St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-06-09

musical entertainment Wednes-
day evening"
Fred Brown has begun con
struction of a two story resi-
dence at 213 Charleston street.
Cool Work Shoes for Summer
time $2.7j-ROGERS.
The Masonic Order will lay the
corner stone of the new Roose-
welt high school some time after
June 18th.
Send the Sweet Girl Graduate
a Box of Candy. "Currin Says
So"
Mrs. Katherine johnson of
jll n. Edison street is visiting
her sister at Ashland, Oregon, for
four or five weeks.
Mrs. Elsie Smith will return
from the Cottage Maternity hos.
! pital today, Thursday, with her
two weeks old baby girl.
n The vaudeville entertainment
pat the club rooms of the Woolen
Mills Tuesday evening was well
ATTENDED and greatly enjoyed.
The Christian church will OBJ
serve Children 5 Day next Sun
day evening with appropriate ex-
ercises. You will be welcome.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Evangelical church gave a dinner
and supper Wednesday. The So
cicty will adjourn for the sum
mer.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
NJ. l.. church will serve dinner at
noon hour on next Wednesday,
Homemade strawberry shortcake
will be u feature.
"Wilson Baseball Equipment. -
"Currin Says So.
Bring all your cycsight trou.
bles to DR.. Frank Sandifur and
get real relief. lie spccializes ON
the care of eyes. Bonham 4 Cur,
ricr building, phone Col. $40.
"TWO BIG STORES"-Klam.
ath Falls and Portland. "Currin
Says So
The next meeting of the Com
munity Club will be held Tues,
day evening, June Goth. II will
probably be the last meeting dur
ing the summer months.
Children 5 Day services will be
held at the Evangelical church on
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. \
special program will be rendered
Appropriate services will be
held. All invited,
An interesting program entitled
THE Last Day of School AT
Pumpkin Center will be given
by Rose Temple, Pythian Sis.
terS, at Bickncr Hall June 18th
Admission, adults, 2jc; children
10 cents.
Complete Line of Fishing Tack,
le-Everythng but the Fish
"Currin Says So"
Mr.. William Il. Ertel and Mrs
May Elizabeth Kelley were unit
ed in marriage at the home OF
the bride, 2lj Oswego street, on
Wednesday at , =, NJ, by DIR. II
+. Jones. Only the members OF
family and immediate friends at
tended.
81. Johns Camp No. 773, w. o
| W., will hold IFS regular semi-an
nual election of officers in Bick
ner Hall next Monday evening
June 18th. All members are re
quested TO be present and hell
elect some live wires for the en-
suing term.-RepOrted.
The sweetness of Low Prices
never equals the bitterness oI
Poor Quality. "Currin Says So.
The Pioneers of Saint Johns
will have their annual meeting al
| the residence of Mrs. Rose Hart
man Benjamin the second Tues
day Of June, the 18th ult. Let
each member answer at roll call
| No other notice will be given IN
the Review.-A. j. Hanson, See.
Edward +. Severance, a resi-
dent Of this city for the past halt
of century, died at his home in St
Johns Tuesday morning, aged II
years. lie is survived by his wild
cd and one daughter, Mrs. Wood
The funeral services were held al
Holman 5 undertaking parlOrs on
Thursday afternoon, DIR. III. +
Jones preaching the sermon.
Mr.. John T. Stivers, Evangel
ist for the St. Johns Christian
church, is on the field doing pre-.
paratory work for the campaign
10 begin June Is. Mr.. Stivers is
a man of pleasing personality, an
eloquent speaker, a man who
knows the teachings of the Bible
1t will pay you to hear him. The
special campaign will run from
June 18th 10 June 3Oth.
At a farewell party given Mrs
Emma Beam twenty Oregon
Grape WoOdcrafters stepped in
TO surprise Neighbor Beam. Mrs
Beam had expected the "Past
Guardian NeighbOrs' Club" tC
meet with her but the extra mem
hers gave her quite a pleasant