St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-10-28
Nov. d?

one dollar purchase OF Nyal, A. ID.
S., Penslar medicines or toilet prep
arations. Curriu's for Drugs,
A dance will be given at Moose
Hail October 29th by the Moose,
Good music, modern dances. Ad-
mission 35c. Everybody invited.
Notice to Masons. Lecture at
Masonic Hall Wednesday evening,
November and, by X. II. Sawyer.
All Masons cordially invited to be
present.-John NJ. Blair, W. NJ.
Donald Edwin, the II day old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Prater,
9l5 South Syracuse street, died DC.
tober 25th. The funeral took place
Wednesday. Interment in Oregon
City cemetery, the St. Johns Under
taking Co. having charge of the
remains.
Clarence Andrew Hutchinson,
the bright little boy of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Hutchinson of 1864
Lombard street, died October goth
of acute colonitis, after an illness of
less than two days. He was
aged seven years, ten months and
two days. Funeral services were
held Saturday at 3 p. m. in the
Seventh Day Adventist church. In
terment took place in Columbia
cemetery, the St. Johns Undertak-
ing Co. in charge.
Recent activities of the Guild of
the Episcopal church include silver
teas at the home of Mrs. r. C. Post
aud Of Mrs. Mayer, at which these
ladies were hostesses. Thursday
the members and friends were
entertained at a silver tea at the
home of Mrs. A. Siefert, 4Io Leon.
ard street. The Guild is also plan
ming to hold a food sale at the.tSt.
Johns Hardware Store OH Saturday,
November 9th. The services Of the
Episcopal church are held every
Sunday evening at the Odd Fellows
Hall at 1880 o'clock.
The Bachelor Club play, Lets
all Get Married." that will be given
in the High School Auditorium
Saturday, November 9Th, will give
the people of St. Johns an opportu-
nifty OF seeing a number OF their
favorite players before the foot
lights again. Mrs. George Hall has
been devoting much Of her time In
periecting the work OF the play and
all will be prepared for the big
night November 9th. The spark
ling wit and delightful humor
throughout the play will be sources
OF enjoyment 10 an appreciative au'
dience.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Community church will miss one
of their members, Mrs. Sargent
Wilson. She has been a faithful
member of the Congregational
church and the Aid Society OF the
same for I3 years. She has seen
all the ups and downs that a church
will 20 through in that length oi
time. She paid a very high tribute
to the Aid the last day she met with
us. Mrs. Wilson is a lady that will
never grow old. And her many
friends in ST. Johns will miss hel
but will also trust that she will
make many more friends in Sunny
side and in the Sunnyside congre'
gational church where she will be-
come a member Reported.
Globe and gold fish free with each
one dollar purchase OF Nyal, A. d.
S., Penslar medicines or toilet prep
arations. CurTin's for Drugs.
For Sale Cheap-New pink drap'
ed bassinette. Phone Woodlawr
2475.
| A few boxes of Bellhower apple:
left for sale, one dollar per box
Call 3l5 f., John street.
! Seven room modern house, loI
SoxIoo, some fruit, close to Cal
line, S2750, $500 cash, or will take
car in as first payment, balance S2t
and interest per month. ]. +. Gill
more, II3 Ia N. Jersey; Col. 81.
! Lost-String of gold beads OF
Fessenden or Smith avenue Octo
ber 20th. Finder please leave al
this Office.
For Sale-Second hand 9xls
rug SIo. Call Wilcox Transfer of
fee, sos N. Jersey street.
For Sale-Nearly new uprigh
piano, very reasonable. Call 63i
, T.. Richmond street.
: Jersey COW for sale. heavy milk
er, $50. Call II6 Hartman street
near Oswego.
For saie-Barred Rock pullets, chick
en- house and fencing, small chiekel
/ coops, gas iron, electric iron, hand vac
! uum sweeper, Perfection oil heater, tw
{ FIVE gallon crooks. fruit jars, gaTde
: tools, 2 iron beds, springs, mattress, san
/. itary cot with mattress, solid oak dinin
8 room set, other household articles, a.
j cheap. TIC East Buchanan street.
Sl55O-4 room house and gar
age, lot 5oxIoo, good street an
sidewalks, new cess pool, lights
RICE & TATE, Realtors, Io7 N
|. Jersey; Col. 887.