St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-06-25

are visiting at the home of
Frank Il. Smith, S33 N. Jersey.
News print paper is scarce
and soaring way up in the clouds
in price. Publishers have been
advised to keep papers to as few
pages as possible in order TO con-
serve the supply.
Among those who have return.
ed from University of Oregon
are Margaret Nelson, Gordon
Avery. John McGregor, Earl
Keliher. Lewis Dunsmore and
Russell Meyers. Vera Thurston
is home from o. A. G.
So enormous has the demand
for cans used in fruit preserving
become that the American Can
Company is preparing to erect
in Portland a 81 800. 900 factory.
IL is to be of reinforced concrete
three stories high and will cover
practically a city block.
Rev. J. w. Threlfall, new
pastor of the Congregational
church. will preach both morn.
ing and evening on Sunday.
He comes from Boston, Mass,
and will have full charge of the
work here. His family will ar.
rive within the neat month.
Sunday school services will be
held at the usual hour.
Nine sacks of spuds had poor
Rube Lapeen,
He wished 10 exchange for a
bunch Of long green.
An "Ad" in The Review
Sosn put a deal through.
Now Rube owns a fine limou.
sine. -Skeebink.
We wish To express our thanks
and gratitude TO the many friends
and neighbors for their sym.
pathy and the beautiful floral
offerings during tho illness and
death Of our beloved wife. |
mother and sister, which oc.
Cured June 7th. %. 4. Mofford. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Mert Mofford, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Floyd Mofford. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Fred Lane. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ankrom. VIII II.
Shook and families.
A fool-proof davit. by means
OF which life.boats can be low.
cred from a sinking ship under
the control of one man instead of
several. In 10 be manufactured
no a plant 10 be built either in
Portland or at Astoria by the |
United States Marine Equipment
Company. The device has been
patented. and the company.
which has recently incorporated,
plans 10 invade the marine
on every s1aboard of the /
Il
The Klamath Mint Company.
that recently Incorporated for
300. 900. has purchased 25OO a
acres of marsh land on Upper
klamath lake. and a portion of c
his tract will be planted 10 spear 4
mint and peppermint this year
have shown that s
he Oregon variety of mint is a
Usually suitable tor distillation
because of its high menthol con
ent. Ii is claimed that this will y
10 the largest single tract de. :
'oted TO mint growing in the =
United States. '
A sort OF white elephant d,
n the shape of the Monarch Lum, y
'sr Mill has been harnessed and J..
,ut TO work. This huge mill, -
which is capable of producing i
j .25O feet of lumber an hour. T.
perated only "A short time after ;,
/ was finished. was entangled "
= litigation and has lain idle ,,
Yer since. IL has now been !
aken over by Lester w. David. ''
n snterprising lumberman, is
furnishing employment for l75 to
hen, and is producing "A lot of n
ood lumber Mt good profit u
Mr.. Willis h. Vinson and Miss
lima RhOrer were united i'm mar. pI
iage at Silverton Thursday, June
4th, Reg. r. w. ingalls,. form. n
rly pastor of the NJ. r.. church
ere, performing the ceremony. iii
he groom is the son of Mrs. r.. "
}. Vinson, has hosts of friends
nd is well liked by all who
now him. The bride is a
young lady of Corval.
s. Their numerous friends
pin in wishing them a very
leasant and happy voyage down +,
he sea OF life together.
Sacrifice Sale-Lot 5Ox55, three
,om cottage. bath. toilet. elect. =,
lc lights, basement, $500. $3.50 L
ash. balance $3.50 per month.
lcluding interest. Must be sold
nce.-Mrs. NJ. c. Soule. 6l2
llegheny street; phone Colum,
Ia 1898. 10
For Sale-No s Monitor steel ~
lnge in good condition; price II
%. Inquire Mrs. NJ. c. Soule. !
z Allegheny; phone Col. 1898. :
Phone Columbia SOS
William G. Walker n