St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-03-17
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Spring opens up on the 21st.
o. Chowning is erecting a new
residence at 1856 Lombard st.
A. +. Smith Of III S. Leonard
street is home this week with the
grippe.
Have you enrolled as a member
Of the Community Club9 If not,
why not7
Seaman Hartford suffered a
badly strained back the first part
of this week.
WE. Ashby and ID. S. South
mayd are reported on the sick
list this week.
G.. ID. Darowish is having a
neat residence erected at 1liS
Lombard street.
Miss Ruth Zurcher has return
ed from a visit TO the parental
home in Silverton.
Irwin Gromachcy and little
daughter, and also his mother
have been quite i'll.
At the Christian church both
pastor and people are rejoicing
in steady progress in all lines.
j. G.. Melvin and family of 620
Folk street are reveling in the
pleasures Of quarantine. Small
poX.
The sermon subject at the
Christian church Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock will be "Wor-
ship"
Christian Science; Sunday
morning services at IL 100; Wed.
nesday evening at 500 at'403
Smith avenue.
Thomas Glover will open up a
pool and billiard hall in the room
just vacated by the St. Johns
Fair store on North Jersey.
On account of an epidemic of
small poX in the George school
the Parent Teacher Association
will not meet until March 2sth.-
Reported.
The advance man for n street
show was here last week looking
up a location. lie said he cX.
pected the show to be here in
about three weeks.
The negro needles at the NJ.
Il. church last Thursday evening
were highly entertaining and
thoroughly enjoyed by the large
crowd in attendance.
At the semi-annual election of
officers by the Dependable Club
ROsalind Ogden was elected
presidents Rub yStone treasur-
er, and Ida llayner secretary,
Mrs, Bertha Montgomery, who
has been i'll with neuritis for the
past couple of weeks, is steadily
improving, which her many
friends will be glad TO note.
Sermon subject at the Chris.
tian church Sunday night, "The
Gospel in Literature. This class
of sermon as delivered by DIR.
Jones usually fills the house.
A sermon story with laughs,
but not without thought provok-
ing qualities. Something differ
ent but good. At Community
church Sunday eyening-Report-
ed.
Mr.. Simmons is preparing 10
open up for business in the new
Noce building, adjoining the Pig
gly Wiggly store, with a stock of
Ctry goods and gents furnish
ings.
The Sans Dieu Rein class met
at the home of Mrs G Is. Ma
well, 1856 Princeton street, and
a good social time was enjoyed
Mrs. MAXWELL assisted by her
daughters, Misses Doris and
Wilma, served a delicious lunch.
Save time, trouble and money
at Currin's.
Mrs. Margaret Becker, depart
ment president of WOman's Re-
lief Corps, will officially visit ii.
b. Compson w. X, G. No. 80 Sat
urday, March 18th. Luncheon
at noon. All members of Post
and Corps requested to be pres
ent.
Boss of the Road Overalls and
Working Clothes are guaranteed by
ROGERS.
The Ladies Aid of the Com
munity church held their regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon,
March 10Th. We had a very in
teresting and enthusiastic meet
ing as usual. Plans were compile
ted for the $l.00 social TO be held
Saturday evening, March 18th.
All are welcOme.-Reported.
Caruso has passed on but you
can hear his wonderful voice at
Currin's any time free,
Sidney Allen wrote two letters
10 two young ladies, one accept
ing an invitation, and the other
sending his regrets. He put the
letters in the wrong envelopes.
What happenedi You can find