St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-03-18
Mrs. j. M. Shaw is recovering
from an attack of Ia grippe.

from an attack OF la grippe.
If you have anything to sell
try the Review. II brings quicl
results.
The gymnasium class of tn,
Y.W.C.A. will meet next Thurs
day evening, March "a, instead
of Wednesday evening.
In order to take care of theil
constantly increasing business
Beckett's Greenhouses have add,
ed a new covered delivery cal
to their equipment.
Excavation for the handsome
new $35. 900 Catholic church is
about completed on Smith ave.
nue.. and foundation work will
start next week.
The James John Orchestra and
Glee Clubs will present the two.
act operetta, "Windmills of Hol.
land" at the High School aud
itorium this. Friday. evening.
IL will be well worth attending.
The Royal Goodwill Society
will give a dance in Odd Eel.
lows hall Saturday evening,
March 10Th. Rebekahs. Odd
Fellows and friends welcome.
Admission ladies zoe, gents zoe.
DR.. Borden will be away from
his office for several weeks on
account Of illness. During his
absence the business will be
conducted as usual by Mrs. Bor-
den and an experienced dentist.
| wish to express my most
sincere thanks 10 the many
neighbors and friends who so
kindly assisted and sympathiz.
ed during the illness and death
Of my beloved wife. and espe-
cially to the donors who so
kindly and freely gave of their
blood for TRANSMISSION with the
hope Of saving her life. &C. ii.
Hemstreet.
Bigelow's Sweet Shop gave a
delightful banquet in honor of
the Bachelor Club at their place
of business on N. Jersey street
Tuesday evening. Several of
the Bachelors made remarks in
appreciation Of the courtesy and
kindness shown by Mr.. Bige-
low. The affair wound up with
a few select songs by the Bach.
elors, OF whom there were about
thirty in attendance.
Poor little Fritzy is no more.
Fritzy." as he was known by
all, was not one of those ven-
turesome little boys who often.
times nip" rides from the au.
toist. but was a very naughty
doggy who was at every chance
running and barking at passing
autos. He was punished many
times by his many masters. Will
cox. Leland. Philips, Bilyeu. Riley,
seemingly could not be conquer.
ed. and so the last time" hap
pened March 18th by Fritzy be-
ing struck by a large truck and
killed instantly. The accident
occurred at New York and Fes-
sender street, and in less than a
haf hour "Fritzy's" funeral had
been completed. Reported.
The Fraternal Boosters held
a delightful social meeting in
the Moose Hall Wednesday even
ing. The attendance was large |
and the evening was thorough. |
ly enjoyed. There were speeches.
dancing and other diversions. |
followed by delicious refresh |
ments. This new organization. !
but five weeks of age. is thriv-
ing at an amazing rate, and al. |
ready about IT'S members have !
enrolled. They will meet here
after once every week. The OBJ
ject, we understand. is TO boost
for anything that tends 10 the
development and we'll being of
the Lower Peninsula.
Mrs. Mary Roberts was host
ess Saturday evening at a party
for her daughter. Ruth Bilyeu.
The occasion was i'm honor of
Ruth's birthday, which was
March l1th. Music and dane
ing featured the evenings en-
The birthday cake
lighted with sweet l6" white
furnished the light for
them to be seated around the
dining table. after which the l6
lights were extinguished by
"l6 puffs." The press of a but
ton furnished real lights" and
then each one done justice to
the splendid feed which had
been spread for them. Good !
night" was then said by all. |
Those present were Bertha Mil
Ter from Portland. Ellen John
ston. Sybil Knowles. Helen Wad-
dell, Kathleen Waddell, Vera
Cole. Audrey Cole, Mildred Van |
Reported.
The Victrola is the instru.
ment chosen by the worlds .
greatest artists. Currin's for
Drugs.
$500 Room Modern on Blvd. |