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

III q person believes he de-
scended from a monkey, why ar
que the question:
Mrs. Sam. Lear has been quite
indisposed the past few days, but
is now convalescing.
The Montag Stove Works are
installing their Duplex furnaces
in the new Pioneer NJ. L. church
this week.
Christian Science: Sunday
morning services at IL 900; We'd
nesday evening at 500 at 403
Smith avenue.
Ethel GraceBigler who had
been quite i'll with bronchial in
iluenza, is recovering nicely un-
der the doctors care
"The Neighbor," a modern in
depreciation of a Bible story that
makes it real. Community
Church Sunday evening at Z 80.
The Royal Neighbors of Amer
lea extend an invitation to all
members living in st. Johns and
vicinity to meet with them for
initiation Wednesday, March s,
at 8 o clock T.. NJ.
The Cleaners Sunday School
class Of Pioneer Methodist $. :.
will hold their regular business
and social meeting on Friday
evening, March 3, at the home of
Mrs. G. II. Palmer, 1925 S. Kel-
logg street.
The Pythian Sister Altruistic
Club will meet with Sister Mae
Clarke, 800 Il. Fessenden street.
Owing to the illness Of Sister
Caldwell the meeting place has
been changed. All members are
urged TO be present with Sister
Clarke.-Reported.
Capt. II. Il. Mcintyre, after a
three week s siege with bronchial
pneumonia, at the Peninsula Hos
pital, is able 20 be around once
more. lie speaks in the highest
terms of the splendid service and
treatment accorded the patients
at the local hospital.
A total Of $l25,000 worth of
street and sewer improvements
will be open for bids on March s,
according 20 City Auditor Funk.
Included in the list is the Orego-
nian avenue sewer from Fessen-
den street 20 the Columbia
Slough.
st. Johns Uuited Evangelical
church, j. Holdeman, pastor; res
idence Sl5 S. Princeton street.
Regular services next Sunday
morning and evening. Only
six more Sundays till Confer
ence. Let us do our best 10
close up the years work with as
good and complete reports as
pOssible.-RepOrtcd.
Mrs. Fred +. Olson presented
a number of her advanced pupils
in a beautiful song recital at the
Pythian Temple auditorium in
Portland on the evening Of Feb
ruary 2sth. Amongst them ap-
peared the name OF Mrs, w. w
Rogers of ST. Johns as dramatic
soprano, Ida May Cook acting as
aceOmpanist.
The infant daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter SEVERN, living
at l0l S. Crawford street, ST.
Johns, passed away on Thursday |
of last week. Funeral services
were held at the home on Friday |
at 2 Z. NJ, Rev. j. Holdeman |
pastor of the United Evangelical
church conducting the services.
Burial in Columbia cemetery.
Sarah j. Parker died at 972 |
Amherst street Monday, Februa-
~ 9th, aged II years and six
months. Funeral services were
conducted by DIR. ii. +, Jones AT
the st. Johns Undertaking par
lOrs Wednesday at / 80 +. NJ. In
terment in Rose City cemetery.
Immediate relatives are her hus-
band, S. l.. Parker, Mrs. NJ. l..
Thompson, a sister, and Mrs.
Grace Tate, a niece. A suitable
obituary will appear next week.
A party advertised the loss of
a purse in last week S Review. In
less than two hours after the pa
pers left this office for distribu-
tion the party called up and said
a boy had just brought the purse
TO her, having seen the adj. He
had been waiting TO note if any
one would advertise the loss.
Shortly afterward another party
called and informed us he had
disposed of a chicken coop that
he had advertised. Review ads.
certainly do bring results, and
bring them quickly.
Selection of the site for the
$250,000 hospital TO be erected in
Portland by the Mystic Shrine
for the treatment of crippled
children will be made soon, ac-
TO a message received on
Sunday afternoon from John ID.
McGilvray of San Francisco. The
last obstacle in the way Of the
hospital in Portland has been
cleared away and decision TO 60