St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-08-19

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barber shop on North Jersey
street.
There will be a meeting of the
women Of Moosehead Legion.
Tuesday, August 23rd. Members
please attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Chambers
of Willamette boulevard visited
relatives and friends in st.
Helens over Sunday.
r. L. Lavrack and Loren Sew.
ard enjoyed a few days vacation
in mountains and along streams
in the vicinity of Mount Hood.
Mrs. Chapman left Tuesday
for Seabeck, Wash. where she
will attend a conference of the
Y. w. e. A. She will be gone IL
days.
Mrs. Henry Wright and son
Leonard of Dallas are visiting
with Mr.. Wright here. Mr..
Wright is employed at st. Johns
sawmill.
The Peninsula mill has an or
der for a million and half feet
of lumber for Eastern markets.
Prospects are good for addi-
tional orders.
On account of steadily increas-
ing business. H. f. Clark, the
well known furniture man. has
added a handsome new truck
to his equipment.
We hope to have every woman
interested in law enforcement to
be present at our next meeting
of the W. c. T. u. Monday.
August 23rd. at the home o.
Mrs. Scott.
In Winter we yearn for Sum-
mer and in Summer we complain
because business is quiet. That
is the way Of the world. -Ex-
change.
Congress doesn't seem to real
ize that business won't go up
until Federal expenditures and
taxes come down. La Grande
Observer.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Lefors Of
Rose City have moved TO 8l7
North Leonard street. They ex-
pect to remain'permanently. Mr..
Lefors is employed in the ST.
Johns sawmill.
The state labor commissioner
has just discovered that wages
are on the decrease. Most work.
ing men and women could have
told him that six months ago.
Hood River News.
II. A. Manning and wife. +.
Corbit. Roy Meyers. and Mr..
Handberg and family are on
fishing trip through the southern
part of the state. They expect TO
he gone about two weeks.
w. II. Dearing has had a new
basement excavated under his
store building on South Jersey
street. making a full basement,
with an outside entrance. which
will prove quite a convenience.
Funeral services were held Fri
day evening at 3 O'Clock at Fin
ley's undertaking parlors for
William Chapman. six.year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. X. +.
Chapman of Oakland, Cal. Mr..
Chapman is a nephew of j. b.
Campbell of this city.
Nobody has ever satisfactorily |
answered the question. what is |
News?" But papers go right on
printing il just the same. Like
wise nobody seems TO know ex-
actly what life is. and yet every
body goes right on living it
Albany Democrat.
The steamer Anyo Maru took |
on a cargo of lumber at the Pen
insula mill. This ia one of the
largest vessels afioat. with a ton.
mage of l8, 500. The Bearport al
80 took on a similar cargo at the |
same place. Both vessels are now
on their way to Oriental ports.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Hedges
have disposed of their interest
in the Sweet Shop to p. A. and
j. w. Koeni9. who we are
assured will improve the place
and conduct an up-to-date estab.
lishment. where the public can
be regaled with every want of
the inner man.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank E. Won Groenwald cele-
brated their first wedding ami
versary at the home of Mrs. |
Won Groenwald's pare nts. Mr..
and Mrs. ID. f. Vernon on Will
annette boulevard. The foIlowir g |
guests. old-time Douglas county |
friends, were present besides
parties above mentioned: Mr.. |
and Mrs. H. A. Collins. Albina;
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Jones and
son. Montavilla.
The council is whetting up
its pruning knife preparatory to
trimming the salaries of en-
ployes. A thinning out opera