St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-04-14
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The biggest meal in the city
for 25c at Ilappy's Place.
Albert Olin is building a resi-
dence at 115 Hartman street.
Kasmeyer Variety Store, head
quarters for Easter Novelties.
julius Ristau is having a resi-
dence erected on North Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Durham are
now located at the Argyle Apart
mcnts.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Benedict
have purchased new home at
1902 Oswego street.
Sunrise prayer meeting at the
Evangelical church on Sunday
morning at 8 o'clock.
Owing to lack of space one or
two communications and other
items are omitted this week.
Music that will inspire by the
Young Peoples Chorus at Com
munity church Sunday evening.
l.. II. Boyd is having a resi-
dencc erected at GIG Il. Chicago
street. Muhm 4 Brewer are the
builders.
Il. NJ. Orchard Fireman Burns)
upheld the honor of ST. Johns in
wrestling by dccisively defeating
the carnival wrestler.
Roy Wordcn and family who
have been located near Mist, Or
egon, for the past year or o,havc
returned TO ST. Johns.
Attend the meeting of the Com
munity Club at the new NJ. Il.
church next Tuesday evening.
Dinner at $50; SOC per plate.
A fine baby arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Dickson on Oswego street last
Saturday afternoon, named Yes.
"a Pcrdetia.
An evening spent with The
Church That Sings will III you
for duties the next day brings.
Community church Sunday even
ing. Reported.
We desire to express our sim
cerc thanks for the Kindness and
beautiful floral offerings at the
death of our mothcr.-SonS and
Daughters Of Elizabeth Goble.
An open meeting of The Mac
cabees will be held Friday even
ing, April 18th. Remembrance
Of days of 40. Everybody wei
come. Bring your friends and
have a good time. Moose Hall.
The Security Benefit Associa-
tion will give a vaudeville enter
tainment at Moose Hall Monday
evening, April 18th, which will
be followed by basket social and
dance. Every one free. Ladies
please bring baskets.
w. Ralph Bissett and Miss Ruth
Bradley were united in marriage
at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. Ralph Hanville, PIT West
Polk street, Saturday evening,
April Sth, DIR. ii, +. Jones pro
nOunced the words that made
them man and wife.
DR.. Ii. +. Jones has disposed of
his chiropractic practice to Drs.
NOtz < NOtz, who will take over
the same next Monday. DIR.
Jones, who has established a
large practice during his seven
years of faithful service, win de-
vote his time 10 chuch affairs and
chiropractic instruction for a
time at least.
Rev. Gates and Rev. IIoldeman
went TO Dallas on Wednesday
morning to attend the Annual
Conference which is being held |
there this week, and will cOntin-
ne over next Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. MOnahan drove to Dallas on |
Thursday 10 attend the Confer
ence. Mr.. Monahan is the Lay |
Delegate from his church.
Mrs. l.. Kennedy entertained |
the Cleaners class in a delightful |
manner at her home on South |
Iyanhoe street last Friday even
ing. Mrs. c. III. Palmer rendered |
several pleasing musical numbers
on the piano, and Mrs. +, n. San
difur sang a couple beautiful
songs, Mrs. B. A. Olsen accOmpa-
mist. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Williams Parent Teacher AssO-
citation held its regular meeting
April 10. Over 100
patrons and friends were present
TO hear the splendid address Civ
en- by Henry NJ. Grant of the Or
egon Social Hygiene Society on
the subject Sex knowledge in
the Home and School. " After
the meeting refreshments were
served and a social hour enjoyed.
ANNOUNCEMENT Fisher s
Blend Flour and Cereals will be
demonstrated TO the people of st.
Johns for one week beginning on
April 18th, at the st.
Johns Grocery, POP South Jersey
street, corner Leavitt. Come
See what the demonstrator has
good 10 eat.