St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-11-04

from a visit with relatives in St.
Helens.
Do you want to know who is
Boss in Industry? II. E. Vaness
will tell you Monday evening at
the Community Church.
Bernice Shaw, from Oregon
University, spent last Sunday
with her parents and attended
the Washington. California ball
game on Saturday.
The Episcopal Church Guild
will conduct a food sale at the
st. Johns Hardware Store Satur-
day beginning at ii a. m. Go
and get your pies and cakes for
Sunday.
Martin Hamer, for fourteen years
resident OF ST Johus, now resid-
ing near Hilleboro, paid this office
pleasant call Saturday afternoon.
He says the Review Is always a
welcome visitor in his home.
DR.. l.. J. Keliher is opening up a
dental Office in Olympia, Wash. The
doctors many friends here will re.
gret his departure, but will unite IN
wishing him unbounded success in
his new location.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Flemming
of 32l East Burlington street.
have been called to Salem on the
account Of the serious illness of
Mr.. Flemming's father. who re-
sides there with his elder son.
Under the crippled children's
law the University OF Oregon
Medical School has given free
surgical attention to more than
sixty children of the state. -
Eugene Guard.
The card party of the Royal
Neighbors of America. sched-
uled for the evening of Novem-
ber 9th, has been postponed un-
ill a later date, we have been re-
quested to announce.
The c. {. &. members are urged
no, to forget TO attend the monthly
class meeting, November 18th at the
home of Miss Mabel Reed, 1924
Charleston street. A very delight
ful time will be enjoyed. Reported.
The w. C. 7. U. will meet
Monday, November 7th, at 2
o. m. at the public library. The
public is invited 10 attend our
meetings. The president wishes
every member 10 be prese IT.
Reported.
On account of Armistice Day,
the regular monthly business
meeting of the w. II. M. S. of
the Nj. f.. thu 'ch has been post
poned until November 18th. IL
will be held at the home of Mrs.
H.. T.. Rose. 7l5 Kellogg street.
Vim Flour, manufactured in ST.
Johns, is getting to be more aud
more a favorite OF the housewife, Its
superior quality, aside from the fact
that It is a local product, is becom'
ing more generally recognized. II
YOU have never tried Vim. try Il
now.
A Harvest Social will be helc
lin the Parish Hall of st. An
drew's Episcopal church, Ports
mouth, Thursday evening, No
vember 18th. beginning at 1880
Program and refreshments
Adults % cents. Children II
cents. Come and have a gooC
time.
The Bachelor Club play. "Let'i
all Get Married." will be staged
in the High School Auditorium
Saturday, November 5th, at S:lI
o. M. II you would avoid dissp
pointment we would suggest
that you make arrangements fol
seats without further delay
since the seating capfc,tv of the
auditorium is limited 10 45O. aHC
the play is To be given on one
night only. Many reservations
| for seats have already been made
so If you would count yourself
among the fortunate 45O it vii
be necessary to act quickly.
In the foot ball game at Pie
Park last Sunday Oregon City
and the Bachelor Club battleC
through the four periods to.
scoreless tie. Both teams per
formed in faultless style. will
the visitors using the forward
pass like college players. In tn,
last quarter the local boys in
grim effort TO score a toucl
down, forced the ball to Oregon
] City's 20 yard line. Here tn
time left to play forced the clu.
to try three drop kicks, which a.
fell short or went to one side
The Bachelors are tied for tn
championship with Arleta. an
/ play them November 18th. |
has not been decided where tn
contest will be held.
] For Sale. - A baby bassinet
, buggy, a nursing chair, refrigel
; ator, FIVE gallon crock, library ts
: bic and gas water heater. TIC i
Buchanan.
/ must sacrifice beautiful garder