St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-03-31

hultnOlnan lHcdlrc saturday
evening
Big Boxing Smoker at the
Portland Woolen Mills Club
House April 7th.
The w. o. w. will give 500
card party April 3 in Bickner
Hall. All are welcome. Usual
price, 25c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Thompson
are moving to Carson, Oregon,
where they have taken posses
sion of a ranch.
Poff & O'Neil have one of the
niftiest light trucks yet produ-
ced. They created it out of a
Chevrolet touring ear.
High jinks at the high school
this, Friday, evening.
If you are looking for some
thing worth while, attend.
Couch & Burson closed a deal
the past week whereby a ranch
in Tualatin Valley was traded
for 81. Johns property.
A woman doesn't make much
driving a nail, but did
you ever see a man try TO wrap
up a bundle of laundry
Mary Garden would have
asked ROGERS to sing, but his
only tune is quick sales, no
profits and lots Of customers.
Rapid progress is being made
on extending the branch trolley
line 10 the terminal. IL will run
to the offices on the terminal in
a few days.
A kiss for one is nothing, for
two it is bliss; the little boy
gets them forced upon him.
The young men gets them by
stealing, the old man has 10 buy
them. TO the maiden IL means
hope, 10 the wife il signifies
faith, and to the old maid
charity.-Contributcd.
st. Johns Branch Library ha.
the following aids as we'll as
Others to child care and train
ing for parents and teachers
Guide Book to Childhood In,
fancy and Childhood; Manners
for Boys and Girls; Seven Ages
of Childhood; Occupations for
Little Fingers Etiquette Made
Easy.
The county commissioners
ought 10 take "A drive over
Richmond street about twice a
week. II wouldn't take many
drives over il 10 convince then
that the street needs attention
At least one of the commis
sioners should live in this part
of the county so he could keel
in touch with our needs.
Raymond +. Fisher of Port
land succeeds the Fields Motor
Car Co. in the occupancy of IN,
big garage at Jersey and John
streets. Mrs. Fisher will assist
in the office. The garage is be
ing rcmOdeled TO afford more
storage room and the Office is
being removed TO the south enc
of the building. The Fields Mo
tor Car Co. will be established
soon at Broadway and Wheeler
streets, where they are having d
new building erected.
Friday, March 2lst, Mrs
Anna Douglas proved a delight
ful hostess 10 ~ members OF
the Altruistic Club, PythiaI
Sisters. The piecing Of a quilt
was the work of the day, Din
ner was served at noon, after
which the business meeting was
held. Those attending were
Mesdames Edith Jones, Eva
Jones, Treber Boyd, Beckman,
Barry, jacobson, Hendricks
Campbell, Mae Clarke, Anna
Clark, Brice, Nelson, Pulley
feeling, Oihus, Weimer, John
son, Maxfeld; the guests of the
day being Mrs. Dunn, and the
hostess. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Eva Jones, 2l6 w
Polk street, April 4th, Mem
bers are invited TO be present
as there is much work to be
done at this time.
Mrs. l.. X. Thorp and littl,
daughters who have been Wis
iting friends and relatives here
for the past five weeks returned
10 their home at Nez Perez, Ida
no, Tuesday. Monday evening
she was very pleasantly surprised
by a number Of old friends al
the home Of her parents on n
Willamette boulevard. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. I'm
hOff, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Green, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. /
l.. Gromachey, DIR. Jones, Mr.
Finn and mother, Mrs. Lott
Mrs. Coffey, Mrs. Smithers
Mrs. HanscOm, Mrs. G. f
Smith, Mrs. Cox of Oregon
City, Misses Leah Schafer, Car
ol Finn, Ruby Thorp, Mrs. l.
n. Thorp, Otis Thorp and hos
and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Il. B
Thorp.
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