St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-11-18

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services Sunday: Soul and Body.
X. U. Grove is erecting a $500
residence OIL Kellogg street for Mr..
Jower.
Mrs. f. X. Cole of st. Helens
is visiting her daughter, Mrs,
I. J. Chambers, on Willamette
boulevard.
Mr.. Ralph Hagen and Miss
Beulah Checkley were united m
marriage by DR.. II. +. Jones in
his office November 10th.
A. w. Davis is erecting a
cement store building on South
Jersey street opposite the Fields
Motor Car establishment.
The Republican County Cen
tral Committee unanimously en-
dorsed the 1925 Exposition tax
measure at meeting held last
week.
One hundred aud seventy
thousand rainbow trout have been
distributed from the Union fish
hatchery. This distribution closes
the active season for the hatchery.
Rev. Holdeman attended a
conference Of ministers of his de-
nomination at Lafayette Monday
and Tuesday Of this week. IL
was a very helpful gathering for
tn pastor.
Almost anyone could go TO
Russia with a few dollars and
six bits. buy a basket full of the
new bolshevik ten-milion-ruble
notes and he a Millionaire. -
Weston Leader.
MIR. and Mrs. julius Marchand.
Ill07 South lvanhoe, have been
entertaining for the past week
Mr. aad Mrs. Pierre Sircaurmot
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gagner Of
Aberdeen, Washington.
Mrs. l.. A. Koeppee of Kar-
ney. Nebraska. visited at the
home Of Mrs. Beaver, 1000 South
Leonard street several days the
past week, leaving for Los An
geles Wednesday evening.
The Ct. Johns Community
Club will hold its annual dinner
and election of officers Tuesday
evening, December 9th. The
place of meeting and other par
ticulars will be gwen in next
weeks Review.
Mrs. John Timer. who has
been spending several weeks
with her daughter. Mrs. W. i.
Eyerhard of McMinnvillle, re-
turned TO her home at 652 Os.
wego street Tuesday OF this
week.
La Grande's only remaining
brewe y is to be converted into
packing plant. Even beer as a
medicine could not convince the
owner that the bad old days
would come again. Hood River
News.
A large crowd was in attend
ance at the skating rink last
Thursday night. II was opening
night under the new manage
ment, Siferts & Roberts. Dances
will be held each Tuesday and
Thursday night, and they prom
ise TO be quite popular.
Prince Sixtus of the formerly
royal house of Bourbon. and
brother-in-law of the late en-
press of Russia, has accepted a
position in a fertilizer factory.
The royal family business is at a
very low ebb just now. - CO.
guile Valley Sentinel.
If remarks, street talk and
comments at random are indica.
tions of public opinion, Oregon
people are in favor of the 1925
Fair at least ten to one. That
proportion tell US that they ex-
pect to realize a great deal more
out of il than they put in. -Au-
rora Observer.
The only regretable thing
about a lot of these criminals
who are trying to prove they
were hit on the head when child
rem and have never been right
since, is that they were not hit
hard enough when the hitting
was good. Polk County Item
izer.
Joseph Briggs, formerly a
we'll known citizen OF st. Johns,
bat who has been making his
home at Hammond, Oregon, for
some time. was shot and killed by
Edward Breshears on the lat
ter's ranch along the Columbia
Slough Tuesday morning. An al
tercation was created over an
apple deal which terminated in
the killing of Briggs. Breshears
gave himself up.
VIM. Waxmuth, 2l0 w. Catlin
street was awarded the gold med.
al and a handsome monogramed
watch at the Dairy Product Con-
test held at the Multnomah HO-
tel November 9Th. Four states
competed. Mr.. Waxmuth is a
senior at o. A. c., and was a
member of a team of three men
selected by the college for their