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Fourth of July notices and local changes in St Johns
The Women of Woodcraft serve light refreshments at Hayes and Burlington corners. Mr and Mrs Frank A Rice reside again in St Johns in a remodeled cottage near the ice plant. Naomi Swengel visits relatives in the city. Chester A Vincent, son of Dr A W Vincent, graduates as honor civil engineering student at Corvallis and assists in city engineering. Mrs W W Wilkins becomes sole proprietor of St Johns hotel. a ladies grill to open July 4. W E Collins leases the L B Wilson residence on South Hayes. Seven prizes for Sweet Pea Day at North Bank Pharmacy. Boxing event July 4 in Bickner hall promised. J Rasse improving property on Jersey street. Noyes Babbit moves furnishing store to West Burlington. Fireworks to be kept off during parade next Monday. Cash prizes for photographs of sweet pea flowers from the seed. prizes range five, two, and one dollars.