St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-06-23
Miss Mildred Pof left yesterday

few days at Tacoma and other
Washington points.
Most of the business houses will
be closed this afternoon on ac-
count of the floral parade.
The children will dramatize the
Pied Piper Monday, June 29th at
> 30 p. m. at the Library.
The Peninsula National Bank
will hold It's annual picnic at
Eagle Creek this afternoon.
The Bachelor Club float in the
parade today is a thing of beau
ty and should capture a big prize
Divorces last year totaled over
10000. OF course, with greater
prosperity more men can afford
thcm.-EX.
Mrs. Florence Svoboda is a visi-
tor from Aberdeen, greeting her
many friends here and taking i'm
the Rose Carnival.
II. T.. llurd of the Peninsula Ma.
tional Bank has returned from
his vacation which was spent in
Eastern Oregon.
Carl Weaks and wife, mission
aries from Shanghai, China, are
visiting his mother, Mrs. Frank
Walker, at III y. Edison.
Mrs. Weeks was pleasantly sur.
prised by a party of relatives on
last Friday evening. The occa.
sion was immensely enjoyed.
Mrs. i. Kirkpatrick and little
daughter Ruth left Tuesday for
San Francisco and other Califor.
mia points. They will be gone for
several weeks.
Mrs. John Timer of jl2 Oswe-
go street returned TO her home
last Friday evening after n
months visit with her daughter
at Redmond.
DR.. Frank Sandifur spccializcs
IN the proper care of the eyes.
Have him examine your eyes.
Office Bonham-Curricr building
phone Col. $40.
Comet" Alarm Clocks 9sc,
guaranteed one year. Currin 5
For Drugs.
John McGregor is home from
college at Eugene, where he TAX
on up foreign trade. lie will take
a summer course, returning for
that purpose this week.
Owing to increasing business
an addition has become necessary
for Weeks & Wright's auto re-
pair shop on Leavitt street, and
the same will soon be added.
j. l.. Misner of sos Bristol has
grown some wheat this year sew
On feet tall-a splendid testimo-
ny TO the fertility of 81. Johns
soil. Specimen of the wheat may
be seen at this office,
Mrs. Myrtle Weeks left Satur.
day night for Boston via Wash
ington, ID, c., where she will at
tend the National Educational
Association. She will return via
New York and Montreal.
\ Community lloOrah will be
held on the Portsmouth school
grounds Wednesday evening
June 2sth. There will be radio
concert, stunts, pageant and re-
freshments, \ big time is plan
ned.
The Melody Four, consisting OF
II, NJ. Fassett, K. Il. Mackie, Il. r.
Young and j. ID. Buchanan, rem
dered part of the Hawley station
program Tuesday night, and the
radio fans were delighted with
the same.
Ground was broken Wednes-
day morning for construction OF
the new store building Of Couch
& Currier on South Jersey adj
joining the Peninsula Security
Co. 1t will be Of concrete con
structiOn and two stories.
Mr.. Russell Poff and Miss Mar
garet lIerz6g were united in mar
riage at the Evangelical parsOn,
age Wednesday evening, Rev. III
II. Farnham performing the cere-
mony. Their many friends unite
in wishing them unbounded hap
piness.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Walker and
family from Los Angeles, and
sister, Mrs. Nora Hamn from Kan
sas City, Mo, are visiting Mr.and
Mrs. ID. l.. Caldwell. They vii
make their home in Portland
Mrs. Hamn will return to hel
home the latter part of thin
week.
All Whitney Boys are TO be a
the Peninsula Bank corner a
1890 a. m. Sunday. There viii
be singing at both the Communi
! ~ and Christian churches, so i
is important for every boy 10 b,
at this corner on time and havl
on your white shirt and red tic
Reported.
For fishing tackle that is right
| try Currin s.
Fine linen finish box station
cry, full count, special at Is
box, 2 boxes for 35c, at Kasmey