St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-02-25


the Y. w. c. A. building Tues
day evening next, Remember,
and attend.
Wallace Tindall, who is now a
typical farmer of Toledo, Ore.
gon, visited his old friends here
the past week.
Willis Moyon has sold his lot
at corner of Charleston and Cen.
tral avenue to Mr.. Bays, the con.
sideration being $3.50 cash.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Scales
left Wednesday for Los An
geles and other southern points.
They expect to be gone for an
extended period.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Startup of
Muskegon. Mich. now travelling
on the Orpheum circuit, took
dinner with their old friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Basic. Tuesday
evening.
DR.. Harry Irvine and wife of
Corvallis have been the guests
Of the latter's mother, Mrs. f..
d. Vinson. on South lvanhoe
street. The DIR. has returned TO
Corvallis. but Mrs. Irvine will
remain a few days longer.
An eastern firm declares that
IL is going TO try to do business
without money. Information on
the subject will be cheerfully
furnished by almost any coun-
try editor. Cheyenne News.
Appropriate exercises were
held at the Sitton school in
honor Of Washington's birthday
Tuesday, in which the children
took part. Miss Stevens gave an
interesting talk on the child
hood and youth of Washington.
II. B. Compson w. r. c.. &C.
companied by Pat Inst. visited
Williams school Jan. IL and pre-
sented a beautiful flag to school.
The following Thursday a simi.
lar exercise was held at Penin-
sular school and a Gag present
ed TO them. Press Cor.
The Conpiracy Of Spring at
the Y. w. c. A. building Satur-
day evening. February 26th.
On account Of the limited seating
capacity. seats will be held for
those holding tickets until S:15
O'Clock. after which DOOR admis-
sions will be received. The
program will begin at $3.50.
Home made candy will be on sale.
The girls O. the |. G. ii. Y.
club attended the dance given
by the Woolen Mill club in their
club rooms last Monday night.
We enjoyed the change from
our usual routine and all of us
certainly had a good time. The
next meeting will be held at the
home Of Edna Titus on Smith
avenue next Monday night.
Reported.
New looks and exchanges at
st. Johns Library: Julia France
and Her Times, Atherton; Joan
and Pete. Wells: Out Of the ST.
lences. Wallen: Our Squares and
the People in II. Adams; Golden
Bird, Daviess; Letters of Trard,
Kipling; Character Building
Thought Power. Irvine; Roam
ing Through the West Indies.
Frauck.
Mrs. Willis MoxOn and daugh-
ter, Margery, will leave for Los
Angeles on Sunday for an ex
tended trip through southern
California and Mexico, and will
return about September first.
While there they will attend the
wedding of Graham Moxon.
which occurs at San Diego on
March 10th. the bride-elect be-
ing Miss Moore of Kansas. who
has been wintering there. Mr.,
Moxon is in the u. S. naval SER
vice and stationed at San Diego.
You are requested to be pres
ent at the meeting of the Fra
ternal Boosters at /. o. o. +.
hall. Jersey and Leavitt streets.
st. Johns. Friday evening. Feb.
25th at 8 O'Clock. 1t is our de-
sire to promote any movement
for good that may be in prog
ress in our several communities,
to uphold the principles of our
Fraternal Orders and have well
in mind the coming event OF
1925. Your cooperation is essen
tial. Be present. Non-mem-
bers cordially invited.
w. ID. Wheeler has sold the
Cliff House at Nyebeach to Z. G.
Gilmore. who has taken over
the property and will continue
to operate it. Mr.. Gilmore is an
experienced business man quite
familiar with the art of catering
to the public and will no doubt
succeed In making the Cliff
House the most poi ular hostelry
at the beach. Mr.. Wheeler has
taken over Mr.. Gilmore's poul-
try farm just east of the city
and will engage in poultry rails
ing.-Yaquina Bay News. OF
Newport. Mr.. Gilmore was for