St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-07-19

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Bath caps in generous variety
at Currins.
Mrs. p. II. Edlefsen is spend
ing a lew weeks at Ecola.
f. p Drinker and family are
enjoyIl g a sojourn at Seaside.
Christian Science Subject for
mex Sundays services: Life"
S. l.. Dobie Of the Peninsula |
Bank is enjoying a
couple of weeks vacation.
p. A. Bredeen has erected a
soft drink stand at the corner of |
Fessenden and New York streets. |
If you don't like Nyal Rene
dies bring them back and get |
your money. Fair, isn't it?I
Currin Says So.
Chas. Crawford Gorst. the |
Bird Man. who appears at the !
Chautauqua this afternoon, is an |
old time friend of Prof. C.. II. |
Boyd. His bird limitations are
said to be something wonderful. !
The Methodist Sunday School |
will hold It's annual picnic at Col |
lmbia Park Wednesday. July |
oath. The School will board the |
ears at / o'clock and invite their |
friends to come and dine with |
them on the grounds at six.
j. D. Hurlbert and family |
arrived in st. Johns from Cal.
ifornia last Friday evening. !
Jesse is engaged in the oil bus.
mess In our neighboring state |
and is making good, MS usual. !
He is as full of pep and ac-
tivity as of yore.
Rev. w. Edwin Ingalls,. form.
ery pastor of the Methodist |
church here. bpt who has lately |
been located at Amity, Oregon. |
had the misfortune to fall from |
a load of hay and break his arm
Just above the wrist a few days
ago. He was aiding 20 whip the
Kaiser 10y helping with farm
work when the accident occurred.
George A. Thompson died at |
his home, 1905 Seneca street. |
July l4th, aged 81 years. lie |
had been a resident OF ST. Johns |
for about thirteen years. and is |
survived by his widow. The |
funeral services were held at |
the A. X. Ieller Co. parlors |
Tuesday at ? p. m. lnterment !
in Vancouver, Wa III.
Mrs. Frank Jarvis of Grand !
Forks. n. d., is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Carrie Thor in !
definitely. Mr.. JAWS is at
Camp Wadsworth, South Caro- !
lima. and his wife has been
visiting in Minnesota. North |
Dakota and Montana since his
the first of May.
Harry Imboden of the firm of !
Bros. has entered his
country's service, leaving re-
Gently for the training camp,
During his absence his brother
George, who is one of the best !
meat merchants and meat cut
ters in the Northwest, will have
charge of the ST, Johns Cash !
Market.
The ST. Johns district has been
awarded a handsome silk flag
by Colonel Bratton for securing
the honor of leading all other
in the amount subscrib-
ed in the Third Liberty Loan |
campaign. The flag is now N !
the Peninsula National Bank and |
will be placed in position at once.
st. Johns should certainly feel
proud of the showing it made.
As we go to press the glorious
victory of our brave boys at the
front is thrilling our people
through and through. In cele
bration of the cheering news the
church bells and whistles in St.
Johns announced the glad tidings
last evening. The advance is still
continuing with undated yigor.
May it never stop until the
enemy is ours.
The outdoor services in front
of the city hall last Sunday even
ing We're again well attended.
Rev. J. II. Irvine, of the Me