St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-10-13

PHI. Cochran is erecting a hand
some residence at 401 South Syr-
acusc street.
When things make you hot un-
der the collar the safest solution
is TO take your collar off.
DIR. Frank Sandifur cares for
eyes exclusively. Phone Empire
1888; Bon,ham-C -Currier Bldg.
The fellow who watches the
clock can hardly expect to be
anything but one of the hands.
The Ladies' Aid of the Evan.
gclical church will hold a bazaar
and chicken pie dinner Dec. 9th.
If you see a boy out riding with
a girl and only one of his arms is
visible don't worry. The other
is around somewhere.
One Of the mysteries Of natural
science is to see a one-horse pow
or mind keep IA seventeen horse
power tongue in constant motion.
Alphonse Lucier returned yes.
terday from Alaska, where he
had been since May. lie reports
a heavy run of salmon there.
-
Eyes examined, glasses fitted.
We do il right.---Dr. w. j. Gil.
strap, Physician and Surgeon
IA Peninsula Security Bldg.
Althugh the present styles of
dress make IL easier for women
to do housework, il is not report.
ed that the girls have volunteer
ed TO do the dishes any more FIRE.
qucntly.
Phil Turner, middle weight
wrestling champion of Canada,
has issued challenge 10 Fred
Orchard of ST. Johns, and Mr..
Orchard states that he will ac-
cept the challenge.
Spend an evening in the Far
East. Come 10 the Chinese sup.
per with music and appropriate
features. The Christian church.,
Thursday evening, Oct. 10, g 10 4,
is the place and time. The Chi
nese Mission get all the proceeds,
Peninsula Chapter X. A. NJ. will
meet Monday evening Oct. 10th.
Work in. the Most Excellent De
gree. New degree team costumes
will be worn for the first time.
All members and visiting com
panions urged TO be present.
Rep.
The Community church Ladies
Aid Society was entertained at
silver tea at the Blake home at
1890 Willamette boulevard last
Wednesday. About thirty ladies
were present. Mrs. j. Parkins
and Mrs. Robt. Boyd assisted
Mrs. Blake.
We wish TO express our sincere
appreciation TO friends for their
kind sympathy and help during
the sickness and death of our fa-
ther.-S. Il. Wagner, III. X. Wag-
ner, +. +. Wagner, II. j. Wagner,
Mrs. A. w. Brandon, Mrs. o. c.
Smith, c. w. Wagner,
Mrs. Emma Anderson enter
tanned the Laurelwood II. n. G..
Club last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Boyd, 1926 s. Jersey
street, will be hostess Thursday
afternoon, Oct. 18th. October
birthdays will be celebrated.
The subject, Smiling" was Sc
lected by Mrs. Hendricks. Come
smiling and enjoy the session
with us.-Mrs. Canright, See.
Cluster" the four year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Russell of
703 TiOga street, had the misfOr-
tune to almost cut his foot off at
Tuesday noon while playing on
Fessenden street between Cruik-
shank and Myers street. Some
one had carelessly thrown butt
end of a milk bottle on the park
ing and the little fellow acci-
IDENTIFY jumped upon it. People
should be very careful about
throwing glass about. 1t is dan
gerOus.
A pleasant surprise was given
Mrs. Earl Atchison at the home
Of Mrs. Dick Bowley, 1929 South
IvanhOe street, September 9th.
The afternoon was spent in So
cial time, after which a delight
full lunch was served. Those
present were Mrs. Edward
Bowe, Mrs. Scott Wagner, Mrs.
III. TOtten, Mrs. Sterling May,
Mrs. +. +. Small, Mrs. Clyde At