St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-04-21

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this Office.
The Man from Brandon tonight
at Portland Woolen Mills Club
house.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. |. Il. Gromachcy is i'll with
scarlet fever.
j. b. Fletcher has taken out a
permit for the erection of res
idence at 513 n. Jersey street.
Fred w. A. Jones and Elizabeth
l.. Plessmann were united in mar
riagc by DR.. III. +. Jones Thurs
day morning at 327 West Park
street.
The Laurelwood Social Club
will give a card party and dance
April 10Th at the skating rink.
Admission gents I0c, ladies 35c.
Prizes awarded.
The w. G. 7. L, meeting held
at the library Monday afternoon
was well attended. More than 40
ladies being present. \ program
of unusual interest was given, af-
ter which dainty refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Fisher of To.
lcd0, Ohio, who are en- route to
Los Angeles. visited their uncle,
5. Kcnworthy, 723 l.. Richmond
street, Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. Fisher is contemplating loca-
ting in business in the West.
DO not neglect writing your
relatives and friends IN the East.
II is a pleasure 90 do so on the
linen paper and envelopes that
can be obtained nc this Office; 30
sheets of linen note paper and %
linen envelopes for 25c. Secure
u pack and keep up with your
correspondence.
Mrs. \. NJ. Warner, after an
enjoyable sojourn of about three
months at her former home in
Nova Scotia, has returned home.
She was accompanied by her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 4. Chap
pell, and her sister. Mr.. Chap
pell is a prominent lumberman of
Nova Scotia of the firm of Chap
pcll Bros, Ltd. They expect to
spend several months here,
About a dozen members of the
Oregon Grape Circle met at the
home of Mrs. G.. feeling, and
gave her n farewell surprise par
~. Mrs. Harrington presented
Mrs. feeling with a gift in behalf
of the Oregon Grape Circle,
Light refreshments were served
The occasion was greatly enjoy
ed by all. The guests departed
wishing them happiness in their
new home, which is at Tualatin,
There was AN increased attend
ance at Sunday school last Sun
day at the Evangelical church,
The largest since the new officers
took charge. The class promo
ton following the Sunday school
was very interesting and helpful,
The Easter program given IN the
evening by the Young People :
sunday school class was well ren
dered and enjoyed by all, and
those having charge deserve a
vote of thanks for their work,
Rev. III. III. Farnham is the new
pastor and will preach his intro
ductOry sermon next Sunday
morning. lie will also preach in
the eycniTg.--ltep0Ted.
A beautiful feature of Sunday
evening s service at the taberna-
Gle nursery at Third and Irving
was the baptism of Harry Andrew
Mason, A months infant son of Mr.,
and Mrs. &. W, Mason Nellie
Kemp. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. 4, l.. Jones, who
is blind and a retired Methodist
preacher, assisted by Rev. w. Il,
klOster and DR.. lluitt. When
Rev. II. l.. Jones was presiding ell
der in Southern Oregon Mrs. Ma
son 5 father supplied as one of
his preachers on the district. A
beautiful sight TO see the old gen
tleman hug the baby up in his
arms and kiss him several times
and say, "Nellie's baby!
We welcome 10 our community
DR.. +. T. Notz and family, form
erly Of Baker, but more recently
from Portland. DR.. NOtz has
purchased the business and office
equipment of DR.. Herbert f.
Jones at 300 North Jersey street,
| DR.. Notz specially is chronic dis
eases, employing all the latest
druglcss methods. Mrs. NOtz
who is also a drugless physician
| viii devote most of her time 10
the office and specialize in WON
en- s and children ailments
DR. Notz' daughter, Miss Marga.
ret, who is a talented musician
is Organist at the White Temple
First Baptist church,, and has q
studio in the Tilford building
The younger daughter, Frances
is a gifted reader and impersOna
tor.
25c Melba Talcum Ice at Cur
rim S.
Fifty sheets Of linen note paper
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