St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-09-08

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The weather has been a little
damp of late.
The schools opened up Tuesday
with a goodly attendance.
Earl Stevenson is now assisting
at the Grabateria grocery.
Fall Millinery Opening Sept.
Sth and 9th.-St. Johns Milli-
merry.
Miss Joan Blaikie spent the
week end visiting with friends in
Eugene.
Don't send your printing out
of st. Johns; bring it to this Of
flee instead.
Otis Learned and family spent
the week end at Columbia City,
near Seaside.
One hundred sheets Of good
typewriting paper for % cents
at this office.
Stark & Gagely are erecting a
lumber storage yard at 1913
Lombard street.
a Ford agency has opened up
nt the corner of Burlington and
lvanhoe streets.
Mrs. Belle Barlow has returned
from the st. Vincent hospital
where she had been for three
weeks undergoing treatment.
In the South Sea Islands il
costs eight spear heads 10 buy a
wife. In this country n single
bonehead often secures n fine
wifc.-EN.
The Oregon Grape Club will
meet with Neighbor Katherine
Glawe, 40 Oswcgo street, We'd
nesday, Sept. 18th. All members
requested 10 be present.
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G. T.. Newell and family autoed
mp from Mist last Saturday, re-
turning home Sunday. Mrs. Da-
vid Dickson and children accom-
panied them and is spending the
week there.
An enjoyable picnic was held
by the w. G, 4. L. at Peninsula
Park on Thursday Of last week,
\ business meeting was also held
with the new president, Mrs. Mad
cline Russell, presiding.
All Odd Fellows belonging TO
Laurel Lodge ls6 are requested
10 be present Monday evening,
Sept. llth al !. O. o. +. hall
Business of great Importance
awaits you, after which refresh
ments viii be served. by order
Of n. G..
Fall Millinery Opening Sept.
sth and 9th.-St. Johns Milli-
merry. a fine line of trimmed and
ready to wear hats in velvet Du-
vetyn and felt, also feathers,
flowers and trimmings. Order
work and remodeling a speciality.
Open evenings. NJ. Il. Crane,
prop,
Have your children's eyes care
fully examined and fitted now at
the beginning of the school year
and make their school work more
pleasant, DR.. Frank Sandifur is
special low rates TO pu-
pills in school. Office Bonham &
Currier Bldg; Empire 0379.
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Mrs. Sarah Cox and Mrs. B. S.
IIantze and daughter Vera of 9lS
South lvanhOe street have just
returned home from a very pleas
ant two weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Schrader and family
At Spokane. They were guests
at several picnic and swimming
parties, and visited at Ceour-D'-
Alene Lake in Idaho, also at Lib
arty, Newman, Loon, Deer and
Medical Lakes in Washington.
Mrs. Sarah j. Lear, wife of
Samuel Lear, died at her home,
SOD North Edison street, Wednes-
lay morning, Sept. 9th, after AN
illness Of several weeks dura-
ton. Mrs. Lear was born in the
state Of Ohio, and for the past
seventeen years had resided in
ST. Johns, coming here from Col
.lendale, Wash. She was aged 20
years, ) months and Is days AT
the time Of her death. Mrs. Lear
was fine Christian woman and
was greatly liked by all who
knew her. Besides her hus-
band she is survived by two sons
md one daughter. The funeral
services were held in the chapel
)f the ST. Johns Undertaking CO.
yesterday afternoon at ? 80, and
the body is being transported