St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1919-06-13

Subject for Christian Science
services Sunday. June 10: God
the Preserver of Man"
If you could really see yourself
as others see you, you'd proba.
! bly, hunt q hole somewhere and
craw! into it and die. Elk.
The reason one kind of old
fashioned man does not wish
to consider a woman his equal,
because he has always been
taught to consider her his SUI
h. perior.
X. ID. Jackson. formerly a
well known druggist of st.
4 Johns, but for some years locat-
= ed at Moro. Oregon, has purchas.
ed and taken possession of the
Walnut Park Pharmacy on Will
, liams avenue.
/. Mrs. A. w. Markle entertain
ed the teachers of Central
School at a picnic luncheon on
: the school grounds at noon on
. Friday last. Seventeen teachers
Z and the Principal. Prof. Van
Tine, were present.
The Rose Carnival is proving
a splendid success this week de-
spite rather unfavorable wealth
or a portion of the time. Many
visitors are in the city and the
: streets are crowded with sight
|, seers. The roses were never
, more abundant or more beauti.
full and fragrant.
George w. Imboden and Sarah
, Granger we're united in mar
riage at Vancouver. Wash.
Tuesday last. They have taken
up their residence at 307 South
!. Jersey street. The groom is well
known proprietor of the st.
i Johns Cash Meat Market. and
!. the bride was formerly a resi-.
dent Of st. Paul.
Walter L. Kelsey, of SlS North
i lvanhoe street died. at st. Vim.
= cents hospital June llth. OF
T pneumonia. He was aged IL
years. and is survived by a twin
brother. his parents being dead.
;. The funeral took place this,
e Friday, morning at 10 o'clock.
5 services being held at the cha.
3 pei Of the st. Johns Undertake
d ing Co. lnterment in Columbia
l. cemetery.
The report that if the bond
4 issue for educational purposes
carries at the polls June 81. the
. new high school building will be
' erected at Portsmouth. is a
!. mistake. A member of the
o school board has informed us
!. that il the issue carries IL is the
intention of the board to erect a
new and larger high school
! building in the st. Johns dis
> trict.
Il c. r. Thompson died at the
d Salem Sanatorium Thursday
evening of last week, after an
extended illness. He was born
, in the state of Iowa. and was
q conducting the St. Johns Phar-
;. macy when seized with the ILL
81 ness that finally resulted in his
y death. He is survived by his
Is widow, one son and one daugh-
J, ter. The remains were con-
&c veyed to the Salem Crematorium
= Saturday.
Mr.. Roy Crouchley and Miss
Grace Dickson were marri ed
D. on Tuesday evening at $3.50 at
l. the home of the brides par
'e ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Dick
-e son in North st. Johns. Owing
I'd TO the severe illness Of the
r BRIDES father the wedding
ic was very simply arranged and
only the Immediate family. Mrs.
Isabel Davis and Mr.. and Mrs.
r Amrein were present. The bride
1. was attired in a pretty blue silk
q. dress with hat to match. Mrs.
, Amrein attended the bride as
,s matron of honor and Mr.. Amrein
20 was best man. The ceremony
.. was performed by Rev. II. +.
: Jones Just inside the doorway
q. of the room where the brides
father was lying i'll, so that he
could witness the marriage. Re
freshments consisting of ice
o, cream and cake were served anC
n amid a shower of rice the brid
s. al party departed for the home
n which the groom had in readi
~ ness for his bride in North St
- Johns.
n Who is your druggist? Care
! / ful choice in selection OF hin
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