St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-02-24

Hahn & Rebman are erectin
a residence on Mohawk street fC
r. Shedall.
VIM. Preston is having a fin
residence constructed at 113 W
Leavitt street. j. b. Lucas
the builder.
T. j. Monahan has been on th
sick list for the past few day
His numerous friends hope fo
an early recovery.
Mrs. M. p. Robinson Of Enter
prise is visiting her mother am
daughter, Mrs. Martha Hoovc
and Mrs. Vera Robinson, 90
South Kellogg street.
James Gee has started tn
Spring season bright and earl.
by plowing the ground on Jerse!
street between Chicago and Bal
timore in readiness for planting
Some one has aptly remarked
that trying TO do business with
out advertising is like a mai
winking at a girl in the dark.
FIX. More disastrous, though
A meeting will be held at tn,
Central Library next Wednesday
evening, March LIST, TO discuss
telephone matters All persons
interested in the matter are in
vited to attend.
The Laurelwood Past Noble
Grand Club will meet at the
home Of Sister Rose Robinson
6l5 n. Ivanhoe street, Friday,
March Sd, in the afternoon. Come
early.-Reported.
The meeting OF Community Club
scheduled for last Tuesday even
ing was postponed until March
7th, the next regular meeting
night, owing TO the illness Of
President Monahan and other
conditions.
a surprise party was given in
honor of Mrs. Hood, 1927 Oswe-
go street, Wednesday afternoon.
Those present were; Mesdames
Hansen, Woolley, Rawles, Ian.
derholm, Smith, Nugent, Hartel,
Schultz, LorenZen, Calhoun, Av-
cry and Millet,
All ex.service men are urged
20 attend the meeting of st.
Johns Post, No. ss, American Lee
gion, at the Branch Library to.
night Friday. The meeting
will begin at 8 o'clock and n
number of important matters
will be discussed. Buddy, il you
are interested in a National Bo-
nus, don I fail TO be at this meet
mg.-Reported,
A very enjoyable birthday
surprise party was held in honor
OF Clarence FOss Monday even
ing at his residence at 500 Mo
hawk street. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert lIor-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Peter
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Don
aldson, Mrs. c. II. Foss and
daughter Alice, and Mr.. andMrs.
Clarence FOss.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. 0'Brien
of Portland have leased the St.
Johns hotel building, corner of
IvanhOe and Burlington streets,
and are fitting il up in first class
style in housekeeping suites. Ii
has been newly papered and
painted throughout, and will be
ready for occupancy about the
5th of March. Rates reaonable.
IL will be known hereafter as the
Argyle Apartments.
The Altruistic Club, Pythian
Sisters, was most delightfully."-
at the home of Sis
ter Olga Connant at an all day
session last Tuesday, Feb. 2lst.
The finishing of two quilts was
the work of the day. Dinner
was served at noon. Owing to
much illness in the families Of
The members there was not as
.arge an attendance as usual.
Those present were Sisters Hen
tricks, Hoover, Oihus, Campbell,
Pulley, Weimer, Jones, GrOma-
.hey, Nellie johnson, Boyd, An
IA Clark, Marie Clark, johnson
md the hostess. Ii was decided
% meet with Sister Caldwell, at |
corner Princeton and Charleston
itreet, March 7th, when all mem
'ers are urged to be present.
Reported.
A new feature of the income |
AK law requires that every per
Ion who had a gross income of |
'5, 900 or more for 1921 must file
! return, regardless of whether
'r not that sum yielded him a
ient of profit. To illustrate: A
eceiyed from his business and
'ther sources $1,000 during the
ear 1921, but his deductible ex-
'euses for the year aggregated
A 500. His net income being less
ban $1,000, A would not have
o pay an income tax. However,
Ie is required under the law to
lie an income tax return if his
ross income was $1,000 or more