St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-04-23

SlUlleS III JHeSS udyS VI Dlue
denim.
It is high time that notice of
the city commissioners be di-
rected toward some of the streets
that are not hard surfaced in
this bailiwick. Too many holes.
Miss Peggy Inman, who has
been visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Wagner, III
N. Edison street, left Wednesday
to spend the summer at Kerry.
The annual inspection of Min
erva chapter l05, o. Is. S., was
held Saturday night in the new
Masonic hall by Mrs. McMurphy,
grand worthy matron of Oregon.
The birthday dinner given
Saturday by the w. X. c. of st.
Johns was attended by about
seventy-five. The ten whose
birthdays were celebrated were
designated by the wearing of a
rosebud.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church met Wednes.
day at the home of Mrs. j. Fones
on Hartman street. a pledge
was made Of $1,000 toward the
new Methodist church, $500 of
which will be paid each year for
five years. Tea was served.
The w. c. T. U. met Monday
afternoon nc the home of Mrs.
George G.. Atchison. ll2l Will
annette boulevard. Devotional
service was led by Mrs. S. e.
Cook, followed by a short talk
on "Consecratcd Service. Mrs.
G.. h. Jeffcott read a paper on
Home Protection In Every Land.
Mrs. J.C. Scott. honorary life
president. was able TO attend
for the first time in many
months. A silver tea was served. |
A very pretty wedding was
solemiEed at the home of Mr.. |
and Mrs. X. G. Poore. 1920
South Leonard street, Wednesday |
evening. Rev. A. L. Layton. Of
ficiating. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Damon h. Waters OF
Alpine. Oregon. and Miss Lena
Slavens Of Charlottesville. Ore.
gon. The groom is the brother
OF Mrs. X. G.. Poore and l.. l..
Waters Of ST. Johns. and is in
the employ of the Alpine Lum-
ber Co. The happy young couple
leave in "A few days 10 make their
home at Alpine.
Lieutenant Brown of the ST.
Johns fire station is wearing a
very self satisfied smile and eX-
periencing some difficulty in
crowding his head into his can
since he has been rated the best
looking fireman on the job. tel
all came about yesterday through
a telephone call in a feminine
voice 10 the police department.
MY chimney is burning out and
| am getting somewhat nervous.
MbH Ahh ntllh hNtl lhNI htnN
looking fireman. Nobody dis
puted Lieutenant Browns right /
10 the job and he eXtinguished ,
the fire. st. Johns CorrespOn-
dent to the Telegram. h
Ormandy Bros. now have one s
Of the finest. neatest and most
tastefully fitted mp phonograph q
parlors 10 be found in the whole {
city of Portland. IL is an at Q
tractive little institution all by / !
itself. neatly partitioned off from
the rest of the big store, and
lttracti sely and cozily furnished
with easy rocking chairs and 9th.
er fittings. A number of hand.
some and beautifully toned Em- 1
erson cabinet monographs adorn
.he interior and one can rest =
md enjoy To the full without
outside disturbance the delight.
'ul renditions of the masters of
music. To be fully appreciated
his pleasant little parlor must
% visited personally.
A pleasant afternoon was spent
Il the home of Mrs. W. II. Arm
strong last Thursday when she
rave a surprise tea for Mrs.
liola Bean Compton. Cake. Il
and sandwiches and al
office were served. Those pre- 81
ent We're Mrs. V. Bean Compton, hi
irs. b. Bean and small daugh- 81
or, Mrs. Jane Finch, Mrs. +. lp,
4. Russell and daughter, Mrs. j,
:. Carlson, Mrs. A. N. Sunstrom =
nd baby. Mrs. A. Hughes. Mrs.
lartel, Miss Hazel Hartel, Mrs.
!. A, krumrey and baby and
ostess Reported.
For Sale-Good family COW, 4
100. Call 6l7 n. Jersey street; u
hone Columbia all. .
Collar Buttons, Cuff Links, III
port Pins and other jewish
ardware. ROGERS.
For Sale-Three large geese; n
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