St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-10-06
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school near The Dalles.
j. III. Davidson has started up
a chicken yard at COB w. Catlin
street with 500 hens, and will sell
fresh eggs.
| III. Peck was awarded first and
second prizes on pullets and see,
| ond on cockerel at the State
Fair last week.
The Laurelwood Social Club
will give a card party in |. O. o,
+. Hall Saturday, Oct. 7th; ad.
mission % cents.
The Bachelor Club dance i'm the
skating rink last Thursday even.
ing was an immense success and
highly enjoyed by all.
What should be the attitude of
a Christian towards war; will be
dealt with Sunday evening at the
Community church, Z 80.
Opening dance Wednesday eve,
Oct. II, in st. Johns Rink, under
direction of "The Jollier Club. "
Music by Reischman S orchestra.
The Oregon Grape Club will
meet with Neighbor Stewart, 2ll
w. Polk street, Wednesday next.
Pot luck dinner will be served.
All come.-Rep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hanson of
Erie, Pa, is visiting with his m.
clc, Otis Hanson, at 62l n. kel-
logg street. They may decide TO
remain here permanently.
Eyes examined, glasses fitted.
We do il right.--Dr. W. j. Gil
strap, Physician and SURGE.
Ii Peninsula Security Bldg.
The Whitney Boys Chorus has
commenced their weekly rchcar-
sails again, and special attention
is called TO the rchcarsals hcrcaf
ter. Every Monday night at Z
p. m. the boys are 10 meet in the
high school gymnasium. From Z
until 5 p. M. there will be some.
thing doing all the time, such as
marching, turning, basket ball,
etc. From 5 to . p. m. the regu-
lar rehearsal takes place. AS u
special attraction TO the boys and
also the parents we will have a
drill team of l6 boys in uniform
giving drill team exercises next
Monday, Z p. m. All boys and
parents are urged to be there.
Next Wednesday night, Oct. IL,
there will be concert at the
Public Auditorium IN which sew
cral hundred boys will take part,
and tickets are now in hands Of
Mr.. kreckel. Boys can get tick
cts at rehearsal Monday night
Reported.
One of the most attractive af-
fairs of the week was the sur
prise miscellaneous shower given
by Mrs. a. +. Siferte at her home
POP New York street, Oct. 4th,
complimentmg a newly wed -
Mrs. Al Caldwell, nee Miss Ger
trude Simmons. The rooms were
tastefully decorated with potted
plants, ferns and roses. The ear
~ part of the evening was spent
in compliments and conversation.
Next came presenting of the
mingled things % which were
numerous and very beautiful,
After a striking thanks " speech
from the Mrs" music and
games were enjoyed until the
bOuntiful refreshments were pre-
pared by Mrs. \. +. Siferte and
Mrs. Joe Roberts, which was en-
joyed immensely by all. Each
having a "Once over" at the
beautiful presents, extended TO
Mrs. Caldwell the best wishes for
a long, happy and prosperous
life for "Gertie and Al, " which
closed the happy affair Those
present were Mrs. Al Caldwell,
Mr.. and Mrs, c, A, Poff, Mr.. and
Mrs. \. +. Siferte, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Roberts; the Misses
Florence Minch, Julia Fraley Er-
ma Hickman, Rena Smith, Lois
Ford, Virginia Siferte, Ruth Bill
yeu, Grace Ford, Georgia Siferte
and Lila Sawyer,-RepOrted,
Must sell-Best location in ST.
Johns; room house, partly fur
nished if desired ? lots with
fruit, flowers and shrubs; two
blocks from ear, near high school.
Peninsula Lumber Co. and Coop
erage; on paved street Owner,
933 5. Jersey street.
The person who picked up my
kodak near the gateway, back cf
the house on Sunday morning,
Sept. -, must have known it
was mine. Please return at once
and nothing further will be said
Mrs. G.. W. Roberts, 1852 VIII
lamette boulevard.
LOst-Female Scotch collie pup
7 months old, missing since Sept.
9.-9l2 y. Smith ave-; phone
Empire 1892 reward.
For Sale Edison phonOgraph
and records, very reasonable.
Empire 1869. 40
Eyes examined, glasses fitted.
We do il right.--Dr. w j. Gil
strap, Physician and Surgeon,