St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-04-14

Are you a member of the
Community ClubY If not, why
not9
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Gossard are
now domiciled at the Argyle
Apartments.
Warranty deed blanks and
contracts of sale at this office; sc
each, or SOC per dozen.
Christian Science: Sunday
morning services at IL 100; We'd
nesday evening at 8 100 at 403
Smith avenue.
Laurelwood Past Noble Grand
Club will meet with Sister Alice
Anderson, S45 Yale street, April
21st, at 7 p. m.
The children of Gustav Red
mond, recently from Alberta,
Canada, entered the Sitton
school this week.
+. Il. Fuller has purchased the
j. Il. Black residence on the cor
ner Of Polk and Jersey streets,
the purchase being made last
Saturday.
w. NJ. Tower and the St Johns
Auto Electric Co. have both in.
stalled radio receiving stations
that are affording pleasant en-
tertainment.
Mrs. Il. A. Blew will hereafter
represent the Portland Journal
in the st. Johns district, which
territory was formerly looked af.
ter by the late Alfred ID. Cridgc,
who passed away at his home in
Portland last week.
The Orchard boys gave n very
sur"essful boxing exhibition Sat.
ugdsy evening at the wrestling
tent on the Hill grounds. Walter
aged . years, weight 50 pounds
Bernie aged 4 years, weight 90
pounds.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Com
munity church will hold n silver
tea at the home of Mrs. j. q.
Bailey, 1907 Princeton street, on
Wednesday afternoon, April 26.
This will be in the nature of an
Easter tea.
The new Thos. Glover pool and
billiard hall on North Jersey is
being placed in fine condition.
The building has been enlarged
and thoroughly remodeled, and
will make an attractive establish
ment. A portion Of the building
will be occupied as barber shop
by Hall & Davis.
ID. c. Lewis has announced his
candidacy for the Legislature.
He has served a couple of terms
in that capacity, and was a par
ticularly active and energetic
member. Certainly ST. Johns
should have representation at the
State Capitol.
Mrs. A. l.. Bartlett of I'll N, |
Edison street entertained some |
of her friends all day Tuesday. |
A chicken dinner was served at !
noon, and a very enjoyable time |
was had by all. Mrs. Bartlett |
was assisted by Mrs. +. Sullivan |
and Mrs. w. NJ. Benedict.
The Annual Conference of the
United Evangelical church will |
convene at Dallas, Oregon, on
Thursday of this week, at which
time a vote on the question of |
organic union of the Evangelical
Association church and the Unit
ed Evangelical Church will be
taken.
The smoker held at the Wooden
Mills club house last Friday eve
ming was largely attended, and
the events pulled off were highly |
interesting and exciting. Some
clever boxing was exhibited, and
every one apparently was well
with the entertainment
provided.
The Sitton school defeated the
LinntOn school in a we'll played
game of base ball at Pier park on
Tuesday afternoon by a score Of
to 5. The locals made five runs
in the final inning. Clarence
Key pitched the locals to victory
and Ban Rain did good work be-
hind the bat.
The Peninsula Iron Works has
been taken over by a new cOrpor-
alton known as the Peninsula
Foundry & Machine Works, cap
italized at $1,000. The plant and
are valued at $l25,000
and additional capital will be
provided later. Edward +.
Doyle, vice president Of the Pen
insula Security Co., is president
Df the new company. w. A. Ben
nett is vice president, and NJ. II.
Morrow is secretary and treas
1rer.
Every day finds some having
new vision troubles. 1t may be
a boy or girl at school or an old
er person. In practically every
instance relief can be given and
vision made good as new. Bring
all such troubles 10 DR.. Frank
who gives his whole
time 10 this work Office Ron