St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-04-12
! ocal News.

North Edison street.
Mary Willis has taken out ;
permit for the erection of small
dwelling at 9l9 East Mohawk
Miss Opal Alvey was very
successfully operated upon fol
appendicitis at the s.. Vincent's
hospital Monday, by DR.. Seely,
Her many friends will be glac
to know that she ~ getting
along splendidly.
Mrs. Myrtle Weeks is having
two modern dwellings erected
one at St. Johns avenue and
Edison street. and the other al
st. Johns avenue and William.
ette boulevard. +. j. Tenant is
the builder.
John LaVillette, now stationed
on one of the ships of the
Pacific mosquito fleet, was hcme
on a furlough last week. He
says he just had a dandy time.
only not enough time to visit
with all of his friends. He is
gaining weight and happy as al
ways.
The Cozyhome Construction
Company have this week taken
out permits for six more resi-
dences in st. Johns. ranging In
cost from Sll00 to $1,000. Three
Of these new residences will be
located at Leonard and Buchan
an streets. and the other trio at
Leonard and Burr streets.
William Zigle. of St. Johns
died at the Good Samaritan hos-
pital on April 2, 1918. of paral-
ysis, after an illness Of about
three months. He was a native
Of Missouri. Funeral took place
April 9Th; interment In Multi
nopah Park cemetery. Miller d
Tracey being In charge.
Concert by John Claire Mon
teith in High School Auditor.
ium. Friday night. April 10. at
8 o'clock. The first part Of the
program will be given 10y the II.
is. Glee Clubs. The second part
of the program will be a recital
by Mr.. Monteith. No admission
will be charged.
"A great Nation. in war for
a great cause and sure TO win"
will be the theme of every SER
mon and song and prayer at the
Methodist church during these
wonderful days of struggle. out
of which will come forth "A
new Heaven and a new earth
wherein dwelleth righteous.
ness. F"
We read in an exchange about
a printer who started in bust
ness twenty years ago with
nothing but a Canadian half
dollar and is now worth 500.
600. His accumulation of wealth
was the result of frugality.
good habits. hard work, strict
attention to business. and the
fact that an uncle died and left
him 500. 999. 80.
Charles |. Spellman, Jewish
Evangelist. of Seattle. Wash. +,
will speak at the st. Johns
Baptist church Sunday after
noon. April Ia, at 3 p. m. His
subject will be the "Jewish
Question in Relation to Mes.
siac Prophecy" The Evan
gelical. Methodist and Christian
churches uniting. Fred T.Mills.
Missionary to the Jews. of Port.
land, Oregon.
While marching along in the
shipbuilders parade with his
fellow workers last Saturday
night. N. A. Nelson. of 45l
Jessup street, an employe of the
Grant Smith-Porter Shipbuild-
ing Company. toppled over and
died on the way to the hospital.
The dead mans age is in the
noighborhood of 60 years and
heart failure is thought to have
been the cause of his death.
The Red Cross Society of Uni.
versity Park will present a
highly interesting program at
the Artisan hall April 10Th. A
quartette composed of soldiers
from Vancouver will be one of
the features. Besides musical
numbers there will be athletic
events that will be unusaly in,
teresting. 1t is earnestly de,
sired that many from St. Johns
will attend. Admission 10 and
25 cents.
The Womans Christian TEN,
perance Union will meet next
Monday afternoon in the new
rooms of the Y. w. c. A. in
the city hall. We hope to show
our appreciation of this organ
ization by having a large atten,
dance. We expect to have good
music and Mrs. s. j. Kerr viii
give US a paper on "Handpick
ing Your Child's Habits. anC
| Why" Come and enjoy the
Afternoon with US. We meet
at 2 O'Clock. Reporter.
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