St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-02-24

Dig smoker at IOrIldnu WOOL
. en- Mills Club House Friday eve
5 ming, March 3rd.
A number of Eastern lumber
Z men visited Terminal No. 4 anC
/. the local mills Wednesday.
A ban on hazing of any kind a
the Eugene high school has beer
/, announced by the principal.
Why a Law and Order Sun
dayH Why not have law and order
every day1-Aurora Observer.
Mrs. Charley Newell aud child.
ren who have been on the sick list
are getting along nicely.
Typewriter paper for sale at
this office. Price 25c per hun.
dred sheets, or 500 sheets for one
dollar.
The ]. G. Case Plow Works has
announced a slashing reduction in
the Wallace tractor and the Case
| 'hiSS-bOltolh plOWSs
A car OF Yaquina bay salmon was
shipped from Newport to Minneap-
oils. This makes $4,000 pounds
shipped the past 80 days.
The state land clerk during Jan
uary turned over to the state treas
urer a total OF $l65, ,636 80, nearly
all of which goes into the common
fund.
Services will be conducted at
the Y. w. G.. A. building Sunday
morning at IL o'clock, by Rev.
II. A. Leonard.
Parents are pretty much out OF
date and it's only a question of
time until modern youngsters find
way to do without them entirely
Roseburg News.Review.
II. &. Powell, a Linn county pi.
oneer, through whose fading locks
the chilly winds OF 81 Winters have
blown, has applied tor aud received
a hunting and fishing license.
Many people are buying silk
stockings with the interest ON the
money which their grand parents
laid up by going barefooted.-.
Sherman County Observer,
Secretary Kozer reports IIs,6IS
motor vehicles licensed last year
and but 43, 959 drivers. Thus we
have another law that is not en-.
forced any better than a million or
two more on the statute books =
Eugene Guard.
A Plymouth Rock hen up in
Kitchener, Canada, laid three eggs
one day last week, But II or she
hasn't anything on the Cottage
Grove hen who or which lays gold
nuggets every year. - Corvallis
Gazette Times.
All good citizens will stand be.
hind the use Of the search warrant
in the enforcement of the liquor
law, aud marvel at the frequency
with which officers get into the
kitchens of the poor and friendless.
and never into the cellars Of the
rich and slick,-Medford Mail
Tribune,
Williams School Parent Teach
a. Accumulation
regular meeting Monday after
noon, Feb. 27, at 3 clock in the
school assembly. Mr.. j. \. Edlef. |
sen, president of the Peninsula |
National Bank, will address the |
meeting on the subject Making |
a Family Budget" A general |
discussion will cover other top
les, During the social hour a
program will be rendered and |
refreshments served. Will each |
member please bring a cup that
they can leave to the Associa-
tionY-Reported.
February 22nd was guest day
for the St. Johns Study Club,
and they met at the Y. w. G. A.
rooms, which were kindly loaned
them for the occasion. There was
quite a number of both members
and their friends present who
were both pleasantly and instruc-
lively entertained by Miss Foy, /
who gave a brief synopsis of the
five operas to be sung by the Chi
cagO Grand Opera Co. in Port
land soon. She gave brief
sketches from the different OPP
eras on the piano, and further IL
lustrated by several records
which were loaned by Mr.. Cur
rim and Mr.. Tower. Mrs. Hall
then favored us by a couple of
her inimicable readings. Deli
eious refreshments were then
served, with Mrs. Currier and
Mrs. Borden in charge. Assist
ing them were Helen Borden,
Elizabeth HendershOtt and Mar
garet Robertson in dainty Colo
nial costume. Mrs. j. o. Bailey
was hostess for the afternOOn.-
Reported.
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