St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-03-24
E. L. Wilcox is playing nurse

House April Ith.
The Man Who footed His
Own Horn, Sunday evening at
Community Church.
Kodak finishing, guaranteed
work; ask about free enlarge
ment offer. st. Johns Pharma-
cy.
ii. j. Simmons has opened up
for business in the new Noce
building with a fine line of
dry goods and gents furnish
ngs.
The Country Store dance Civ
en- in the skating rink Thursday
evening was an enjoyable af-
fair with a large attendance in
evidence.
Mrs. A. NJ. Wyman of Olym-
pia, Wash, recently celebrated
her Tooth birthday, and is yet
quite active. She was resi-.
dent of st. Johns for several
years.
Clarence Toolcy is spending a
few weeks with his parents in
81. Johns. For the past year
he has been engaged with an
engineering corps at Lake
View, Oregon.
Deborah Livingstone of st.
Johns was quite cnthuscd over
winning the banner by having
the largest attendance at the
County Institute on Thursday
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilliard, GIG n.
Edison street, entertained her
sister and her iancc the even.
ing of March 20th. A dainty
lunch was served and music
and dancing was enjoyed by
all present
More people should have taken
in the exercises attendant upon the
dedication OF the new park last
Saturday afternoon. They de.
served an immense attendance.
DO you believe that, Whose
ever Tooteth Not His Own Horn
the Same Shall Not BE footed
You will find out how il works
at the Community Church sun
day evening.-Reported.
People who appreciate a
church service without see,
tionalism will find an opportun.
ity 10 worship with the Chris.
tian church next Lords Day
services II n. m. and 1880 p. m
Reported.
The members of Dolly Mad,
son Tent No. q, Daughters of
Veterans, and their friends
spent a very pleasant afternoon
Thursday at the home of Mrs
Alice Weimer, 303 Il. Burling,
ton street. The AFTERNOON was
pleasantly spent playing cards,
and a very delightful luncheon
was served. Mrs. Laura Dun,
can and Mrs. Raymond Smith
assisted Mrs. Weimer.-Rep.
Eliza NJ. Parker, widow of
the late Il. ii. Parker, celebrat-
ed her eightieth anniversary on
March 10th at her home in
Monmouth, Oregon. Ii will be
interesting TO her many friends
and acquaintanceS TO know that
AT her advanced age she is still
physically fit. Aside from the
daily routine in taking care of
a large house and a family of
five members she did on this
day prepare unassisted a sump-
tuOus dinner 10 which she invit-
ed sixteen friends and relatives
In the evening a surprise party
was given her by members Of
the Christian church and Mon
mouth friends, at which forty
persons were present and the
evening was spent i'm a most en-
jOyable manner.
j. $. Kenney and III. X. Ketel,
mill wright and chief engineer
at the Western COoperage, paid
this Office a pleasant call Satur-
day morning. They are quite
interested in the success of the
local hospital, realizing that il
is a fine institution for this see
tion, and they believe all the EN-
ployers and employees on the
Peninsula should boost for il.
There is no excuse for telephon-
ing Portland for an ambulance,
and causing unnecessary delay,
when an uptOdate hospital is
at your door. Miss Kavanaugh
has worked faithfully for the
afflicted and deserves the sup
port of the people Of ST. Johns.
G. +. Harris is a delegate TO
the lee Dealers Association of
the Northwest which is cOnven-
ing in annual convention at
Vancouver, b. G.
For Rent 80 Two nicely furn-
ished housekeeping rOoms.-3l5
East John street.
Roller skating, Midway rink,
Wednesday, Saturday and Sun
day; band music. Take Van
couyer car. Whizz Bang Or
chestra. adv.
ROGERS SOX
Ct.n1 larI NOV