St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-09-21

A number of new residence,
are being projected for st
Johns.
The State Fair will open al
Salem on September oath foi
one week.
Lewis David, who has beer
on the sick list for some days,
is improving.
Mrs. E. A. Orr, of Woodland,
Wash, is a guest at the home
of DR.. Fl. +. Jones.
w. Z. Gabriel. of 723 East
Charleston street, anticipates
moving to Dayton, Oregon, next
week.
Eunice Killebrew fell while
at work at the Multnomah hos
pital Monday and fractured her
left arm.
If you want typewriting
paper, get it at this office. A
good quality at 75 cents per
500 sheets.
The Central school building
has been embellished by a new
coat of paint. which adds con-
siderably to its attractiveness.
Miss Merta Cation. 302 North
Willamette boulevard. has been
on the sick list for a few days,
suffering from an attack of
Iumbago.
w. l.. Mulkey and wife have
returned to Los Angeles, after a
very pleasant visit here with
his brother. DR.. S. A. Mulkey.
and family.
An opera house in st. johns
would prove an inducement in
keeping the young people from
going to Portland playhouses
'or diversion.
Jack Wright has returned to
,is home at 500 Mohawk street |
after spending the past six
weeks on his farm near La
Mrs. Clark. who recently dis.
,osed of her confectionery store
IN South Jersey street. expects |
o leave for Medford Saturday. |
where she will probably remain
or the winter.
l.. II. Campbell Is nursing a
'ery sore hand. the result of
icing scratched by blackberry
,rier. Blood poison set in and
ir. Campbell has been having
Iuite a painful time of II.
The st. Johns Phonograph
Exchange is the name Of a new
tore to be opened up at the
orner Of Jersey and Chicago
treets. Frank Gasser is the
proprietor.
j. +. Gilmore reports the
ale of house and lot on North
boulevard. one on
ersey. one on South Syracuse
nd a vacant lot in East st.
ohns. These sales were made
uing the past two weeks.
Any one having a heating
tove that he would desire TO
onate to the East st. Johns
Jnios Sunday School should
all Mrs. X. G. Brand, Column
ia 269. Such contribution
'ould be gratefully received.
Married Ladies' day will be
bserved at the Evangelical
hurch next Sunday. the mar
led ladies having charge of
II the services. A married
ldy will preach the sermon.
! new choir has been organized
this church.
A couple of errors were made
4 the article concerning the
cath of Ross Parker last week.
lie was 80 years of age and
by five brothers. in
tead of four. all of whom are
in the ship knee indus
ry at Airlie.
A Red Cross instruction class
J being formed in st. Johns in
lhich elementary hygiene and
ONE care of the sick will be
aught. Any one desiring fur
her information. call Kathryn
colt. l02 Central avenue;
hone Columbia 80.
Tn jolly 'Steen club was most
elightfully entertained at the
ONE of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ii.
lerrie on Oswego street We'd
esday evening. In the game
500 DIR. and Mrs. A. w.
'incent captured first prize and
rof. and Mrs. C. H. Boyd the
econd. Delicious refreshments
'ere served.
The service at the Congrega-
onal church will be as follows:
forming theme at IL. Gods
pecial Love and Care for Zion
Or the Mystery of Divine
owe for the Church. Even
lg Marvellous Return from
'eath to Life" Sunday school
10 a. m. Prayermeeting on
thursday evening at 7:45. j.