St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-11-16


rims.
Electric Vacuum Cleaner for
til. f. Clark.
If my work pleases you; please
tell your friends. If not, tell
= me. Rogers, 202 N. Jersey
: 90 9 street.
Come in and get your fa-
vorite patriotic Records. Cur
an rims for Drugs.
with Knives and Forks"
=. will be DR.. Jones' subject at the
st. evening service of the Chris
ne tian church Sunday.
When in need of small arti-
he cIes, get them at the 5-10-15c
er store. st. Johns; in the Penin-
sula National Bank Building.
tn There are now more than
ay 1000 men on the day shift and
OF 300 men on the night shift at
the local ship plant, it is said.
on If you want hand picked Spit
of zenberg apples from the White
on Salmon valley. call at 529 S.
lvanhoe street after p. m.
The supply is limited. $1.25
aa cash per box undelivered.
n. st. Johns Fair Store, +. w. |
Foy. prop; household utility
supplies and general notions,
207 N. Jersey st. Highest |
y quality goods at lowest prices.
" Next to Electric store.
One of the largest funerals
ever held in st. Johns was held
-, last Sunday in the Seventh Day |
W Adventist church, over the re.
vi mains of E. ID. Hurlbert, one of
Q; st. Johns pioneers
There will be a regular stat
ed communication Doric Lodge,
sc A. +. & A. M. Wednesday even.
lie ing, Nov. 81. All visiting
s. brothers welcome. - A. w.
N Davis. Secretary.
The Ladies of the w. c. T. U.
r will serve a ten cent tea at the
r home of Mrs. Mary h. Kelley
a next Monday afternoon at two
p o'clock. Everybody invited.
e. You will enjoy the program, as
you will the refreshments.
le DR.. Ralph Otis Prey. of Sheri-
- dan. Oregon. spent Sunday
:, with his old time friends. DR..
y and Mrs. S. A. Mulkey. DIR.
Prey was highly impressed with
st. Johns. and was amazed at
e. the progress and development
n that has taken place here since
is he visited this place a half
x dozen years ago.
k
Photographer Pratt had the
misfortune TO sever a middle
!, toe and painfully cut his foot
- while splitting kindling Sunday.
l. AS the axe was about 10 fall IL
N caught in a projection overhead.
! DETECTING its course so that II
= .ell upon the foot instead of the
" wood. Mr.. Pratt is now am
bling along with 1.-THE aid of
% crutches.
= Bids for furnishing and driv-
- ing the piling for the founda-
- tion of the municipal grain
- elevator in North st. Johns will
be opened at special meeting
of the commission of public
T docks today. Thursday. at IL
n o'clock. Based on the proceed
n ure in other cases. the work
ID should start in ten days. Rapid
n progress is being made on the
t. work already under way.
Mrs. Honora Kilkenny died
n at her home. All North Jersey
n street. Monday. November 18th,
+ aged SO years. She is survived
l. by one daughter, Mrs. C. w.
Ie Waterman. of Omaha. Neb.,
n and two sons. Bernard and M.
f. Kilkenny of this city. The
funeral services take place this,
4. Thursday. morning at $3.50 at
"a the ST. Clements church. In
:. terment in Mt. Calvary ceme-
le terry.
" The Mems Bible class. Philo
Christie and Eleaneal classes of
the Evangelical church held a
% business meeting at the home
n of Mrs. Marcy, 9l3 South Kel-
h logg street. Tuesday evening.
/ A splendid social time and re.
,s freshments were enjoyed. The
No attendance was large. The