St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-06-10

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Christian church at IL O'Clock
next Sunday morning.
Charles Maar is remodeling
his residence on John street, in
side and out. After completion
it will be an A.No. / residence.
The Peninsula Electric Co.
have moved their headquarters
to the building recently vacated
by Mr.. Muck at Jersey and John
streets.
Mrs. c. w. Deese died at her
home, 425 f.. Mohawk street
June 3. aged 6S years. Cancer
was the cause of her death. Flu
neral services were held at the
chapel of the st. Johns Under
taking Co. June 9Th; interment
in Riverview cemetery.
Daniel Doty had painful ac-
cident befall him last Friday
even,np by breaking his left
arm. DR.. Schultze set the bones,
took an X.ray of it and found
everything satisfactory. Dan is
along nicely but will not
he able to work for some days.
Hubert Watzek of South Da-
kota passed through here last
week en- route to Los Angeles,
CAL. where he holds extensive
interests in two nice improved
fruit ranches. He stopped OIL |
ana renewed his Friendship with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maar. who
emigrated last Fall from South
Dakota to st. Johns.
Children representing flowers, |
birds aud butterflies will be seen at
he Flower Festival aud Playlct to
&c given on the Library Lawn next
Thursday afternoon. I here will be
bout 80 children taking part in the
Program, with Mabel Graham as
queen, Ida Marie Schultz, spirit OF
pring, Annette Bassler, sunshine
airy audsllelen Kalmbach, shower
airy. Mrs. J. NJ. Shaw aud Mrs.
1. M. Crossley are assisting the II.
rarians in preparing the program
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
!. Falkenberg of Laurelwood.
'regon, was the scene of a beau
.ful wedding on the afternoon
{ June LIST, when in the pres. {
nee Of a host of about sixty 4,
riends and relatives their
Loretta. and Noel Hes 4
ard of Portland were united in {
Iarriage. Ed. Dickson Of Port
nd officiating. The bride was .
lintily gowned in white satin q
ith bridal veil and orange bios I
ms and carried a bouquet of
'ides' roses. Hazel, sister of
Ie bride, dressed in pink and
irving pink roses, was brides.
aid. Mr.. Hesgard's brother Il
as best man, and little Eletha
ees. cousin of the bride. was
,wer girl. After congratula,
ons a luncheon was served
Of ice cream. cake q
id punch. Mr.. and Mrs. Hes l.
.rd were the recipients Of many
autiful and useful presents,
kens of friendship from their
any friends who wish them a
ppy journey through life. b
lie bride was formerly a resi- lo
nt of this place. p
The Assistant Secretary of ~
ate for Oregon has received ~
e following from some wag,
10 suggested that il be enact
into law: Pedestrians cross
z streets at night shall wear
white light in front and a red a.
hit in the rear. Before turn nj
z TO the right or left they shall ~
ye three short blasts on a horn ~
less than three inches in di- ca
Ieter. When an inexperienced NJ
driver is made nerv-
J by a pedestrian. he shall in.
ate the same. and the pedes-
ar shall hide behind a tree
til the automobile has passed. 10,
shall not carry in ne
,ir pockets any sharp instru. W
mt which may cut automobile 10
es. In lodging automobiles.
iestrians shall not run more
IN seven miles an hour. Pedes-
ans must register at the be
ming of each year and pay a
ense fee of So for the priyil- tn
; Of living. There shall be no 10
,ate if they do not live the stI
lire year. Each pedestrian
fore receiving his license to TO
TX upon the streets must dem
strate before an examining
ard his skill in lodging, leap
:, crawling and extricating
nself from machinery. Pedes.
ans will be held responsible
: all damages done TO automo-
es or their occupants by col
ion. C'
Fresh line of groceries and
nfectionery. ice cream and
miner beverages. Take home
)rick of ice cream for Sunday
lner. Call Columbia 1851. The /
IN. 203 N. Jersey street. 294
The Spencer Corsetiere of st.
ms is now located at 1904 n