St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-04-15
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the work of the new Methodist
and Catholic churches.
Allan L. Longstaff of Milwau-
kee. Wis, is visiting his broth
er at 92l N. Hudson street.
Frank Heck has purchased a
property on Bristol street. A. w.
Davis engineered the sale.
John Dickson has gone to
Yamhill, where he has accepted
a position with Cochran Bros.
Mrs. Z. A. Blew and little
daughter are spending a month
in Kansas and other Eastern
points.
DR.. S. A. Mulkey is planning
to erect a fine business block on
North Jersey street near the
Review Office.
L. L. Smith has purchased the
Farnum property on South
Princeton street through the
agency Of A. w. Davis.
George Glawe who was oper.
ated upon for the second time
last week at the Emanuel hospi.
tai. Is reported to be in very
serious condition.
The G. j. Muck building on
South Jersey street is rising in
a rapid manner. II will make 9
handsome addition to the busi-
ness district when completed.
Capt. +. T.. Smith Of the COL
umbia Machine Works and Gar
age on Fessenoen street is PLAN
ming TO enlarge and In part re-
build his establishment.
Sister Eta Beam will enter
tain the Laurelwood Past Noble
Grand Club at the home OF Sis
ter Garnet Germany. 285 Benten
street. Thursday. April 2lst, at
2 y. m. Reported.
The Western Wool Warehouse
establishment at the foot Of
Richmond street is progressing
in a satisfactory manner. II
will be one of the largest wool
warehouses in the West.
r. Markwart has made appli-
cation to the city council for II
permit 10 erect a two-story con-
crete apartment house on lots l6
and II. block 3, Hills addition
to st. Johns.
Miss Hanna Nelson has sold
her hair dressing shop in the
Morgan building and bought an
acre of land on the Powell Val
ley road. Until her house is
completed she will visit with
Mrs. w. S. Madden and family
at 6l2 lvanhoe street.
Where the American goes.
there goes also the great Ameri-
can game-baseball. and so the
war, through the efforts of the
American doughboy and Ameri-
can Red Cross workers, spread
this national game a little far
ther around the world than ever
before.
Salmon fishing on the river is
proving fine sport these days,
and some nice catches are being
made. C. S. McGill and Ed.
Smith each caught a fine salmon
Sunday afternoon. and attracted
the admiring attention of the
passersby in the window of the
st. Johns Hardware store the
first of the week. They were
caught with a spoon hook. The
larger of the two weighed 80
pounds.
Tonight at the Y. w. C. A.
an entertainment will be given
by an NJ. L. Sunday school
class of High School girls. The
comedy-"The Fireman's Pa
rade," and Local and Long
| Distance" with special music
will be given; tickets 25 and Is
cents. This is the girls second
appearance in a play and the
third year they have supported
a child in the missionary schools
of India. The girls will be pleas
ed to see YOU there. .-Mrs. w.
| Z. Kloster. teacher.
/ Lives of editors oft remind us
honest men don't get a chance
the more we work there grows
behind us bigger patches on oui
pants. Once our pants were
new and glossy. now they are
shades of different hue. all be
cause subscribers linger anC
don't pay US what is due. But
let US then be up and at it-senC
in your mite however small be
fore the winds of winter strike
us and we have no pants at all
-Ex.
Services at Congregations
Church-Sunday school 10 a. m.
preaching IL a. m. and 7:30 p
m. Special music every Sun
day. Mr.. Fassett will sing
solo in the morning and anthem
by the choir. Rev. HulPs sub
ject in the morning: "Wher'
could we find God il we had NJ
Bible, and all preconceive'
ideas were gomez" In the even
inc 1.-THE Four Angel Guests.