St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-03-31

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Bishop He'll at the Evangeli-
cal church next Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. Geo. II. Lynn of Hood
River was a st. Johns visitor
the latter end of last week.
When you see a gentleman in
terested in a lady's shopping
the gentleman is not her hus-
band.-Ex.
Jack Vinson is down from
Willamette University to spend
a week at his home on South
lvanhoe street.
Christian Science: Sunday
morning services at IL 100; We'd
nesday evening at 500 at 403
Smith avenue.
A good cure for tonsilitis is
said to be a sleeve wrapped
around your neck with a young
lady's arm in it.
A good many women have
said, "Oh, this is so sudden, T"
when what they thought was,
"Well, it's about time.
Laurelwood Past Noble Grand
Club will meet at the home of
Sister Margaret Mckay, 4ls T..
Tyler street, April 7th, 3 p. m.
Mrs. J. II. Mennie of Fergus,
Ontario, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Il. j. Churchill,
and other relatives here, left for
her home last Friday.
Mrs. Cole and daughter of
st. IIelens were visitors at the
home Of their daughter, Mrs. r..
j. Chambers. on Willamette
boulevard during the past week
According to President w. j.
Kerr the actual cost 10 the state
of Oregon for maintenance and
operation Of the Oregon Agri-
cultural college is S22j per full
term student.
Jos. Moylan and daughter Of
San Francisco, Cal, have been
guests Of Mrs. II. Il. Brown of
222 Olympic street. They left
Wednesday of this week for
Spokane, Wash.
More than II 800 lots in the
northern part of the east side,
approximately one.Rfth of the
total area of the city, will be
included in the assessment dis
trict for the Columbia slough
channel.
The Derrie Produce Co. has
opened up for business in the
French block, with c. III. Derrie
one of our popular young men,
in charge. His many friends
wish him mbounded success in
his new undertaking.
A native elk herd of between
30 and 40 fine animals still
roam the old hamts on the Ne
halem in Clatsop county. They
are so gentle that loggers are
said 10 have come within fifty
feet of them.
The X. l.. c. T.. society of the
Evangelical church held their
monthly business meeting and
social at the home of Mrs. Il. j,
Marcy ON Tuesday evening OF
this week. There was a good
attendance, and very inter
esting April fool program was
carried out, which was enjoyed
very much by all present, led by
Miss HOldeman and Mrs. Nettie
Prudham.
Leo j. Wright Of the PENN
sula National Bank has receiy-
ed high recognition Of his abili-
ty and integrity by the Superin-
tendent of Banks for the state
of Oregon who requested Of the
Peninsula National Bank a
leave of absence for Mr.. Wright
Of six months duration TO assist
in the liquidation Of a banking
institution at The Dalles. The
leave of absence has been
granted by the local bank, and
Mr.. Wright will leave about the
4th of next month to assume his
new duties. This is a distin-
| guished honor for Mr., Wright
and also for the Peninsula Ma
tional Bank, with which Mr.
Wright has been connected for
the past eleven years.
Friends of Mrs. John Baker
pleasantly surprised her at her
home on March % in honor OF
her birthday anniversary. She
received beautiful present
and everybody wished her the
happy returns of the day. The
evenings entertainment cOnsis-
ted of a five hundred party, sing
ing and dancing, and this was
topped with a fine luncheon
Miss Greta PAIL furnished the
music for the evening, and ev.
erybody spent an enjoyable
time. Those in attendance were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker, Ma
bel Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. w
Surber, Caroline Lind, Greta
PAIL, Flossie Harris, w. PAIL, T
Lind, Doris Lind, Mr. and Mrs
Moe. Mrs. o. Lind. Chris Lein