St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-03-17

right. Currin Says SO.
Clarence Key is enjoying the
doubtful pleasures of good
case of grippe.
Evangelist Geo. +. Duffy, after
a short meeting at Myrtle Point,
Oregon, is home for few days.
ROGERS sells good pants cheap.
The G. Il. Society of the Chris
tian church meets at 6 80 Sunday
evening. Better come.-Rcport-
ed.
Currin's is reviving the
Sweet Pea Show. Call and get
sweet pea seed free.
DR.. Sandifur takes the right
kind of care of vision troubles.
Phone Col. 379; Bonham & Cur
ricr building.
Do not fail TO attend the rose
planting at Pier Park Saturday
afternoon. A fine program has
Decn arranged.
DR.. Jones attended congress
of the Christian churches of Ore
gon at Eugene Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
Three prizes will bc given in
the Sweet Pea Show: First prize,
value 5000; second prize $l5;
third prize $500, at Currin s
Sweet Pea Show.
The date of the Dollar Social
announced in last weeks papor
for March 18th, has been chang
ed to Saturday evening, Mar. Is.
Ask the old timers about our
Sweet Pea Show. Currin Says
So.
The members of the |. o. o. +.
Lodge No. 1856 are requested 10
meet at the hall next Monday,
March 20, 1880 Z. M.-Reported.
Free sweet pea seeds at Cur.
rims.
Tuesday, March ~, is the
date of Relief Corps serving at
Mrs. Ringcl's, 303 n. Smith ave.
nue.. Don't forget TO bring a
fricnd.-Reportcd.
New standard for wet measure
out; Two pints, one quart; two
quarts one fight; one fight two
cops; two cops one judge; one
judge thirty days-Contributcd.
Eggs are cheap now; so is Egg
Keep. You can preserve eggs
cheaply with Egg Keep at poe
pint, Doc quart, 00c gallon at
Currin s.
G. T.. Reynolds Of 900 S. Syra-
cuSe street brought "A black Mi,
norca hen egg into this office ON
Tuesday that weighed 3 ounces
253 grains, which is some sized
hen fruit.
The Home Mercantile Co. has
added a handsome new GarfOrd
two ton pneumatic truck 10 their
equipment. w, Scott Kellogg rep,
resenting the Garford Oregon
Motor Sales Co. made the sale.
by the way, how long has il
been since you slicked up and
played beau 10 your wife9 Good
music, good company and an ele-
waiting, edifying hour awaits you
at the Christian church Sunday
evening at 7 1880. Reported.
The Jack and Gill Club gave a
delightful dance in the Rink ON
Thursday night, and the six
piece orchestra furnished some Of
the best music heard in years.
The Club will give dances in the
st. Johns rink every Thursday
and Saturday evenings, and ar
rangements are being made 10
have country store at ahe
Thursday evening dances. Low
ers of good dancing should at
tend these dances.
The Royal Neighbor Club met
at the home Of NeighbOr Dick
lie, 70S Calhoun street, Wednes'
day, March 10, at an all day SEES
sion. The day was spent tieing
a quilt and piecing blocks for
another. A delightful dinner
was served at noon which was
enjoyed by all, Those present
were Mesdames Cunningham,
Henderson, Corbett, Muhm, Free,
Fairchild, Dickie, Berry, Bear,
Reid, Melton, Redlinger, Olson,
Wood, WymOre, Bilyeu, thinner
man, Stuhr, Reynolds, June Wy
more, Orville Berry Frances, Cor
near and Rea Jewel Bilyeu. Wis
itOr present, Mrs. Lydia Melton.
.Reported.
The A. T. b. Club held its first
meeting at the home Of Frances
Durand. Two new officers were
elected and preparations for AN
April FOOLS party were discuss
ed. Much of the mirth Of the
afternoon was contributed by
the irrepressible remarks of Bach
elor BARNS while the serving of
delicious refreshments brought
a very successful afternoon TO a
close. Officers are Bachelors:
President, Frances Durand; sec
retary, Lillian Dickes; treasurer,
Clara BARNES. The remaining
members are: Bachelors, Silf
Larson, Bertha McNiyen, Nettie