St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-12-30
A Happy New Year to one

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A wireless phone station will soon
be established in Portland.
Subject for Christian Science
services Sunday: God.
Holiday trade was reported
good in st. Johns this year.
Do not forget to make it 1922
in dating your letters after to.
morrow.
For the first time in thirty
years, it is said. Portland has
had a white" Christmas.
Mrs. J. NJ. Shaw, who has been
suffering with rheumatism, is i'm
proving nicely, we are pleased to
state.
Mrs. Susan M. Roberts is hav.
ing a handsome residence
erected on North Kellogg street.
The weather man probably
changed his mind oftener than
any other man the past couple of
weeks.
Owing to an increasing patronage
the ST Johns Pharmacy has added
Scott Perry, an experienced phar-
macist, to their force.
Haley, Idaho, has no unemploy.
ment problem. The many mines in
the vicinity furnish work for all,
with a regular payroll.
If you enjoy dancing attend the
dance to be given at the Portland
Woolen Mills club house Friday
evening, January 9th.
After few days delay on
account of the weather, the Noce
building on North Jersey is
again making rapid progress.
The railroads made good money
in October, which eases our con.
science to some extent when riding
on an auto stage. Athena Press.
Assets OF the State Industrial Ac.
cident Commission as OF November
goth total s. ,sos. 374. 81, according
to a recen, report OF the commission.
Eight thousand jackrabbits were
killed in rabbit drive in the west
end OF Walla Walla county. Another
drive will be held near Burbank
January Ist.
This is Oregon's exposition. II
the state is TO get all the benefits
possible from Il, then all the state
must get behind II whole.heartedly.
Albany Herald,
J. C. Wissenback received a
roll of butter for a Xmas present
from his sister. Mrs. j. H..
GREENE. who resides near Spring
field. Illinois.
There's no accounting for the
mother instinct. A Corvallis cat has
adopted baby skunks. More than
one childless woman in Portland
mothers poodle.-Journal.
Probably the only reason the
bootleggers have neglected to ask
for protective tariff is that the
goods they deal in are manufactured
nowhere else on earth.-Eugene
Guard.
The Cleaner class of the Meth
odist Sunday school will meet
with Mrs. T.. ID. Vinson, 528
South lvanhoe, Friday. January
9th, at 1880 p. m. IL will be a
business and social meeting.
The Lucille Waldele Dancing
Academy classes every Tuesday
evening between 8 and IL O'Clock
IN the ST. Johns rink. Private
lessons given. Phone Columbia
1922 for further information.
The worm that wakens long
enough in the morning to turn off
the alarm clock and then goes back
to sweet sleep is the very one the
early bird doesn't get-but the boss
usually does. journal
Nearly 100 pounds OF venison, be
sides a large number of pheasants.
geese and ducks. were recently seized
by game wardens who raided Alba
ny cold storage plants IN search Of
improperly tagged game.
Girls taking institutional manage
ment at the Oregon Agricultural
College have served 5000 persons
this season in the new tea room.
The girls take turns in working as
cook, manager and head waitress.
The st. Johns Community Club
will convene next Tuesday even
ing in the Y. w. e. A. build
ing. The club has made a splen-
did record since it was organ
ized and has accomplished
much for st. Johns in the way
of public utilities and improve
ments. The coming year will no
doubt witness still greater ef-
forts on the part of the club to
secure for.St.s Johns more inn
provements. One of the features
the club will spend its energies
on will be better streets. and if
nothing else is accomplished
than good streets for St. Johns
it will prove a most successful
year for the club. The meeting
next Tuesday evening should