St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-05-20


services Sunday: Soul and Body.
Lewis Miller has purchased
the Frank Heck house at 31l
Bristol street.
H. s. Simmons has treated his
home at 719 S. Jersey street to a
new coat of paint.
Ladies of M. Z. church will
give a chicken dinner May 25th.
Come and get a good dinner, Soc.
Mrs. L. + Rose and small
daughter of 7l5 S.Kellogg street
1are on II short visit to Klamath
Falls.
Rev. Hull is conducting Ques-
tionaire at the Congregational
church every Sunday evening,
which are very interesting.
Attention. members of II. b.
Comson Women's Relief Corps.
Please atteno the next regular
meeting. Saturday. May 81.
Celebration of Peace Day.
Be sure to be present at the
five act melodrama. "The Fruit
of His Folly" at the Portland
Woolen Mills club house May
9th and 2Sth. Do not forget
the dates.
Services will be held at the
Y. w. c. A. building Sunday
next at IL a. m. Rev. +. A..
Leonard will preach. Business
meeting after the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kee and Mrs.
Alloway. who have been guests
at the home of DR.. II. +. Jones,
left for their homes Tuesday.
They were greatly delighted
with this section.
Home made pies and cakes
will be on sale at the st. Johns
Hardware company Saturday,
May 2lst, after one o'clock.
The Woman's Guild will have
charge. Reasonable prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Hollen-
beck and daughter. Mrs. j. G.
Brooks of Pendleton. went TO
Seaview. WASH. the latter part
of last week. Mr.. Hollenbeck
returned Tuesday. while Mrs.
Hollenbeck will remain for the
summer. and Mrs. Brooks will
spend some time with her.
Following is the program of
the first annual Speaking Contest
Of the James John High school
May Goth: Orchestra; The Song
of the White Swan, Lillian Mol
son: The Lie. Glenna Jones; How
the LaRue Stakes Were Won.
Mary Benson: The Little Drum.
mer Boy. Helen Jacobson; A
Few Bars in the Key of G.
Eloise Gray: Baritone solos. Mr..
Ira ID. Morgan; The Better Part.
Dorothy Coulter; The New
South. Earl Stevens; On Cuban
Independence. Romayne Brand
Tenor solos. Mr.. Gordon 0nstad
Orchestra; Awarding of prizes,
Mr.. John N. Edlpfsen. donor.
Drury-Scott. Rev. |
Q. Z. Gates. Mr.. c. b. Russell.
Theodore Nelson Force died |
1t the Durr Sanitarium Sunday |
1t 10 a. m. He was born on the
Did Force place. where the Swift
Packing plant is now located. in
1853. and is survived by the
following: One brother. j. w. |
Force of Newport. Oregon; three
sister. Mrs. Eva }. Simmons of
Mrs. Geo. Scotten Of
battle-ground. Wash. and Mrs.
Frank Scotten. Fishers Landing.
Wash. also the following neph-
,ws: Geo. w. Simmons, Ridge
ield. Wash. II. s, and N. J.
simmons of this city. b. w.
simmons of Oregon City, and
fred Force of Mt. Angel. Ore
gon. The funeral took place
rom the Chambers undertaking
,arlors Tuesday afternoon, DR..
i. +. Jones preaching the SER
non. st. Johns Camp No. 773,
". o. W., assisted and acted as
)all bearers. lnterment in Col
lmbia cemetery.
Experienced woman needs
work of any kind by week. day
,r hour; like TO care for sick;
iond of children; will care for
children in my home while mo-
hers work. Columbia l4l7.
pet. z and 8 a. m. or A to z pm,
good reference; no Sunday work.
Boosters. Take Noticel Busi-
ness of importance next We'd
nesday evening. Do not fail to
attend.
Don't let the JOY be taken out |
)f your camping trips by the |
worry of a blow out. Get one |
of Jack Campbell's porcupine
boots.
ST. Johns would be an ideal place |
for a paper mill-might get a shoe
factory, them sell the other kind |
Of shoes.
K o G. T. r 81
Chas. l.. Graden wishes to an
nounce that he has severed his
connections with private corpor-
ations and will engage in the
general practice of law with