St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-09-16

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this office.
Alfred Anderson has taker
charge of the Step-In pool hall al
liz Philadelphia street.
Mrs. Emmett wilkins, after 9
serious operation at the hospi.
tai. is rapidly recovering at the
home of Mrs. Choquette or
! Philadelphia street.
The Dependable Club Of the
Y. w. G. A. held its semi.annua
election Wednesday and the fol.
owing officers were elected: Mil.
dred Glaub, president; Hilds
Gertz, secretary; Rosslind Og,
den. treasurer.
The Woodmen of the World
will give a 500 party in Bicknei
Hall next Monday evening. Re.
freshments will be served and
music will be furnished by the
w. o. w. orchestra. Every.
body invited.
Mrs. Emma NJ. Field anC
daughter, Miss Harriet Field, OF
La Moure. North Dakota, are
visiting at the home Of Mr.. anC
Mrs. w. A. Carroll. 62l North
Syracuse street. Mrs. Field is O
sister of Mrs. Carroll.
p. G. Gilmore. formerly q
well known st. Johns business
man. but now conducting a no.
tel at Newport. has been seri
ously i'll for several weeks. At
last report he is on the road
to health, a fact his many
friends here will be glad to
note.
While Monday was a slow day
for wheat transactions at Pacific
Northwest primary points Tues
day sales were liberal at a rise
in prices. Estimates of the trade
as to the volume of wheat nj.
ready out of farmers hands
place the figures at so TO GO per
cent. for Oregon and Washing
ton. which is the greatest vol
ume of wheat ever marketed up
to this time.
The meeting OF the St. Johns
Community Club next Tuesday
evening will take the form of a
mass meeting to boost the 1895
Exposition Site for St Johns. A
number Of speakers will talk on the
project. The meeting will be held
in the Y. w &. A. building.
Everybody invited. This Is a mat.
ter in which all are interested. Turn
out next Tuesday evening and help
boost We have the best site OF all.
Nature has done her share; let us
do ours.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cooley
Of Silverton and little Billie. Jr..
were recent guests Of Mrs.
Alma Choquette at 800 Phila-
delphia street. Mr.. Cooley is
proprietor Of the Gem Theatre
at Silverton and Mrs. Cooley is
the daughter Of Mrs. Choquette.
Other guests Of Mrs. Choquette
were Mr.. Delux and Mrs. Mary
Neavvell of Ashland; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Armstrong of Ho.
quiam. Wash. Mr.. and Mrs.
t. j. Clark and little daughter
Ervilla of Tacoma. Mrs. Clark is
the sister of Mrs. Choquette.
In considering North St. Johns as
site for the 1926 Exposition the
fact should not be overlooked that
II is the only place where a big
harbor can be developed. II the
city would purchase the land ex.
tending down TO the conjunction Of
the two rivers, harbor extending
from the west bank OF the William.
ette and the east hank of the Co
lumbia could be established, max.
ing II OF immense scope and
importance. When the money is ex-
pended for the Fair project, why
not get something for the money
something that will be of lasting
benefit ever afterwaTdp
DIR. ii. F. Jones preached a
very interesting sermon last
Sunday evening at the Christian
church, the subject of his dis
course being on "The Regenera-
tion of Bryant Kent" The doc
tor is delivering a series of
sermons on "The Gospel in Lit
erature," and Sunday evenings
sermon was the second of the Sc
ries. The books he reviews have
a moral of an elevating nature,
which he weayes into his SER
mons in an impressive manner.
Besides being OF high value from
a religious point Of view. the se-
ries are proving very interest
ing and entertaining. Next Sun
day evening the DR.. will review
the hook HTha Haryeaters "The