St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, February 28, 1913, Supplement, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextSupplement to the St. Johns Review February 28, 1913 Thrower-Sorber Boost Tor St. Johns New Sewing Society Mr. Audloy N. Thrower and Miss Leah A. Sorbcr were unit ed in marriage Tuesday Feb. 25, at 8 o'clock p. m. at tho home of the bride's parents, 812 North Fillmore street, St. Johns, Ore gon; Rev. G. VV. Nelson, offici ating. The groom, a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thrower of Cali fornia, is a young man of splen did character and holds a respon sible position with the Meier and Frank firm of Portland. The bride is the youngest daught er of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sorbcr and is an accomplished young lady of winsomo personality. The bride wos gowned in a cream satin dress nnd wore a white chiffon veil decorated with orange blossoms und car ried a bouquet of carnations. She was the recipient of a largo number of handsome wedding presents. Mr. r. L. JirlcKson of Portland acted as grooms man nnd Miss Agnes Emerson of St. Johns served as brides maid. The Sorber home was beautifully decorated in white and cream under tho supervis ion of Miss A. Duhuime of Port smouth. A bountiful and de licious wedding supper was ser ved. The worthy and happy young couple will make their liomo for tho present nt 812 North Fillmore street, St Johns, where they will bo at homo to their many friends. Typewriter ribbons for sale nt this oilier; 50 cents each. Get an electric head treatment or iniiSMie nt Gilmore's Hnrher Shop. Houses for sale on the install ment plan at reasonable rates. Mrs. M. C. Soule. Currin says: Better get that box of stationery now. One fourth off the regular price now. For Rent Seven room house on Jersey street, close in; $10 per month. Phone Columbia 297, or call at 710 E. Polk. Currin says: Now is the time to get that brush and comb that you need. A big lino at one fourth off the regular price. ROSE BUSHES-I have choice two year old bushes 25c each;big lot of LaFrance 15 cents each or 8 for One Dollar.- L. B. Chip man, 312 Trumbull st, St Johns. How? By standing behind her worthy workers. Where? In the High School assembly room. When? Tonight. Do you know that the St. Johns debating team has met and de feated teams from Astoriu, St Helens and Park Place? Do you know that if they defeat the Woodburn team tonight, (Wood bunt having already vanquished Tho Dalles) they will bo chnm pious of this district and privil eged to enter tho state debating contest? This is the kind of work that is going to bring St Johns to the front nnd put her in a position where no one in the state will ask: "Where is St Johns?" Everybody loves a good fight. Here is a battle of brains whore tho clearest logic and tho coolest and most masterful use of it wins tho day. Tho team has worked hard. Let it look into tho faces of a big, sympathetic, enthusias tic crowd tonight when it faces this last contest of tho scries. Forget you are engaged or tired and como out nnd boost for St Johns. The judges will be Fred Tooze, Supt Schools.Oregon City; Pres ident Riley of McMinnvillo Col lego; Prof. Jackson of Pacific University. Mrs. M. C. Soulo has a fivo room house and 50x100 lot to ex change for St Johns property. When you have dmg troubles como to us. Wo perhaps can help you solve them. Currins for Drugs, Mrs. Shepardson of Catlin, Wash., is a guest of her daugh ter, Mrs. E. S. Wright on South Hayes. Remember that you can get your household