St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-04-08

SUeett sister OI MIS-, 1OWhIu, Il
still quite i'll.
The North School defeated
Linnton last Friday Afternoon
by a score of IL to 5.
Subject for Christian Science
services Sunday: Are Sin, Dis
ease. and Death Real?
| H. Nj. Bund has purchased
Shields Market at 92l Lombard
street, and has taken possession
of same.
| II. F. Clark is making some
substantial improvements to his
furniture store at Jersey and
Charleston streets.
| Royal Neighbors will give an
old fashioned dance Wednesday.
April 13. in Bickner hall. Ad-
mission so cents couple. Ev-
erybody welcome.
Services at Evangelical church
Sunday as usual. This is the
last sermon by our pastor, Rev.
Gates, for this conference year.
Come and hear him. m.-Reported.
The Cleaners held a social and
business meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Rose last Friday evening.
Twenty-Five were present and ali
spent a very enjoyable evening.
Rev. Rainey will conduct di.
vine healing services at the Odd
Fellows hall Sunday evening at
| 8 o'clock. All are cordially in
vited. Those so desiring will
be administered TO at the close
Of the services.
Roy Worden, who is engaged
in saw mill work at Clatskanie.
spent a couple Of days with his
family here the past week, re-
turning Sunday evening. Will
liam Killebrew accompanied
him. and has accepted a position
at the mill there.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Uptha-
grove Of Stevens Point. Wis.,,
have been guests Of their old
time friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Foss. They are en- route
TO California. where they expect
to spend some weeks. They are
very favorably impressed with
st. Johns and surrounding coun-
try.
+. Lee Hoskins. son of Mr..
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. z. Hoskins
of 202 East Burr street. has been
appointed 10 the Naval Academy
at Annapolis. Maryland. by SEN
ator McNary. The many friends
Of the family are very much de-
lighted and congratulate the
young man on his appointment
and wish him all kinds of sue.
cess, and those who know Lee
believe he will make good.
lhe Bachelor Club base ball
team met defeat last Sunday
morning in a hotly contested bat.
tie with Jimmy Tufts aggrega-
tion of all stars. AL Hartman.
former Beaver. pitched great
ball during the five innings he
worked and Smoke" Miller.
who succeeded him. was also in
great shape. whiting the last
three Bachelors TO face him.
The final score was 6 TO 4. The
batteries for the Bachelors were
Larsen. Smith, Whalen and
Poff. and Hartman. Miller and
Smith for the All Stars.
The Altruistic Club, Pythian
Sisters, met with Sister Andy
Kerr last Thursday. $25 worth
of clothing was reported given
to the needy in st. Johns dis.
trict. AT the previous meeting
$50 worth was reported. The
Club is doing a splendid work.
not in Portland. but right among
us and deserves the cooperation
of every citizen. Used clothing
will be taken to be worked over.
providing il is clean. But please
do not send anything in an un-
sanitary condition. B. Groma-
chev.
The st. Johns Community
Club will meet Tuesday evening
April 18th. the place to be an
nounced in our next issue. A
feature of the evening will be a
basket social. The ladies are
expected to each fill a basket
with sufficient for two. These
baskets will be numbered and
corresponding numbers will be
placed in a hat. Each gentle
man will draw a number and the |
owner of the basket correspond
ing with the number will eat the
contents of the basket with the
gentleman holding the number.
There will be other interesting
features. Watch next weeks
issue for place of meeting and
further particulars.
INCOME PROPERTY for
b2700. including 5 room house.
partly modern. 5 lots. so white
Leghorn pullets and 200 rabbits;
.erms. See Mrs. Tate. RICE &
TATE, l07 N. Jersey; Col. 887.
FOR SALE-0ne and one-half
acres fronting 546 feet on st.
Johns avenue. sidewalk in and
aid For SACRIFICE nrica gee g