St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30

residence erected on North Jer-
sey street.
When a busy little bee gets a
load he goes straight home
which Is more than any man
can do.
Mrs. G. Olson and three child
rem of Prineville have been
visiting former friends In st.
Johns and vicinity.
Northwest wheat has no COM
petitor. Strength in the millstuff
market has forced an expected
advance of 81 a ton.
Oil has been found in Arctic
regions. A heavy seepage has
been located in a vast area hith-
erto deemed worthless.
Mrs. 7. C. Waite of $40 North
Syracuse entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. L. p. Carnes of Roseburg
at her home last week.
Mrs. ID. h. Cole of st. Helens
was the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. J. I. Chambers, on Will
annette boulevard the past week.
Is there any law against park
ing a wood pile halt way across
the sidewalk? A writer in the
Sellwood Bee asks the question.
Mrs. j. b. Thorp. daughter
and two sons of 2l29 Willamette
boulevard have returned from a
four weeks absence in the hop
fields near Independence.
DR.. Jones will preach a Sc.
ries of sermons for the month
of October on "The Church. "
HIS series Of sermons during the
past month on THE Gospel in
Literature" proved very inter-
esting and were greatly appreci-
ated by the large audiences in
attendance.
II. l.. Whistler left last Sunday
morning for a deer hunt in Gen.
tral Oregon. He was accompa-
MED by his son Clarence and Mr..
and Mrs. Corcoran. in whose car
they are making the trip. Be-
fore returning they will visit the
Silver King mine and other min
ing properties near there.
Mrs. Frank A. Rice has added
to her already well equipped
studio a new Steinway grand
piano. This enables her pupils
to have the advantage Of en-
semble work. which was 30 ably
demonstrated at the last recital.
During the Winter months Mrs.
Rice plans giving frequent re-
citals at her studio.
Wayland and Lee Murphy.
East Eighty.second and Fremont
streets. have saved $500 the past
four years through the sale OF
milk produced by a herd OF goats.
The boys started with one kid
and have gradually increased
their herd until the sale Of milk
brings in a considerable rev.
enue.
"Why does a woman's hat
coat so much more than q mans
Surely the trimming can't ac'
count for more than a fraction
of difference" Certainly not. but
you must remember that it costs
more to sell a hat 10 a woman.
A man seldom takes up more
than two minutes of the sales
mans time. while a woman will
keep the entire sales staff busy
for half a day.-New York Sun.
Somewhat of a novel enter
tainment will be given at the
st. Johns Library Wednesday
evening. October 9th. when real
people will appear in foreign
costume. IL vii be in the form OF
a pageant of foreign lands. un-
der the direction of Miss Vida
Nichols. and Mrs. b. A. Thax'
ter will tell something about the
different costumes. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
The first church services will
be held in the new Methodist
church on Charleston street on
morning at the regular
hour. Special music has been
prepared. after which the SER
mon will be preached by the pas
tor, the Rev. w. +. Kloster. The
Christian Temperance
Union will assist in the evening
services. Mrs. G. w. Overstreet,
of the w. CT. u. will
speak and special music will be
sung by members of the Union.
Mrs. Lafe Brown of Scappoose
died Wednesday of last week.
after an illness Of some time. She
had been spending the Summer
with her sister. Mrs. Siferte.
in st. Johns and had recently
returned to her home in Soap
poose. apparently feeling much
better. She was aged as years
and leaves a husband and three
children. The funeral took place
last Saturday and was attended
by a number from st. Johns. Rev.
johnson of Portsmouth preached