St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-08-12

spending few days at Seaside.
The fool that rocked the boat
in the old days is now taking
hairpin curves at 30 miles per
hour.
Oscar Moe. assistant at the
Home Mercantile Co.. has been
spending his vacation in Los
Angeles. California.
Young lady with bobbed hair,
you are Likely to find the back of
your neck has found a place in
the sunburn. Exchange.
Mrs. H. c. Kasmeyer is on a
visit to parents and friends in
Salt Lake City. She expects to
be gone for about a month.
The world owes you only that
which you go out and collect.
IL never pays in advance. -
Forest Grove News-Times.
j. B. Huntington, who has
been quite i'll. is steadily i'm
proving and is able TO be around
again. a fact which his many
friends will be glad to note.
The Woman's Missionary So
ciety will have charge of the
services at the Evangelical
church next Sunday morning.
There will BE- no services in the
evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks and her
two grand-daughters of Chero-
kee. Iowa, are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Carroll. 62l North Syracuse
street.
With 1872 murders. 4036 rob.
beries and 999 suicides the past
year. the world wonders why
Chicago should stage a wild
West show - Medford Mail
Tribune.
Congressmen say they are
getting sore at all the criticism
heaped on them. There is a sim.
pie way TO stop it-just get
busy and do what they were
sent to Washington for.-La-
Grande Observer.
Home is coming more and
more TO mean TO families a
place owned and not rented; a
house of their own. not an
apartment or a fiat. They have
paid high rents long enough.
and now are embarking on a lit.
tie Town your own home" cam.
paign all of their own. The
Dalles Chronicle.
Sixty cars Of cedar logs and
lumber for export 10 the ORR
ent arrived at Municipal Ter
minal No. 4 last week. mostly
from Southern Oregon points.
They will be loaded on steam
ships. The movement Of cedar
logs in export is heavy as Japan
ese are buying all they can find.
Ii is said they are being used for
lead pencils and airplane stock.
p. w. Hinman. a former well
known citizen of st. Johns,
passed away at Manton. Mich.
July 25th. He was at one time
mayor of the city of St. Johns
was a member of the G. A. X.
and Doric lodge, A. +. and A. M.
Mr.. Hinman constructed the
Chicago rooming house, owning
and conducting it for a number
of years.
Next Sunday the pulpit of the
| st. Johrs Community Church.
Congregational. will be filled in
the morning by. Rev. j. s. Ed
wards and in the evening by Rev.
Mr.. Hoffman of the Rose City
Park Congregational church.
the pastor. ID. Z. Nourse. hav-
ing gone to Newport. Wash.
where he will visit a few days.
Mr.. Nourse will return about
the 10th of August. with his
family and will be in the pulpit
the following Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Wissen.
back of 524s East Richmond
street, st. Johns. visited at the
Benson Hotel in Portland last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Carswell and DR.. and Mrs. Milli-
gan of Springeld. Illinois. Mr..
Carswell is the head of the Cars
well clothing stores at Spring
field and Divernon. The party
have been travelling through the
West and think Portland and su-
burban districts the finest they
have visited and also the pref
tiest locations.
The Maxim Shirt Co. in the
French block is getting under
way in good shape. The company
has commodious quarters and is
equipped to turn out a vast
amount of work. A number OF
orders are being received from
various sources and prospects
for a constantly increasing busi-
ness are bright. A new con-
crete wall. reducing the danger
in case of fire and incidentally
materially reducing insurance
rates is being constructed. A
number of st. Johns women
i'll - A.. l.u