunteer Fire depart
ment in the skating rink Satur-
day evening. January %. Good
music and a good time assured.
Get in the contest and get a
prize. A little effort will do
the trick. A greater effort will
get you to the Panama Exposi-
tion at San Francisco with all
your expenses paid. Why not
try?
The Christian church held
its monthly business meeting
Friday evening. Rev. Hubert
+. Jones was elected 10 succeed
Rev. j. r. Johnson. who re-
signed.
Don't fail to hear Fred Bauer
sing at the Multnomah Theatre
next Sunday afternoon and
evening. Ask those who heard
him last Sunday. IL is a rare
treat; new songs.
z. V. Sumner has opened up
a sewing machine store at l13
North Jersey street. specializing
on the Singer sewing machine. |
Mr.. Sumner also does repair
work on all makes Of machines.
Read the ad. in another column.
7. j. Monahan. Mrs. f. w. |
Valentine and Mrs. II. o. Brown
constitute the censorship divi-
sion doing duty this week. The
censors are getting along in
good shape. and the picture men
are using the utmost care in
securing only unobjectionable
and yet attractive pictures.
w. II. Rich died suddenly at
Reno. Nevada, Sunday of heart
disease. The remains are be.
ing transported TO Portland for
interment and the funeral will
be held under the auspices of
the Knights of Pythias. He is
survived by his widow and one
daughter. Georgia Rich Lydick.
both of st. Johns.
The United States Collier
Jason. now at Portsmouth.
loading the last of the
exhibits TO be sent TO the Pan
INA Exposition sailed for San
Francisco the first week in
January. IL brings exhibits
rom eight of the warning coun-
.ries and from seven of the Eu-
'opean neutral nations.
Are you not in the habit of
yoing to church? Have you a |
10Y or girl that ought to be in {
sunday school? II is your duty I
o come and bring the children. {
come to the Christian church, j
where a warm welcome awaits c
'ou. Last Sunday a large num-
'er were present at Sunday
chool. Help us have more next :
sunday. Sunday school at 10
!. m; preaching at IL a. m.- :
reporter. .
The Palace of Fine Arts of the /
'anama Exposition has been C
ccepted by the division of t
'orks of the exposition. Its n
ormal acceptance marks the n
of the last exhibit .
alace. The Palace of Fine a
lrts is the only one of the S
leven exhibit palaces that is a
bsolutely fire proof and built O
( steel and concrete. 1t is a
emf circular in from and HOO s.
eet long. O
Mr.. A. U. Davis and Miss
lillian Perkins were united in b
larriage at GIG North Hayes Y