St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-04-28

a st. Johns visitor the past week.
He is a st. Johns property owner.
Mrs. J. Il. Gyde of Wallace, Ida
ho,spent the past week in the city
the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. n.
llarney.
Born-To DR.. and Mrs. jerome
II. Whistler of Centralia, Wash,
an eight pound boy, on Tuesday,
April 18th.
Christian Science: Sunday
morning services at IL 100; We'd
nesday evening at 8 100 at 403
Smith avenue.
In the spring the young man S
fancy lightly turns to thoughts
of love. Better let il turn over
some sod in the garden.
One great trouble with politi-
clans is that too many of them
have the bone in their heads in
stead of in their backs, says an
exchange.
Judging by all the talk about
mismated couples, the principal
diversion of many American
men is marrying the wrong wo-
man.
A seven and one-half pound ba-
by girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Bissett April
20th. Mother and baby reported
doing nicely.
The Laurelwood Social Club
will give a card party and dance
April Goth at the skating rink.
Admission gents 40c, ladies 3jc.
Prizes awarded.
Misses Elizabeth SchultZe and
Mary Il. Harney took part in a
beautiful musical recital on the
evening Of April % at the studio
of their teacher, Mrs. Eulah Nit.
chcll Carroll in the Glenn Court
Apartment.
Another smoker will be held at
the Portland Wooden Mills Club
House Friday evening, April %,
at & o'clock, featuring Joe
Swain Of Portland vs.. Jack Dill
lon of Los Angeles, and n number
of other good bouts. Admission
soc. Everybody invited.
You can enjoy these wonderful
Spring days in Oregon fully only
with good vision. If your sight
il dim or your eyes pain you, or
you have headache, get relief by
bringing such troubles 10 DR..
Frank Sandifur, Bonham & Cur
rier building, phone Col. 379.
North Bend Post American Le-
gion will soon erect a S2O,0O0OO
modern home. The building as
planned by the architects is esti-
mated 10 cost $4,000 and the
grounds have already cost S2s,-
900. The Post will be incorpOr-
ated and shares of stock will be
issued 10 raise funds 10 put up
the building.
The last meeting of Rose Ten
pie No. 43, Pythian Sisters, was
well attended and everybody en-
joyed the stunt after Lodge, and
also the supper. The next meet
ing will be held at Bickner Hall
May 4th. So try and come for
there is a good time awaiting
you.-Reported.
The Friendship Club of ST,
Johns had lunch in the gold
room of the MultnOmah hotel on
Wednesday and afterward went %
the Orpheum Theatre. Those at
tending were Mesdames llarney,
Shaw, Smith, Borden, Pullm,
Evens, Scales, Couch, Sehultze,
Ormandy, Ingledue, Mclean,
Thompson and Douglass,
Passengers aboard the Creole
Special" a Southern Pacific
train that left Los Angeles April
9th, had the delightful expert
ence of sitting in the observation
car of this limited train speeding
across the country on its way TO
New Orleans and listening to a
musical concert hundreds of
miles away, by means Of a radio
outfit.
Word has been received of the
death of Mrs. Lena Mineghur at
LaGrande, Oregon. She was
formerly a resident of ST. Johns.
She will be remembered as a
very capable nurse and her
kindness to her patients will
never be forgotten. One daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Latham, of En-
terprise, is left TO mourn her
loss.
Probably half a thousand or
more persons here are preparing
for Currin 5 Sweet Pea Show in
July by planting sweet peas. A
considerable quantity Of the seed
has been given out at Currin S
drug store TO interested parties,
and the Sweet Pea Show of 1922
promises to excel all others in
prOfuseness and elegance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Riley, his
sister from California and uncle,
Alfred Scott. cOmDOsed a fishing