drugs at a twenty-five per cent discount. Cur rin says so. Mrs. York died at Salem Tues day morning of tuberculosis and was buried yesterday. ' She leaves a family of grown up chil dren. More paticulars next week. Eggs for Hatching - From those fine bred Bard P. Rocks and Hou- dans; $1.50 and $3.00 per set. Three B. R. cocks, two or three gens at reasonable prices. L. . Chipman,312 Tnimbull street, St. Johns. A sewing society has been or ganized recently in St. Johns which is called the Oregon Grape Club and is composed of tho Cir cle members of tho Women of tho Woodcraft The officers are: Mrs. Buery, President; Mrs. Brice, Treasurer; Mrs. Canright, secretary. One of tho objects of the club is to become better ac quainted in a social way, and many unique forms of entertain ment will l)o offered by the com mittee in charge of the meetings. Last Friday afternoon wo were pleasantly entertained at tho homo of Mrs. Rosa Smith on Burlington Street with the fol lowing ladies present: Mesdnmes Armstrong, Brice, Buery, Emma Beam, Effa Beam, Cooper, Can right, Dunbar, Garlick, Harring ton, HufTord, Muhm, Rigdon, Reynolds, Smith, Tooling, Walk cr and Wcimcr. xx Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway. LKAVINO ST. JOHNS. I'allbrldgc raMcngcr lor Lylc, Goldtudate. Ore gon Tiunk lit local KlnW iui , m, Inland Umpire I'.iprcn. to 11 1, m.. lor Chicago, hi. I'aul. Omaha. KaiiMiClty.Ht. I.oult, Walla Walla, I'ko. Hook veil, Granddallca. Golden, lair, Willi Salmon, Vancouver anil Oregon Trunk connect tint, North Hank Limited,? it 11, 111. s lor Chicago St, I'aul. Omaha, Kauaaa City, HI. LouU, Hpokanr, Hpiague, Kllivllle, Lliid, Vaaco, Kooacvclt. ami Vancouver. Columbia Klver Local. $151 p. 111.; lor Vancouver, Camaa, While rliHOn.Llc.CJranddallea,Clln't Pallbridgc nd H Intermediate ttallont. ARRIVING AT ST. JOHNS Inland Umpire Itipreaa, 7op, m.t lioiu Clilcn so, hi. I'aul, Omaha, Kanaaa City. SI, I.ouU, hpokanc, Hprague, Kitivllle l.lnd, I'iko, Kooacvcll.Granailalca,. White Salmoa,aiid Van couvcr. North Hank Limited. 7:55a. m.; Irom Chicago, ht. Paul, Omaha, Kmui City. St. I.oult, Walla W.tla. l'.trn. MMktvrlt. .nil Vinrauv.r Columbia Klvtr Local o:ji a, in.; Irom Cliff. (Sranddallet, Goldciidale, I.yle White Salmon, Cainaa, Vancouver aud all Intermediate ta. tloni. I'allbridge I'aueuKci JoA p. 111. Irom I.yle. Cold' endale and local potnti. All tralnattou lor pauangera. Ticktiaou aale lor all point. O. M. Cornell, Agent Northern Pacific Railway Corrected January 7, 1911 MtAVINO ST. JOHNS Seattle atop on flag , , 7 jj a 111 North Coat Limited via North Hank 7. is p. 111 Atlantic l!iprcn via I'ugtt Sound - ll'jjpm Atlantic tiaprcM via North lunk 10.11 a. 111 Twin City Kxprcaa via I'ugtt Sound 4:00 p m Twin City Kxprcaa via North Hank . -jspm lUateru KaprcMvIa I'ugtt hound ll'JI p m lUttrrn KxmcMvia North luuk 10 nam Mo. Klvtr Kapreaa via North Hank 7 J$ p m I'ugtt Sound Limited, 4 p, 111.; Graya Harbor and South Heud llranchca. Yacolt l"aiienger - 4:01 p, 111. ARRIVING AT ST. JOHNS North Coait Limited via North Hank - - 7p. m North Coatt Limited via I'ugel Sound 0:41 a. 111 No, I'acISc Hxpreaa via North Hank 7 55 a 111 1'aclfic Kiptcu via North Uank 7.J0 p, m I'adfic Kxprcta via I'ugtt Sound 641 a. 111 Western Kxpreaa via North lunk 7 top, 111 Mo. Klvrr KxprcM via North Hank - 7 55 a. m Mo. River Kx weaa via luvet Sound - tijo u. 111 Portland. Tacoma & Seattle Kapreaa - - j jo p m Irom Olympla, South Hcnd and Graya Harbor i'ugtt Sound Limited 6.36 p, ru Yacolt I'aawugcr - - o jia ni O. M. Cornell. Agent.