St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-03-10

The Peninsula Furniture store
has discontinued business in the
Couch building.
The Peoples Bargain Store
has been closed for readjustment
the past few days.
A bouncing ten pound boy was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Vim
son at Salem last week.
There will be sewing class at
the Y. w. G. A. building on next
Monday evening at 80.
We agree with the ministry
that jazz is immoral. Otherwise
it would not be so popular.-Ex.
Some people are buying auto
mobiles now for self defense. IL
is getting too dangerous to be
pedestrian.
A Mere Mans Rehections-A
message for both young and old.
Community church Sunday eve
ming at I 80.
Christian Science: Sunday
morning services at IL 100; We'd
ncsday evening at 500 at l03
Smith avenue.
A wave of sickness seems to
have been sweeping the country
of late and st. Johns appears to
have gotten share.
William Galloway is having
his residence on South Ivanhoe
street repainted and the interior
attractively refnished.
Owing TO so much illness in the
community the dance scheduled
for the skating rink last Thurs
day evening was postponed for a
week.
j. j. Goodman is making a
business trip TO Westminster, Sc
attic, Sedro Woolley and Taco
ma. lie will be gone for about a
week.
The new Weyant residence at
Charleston and Syracuse streets
is rapidly nearing completion,
and when finished will make n
handsome home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Scaton,
who formerly owned the Seaton
Market on Oswego and Fessen-
den street, have returned from
sojourn in Southern California.
The smoker given in the club
rooms of the Portland Woolen
Mills last Friday evening for the
benefit Of the ball club was large
~ attended and the various
events were highly interesting.
G.. w. Cochrane s realty build
ing has been removed from l0i
Baltimore street TO somewhere
along the way between Baltimore
and Chicago. The definite num-
ber will be given when Mr..
C0chrane discover il.
Mrs. Frank Guerra was quite
painfully injured in an auto ac-
cident on Williams avenue last
Saturday. Mr.. Guerra also sus-
tanned painful bruises. a truck
collided with the auto in which
they were riding.
The regular communication of
Peninsula Chapter, Royal Arch
Masons, was well attended Mon
day evening. Visitors were made
welcome, refreshments were
served and am exceptionally |
pleasant meeting is reported.
Saturday, March Is, has been |
designated as dedication day for
the new st. Johns park, An APP
propriate program is being pre-
pared, which will be announced |
in next week S Review. Every !
body is invited and il is desired |
that all bring and plant roses.
Mrs. j. w. Collins, who has |
been in attendance at her daugh- |
ter's bedside, Mrs. G.. Il. Schrunk /
of SIT n. Leonard street, was
suddenly called home 10 CalifOr-
MIA TO her husband, whose death |
occurred on Tuesday. Mrs. |
Schunk is slowly recovering,
The st. Johns Fair store, Mr..
f. w. FOy, proprietor, is moving
to No. 8, East 2Sth street, having
beeen unable to find a suitable
location here. Mr.. FOy and his
estimable wife and daughter
have made many friends during
their stay in st. Johns, and it is
with a great deal Of regret that
their departure from our midst
will be noted.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Chipman
celebrated their golden wedding
university at the home Of their
daughter Mrs. o. j. Gatzmyer, at
1881 Wistaria avenue, Sunday,
March 5th. Only their children,
grandchildren, son-in-laws and
daughter-in-law were present. A
thoroughly good time was had
by all. Mr.. and Mrs. Chipman
were the recipients of some fine
presents and remembrance cards.
Near sighted, far sighted and
dim sighted persons, young or
old, can have good vision, Head
ache and painful vision are
quickly relieved. Bring all your
vision troubles to DR.. Frank