St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-09

build a large drying KIN at lho 'ono
mill
Eugene Philips, from Colorado, is
in Portsmouth, looking for business
location.
Mrs. Belle Nash returned Monday
from weeks visit with friends at
Dundee. Or
Mr.. Burton. new house on fiske
street il nearly finished, aud the lam
ily will move IN s"on.
Mr.. Bcaumau's baby has been sick
for several days. Mrs. Is. lives near
Portsmouth avenue north.
Mrs. Wallace Mason, daughter of
j. Y. Hart, has been very sick Sc
we're attack Of plcurisy.
The Cohn brothers have about com
plcicd their green houses and VIII
soon commence using them.
Mrs Robbins, whose husband Is
foreman ut the Acme Lumber Co., has
ioiurd her husband. aud will reside ~
Port smUulh.
Five new residences are being built
inst below the boulevard. and large
number are going up In other. parts
of the Park and Portsmouth.
s. y. Fouis, ~ Hood River, was IN
Portsmouth Sunday last. He ~ inter
rd IN the Portsmouth Pharmacy and
/. pleased with the outlook.
The ihrcc.masicd schooner Watson
will load lumber n, c"n"'~ mill next
week. \ portion of the Watson 's ear
go !. now being taken on at Nancouv.
or.
The Haywood Clubs production OF
"Tompkin's Hired MAN. nj their
auditorium tonight gives promise ct
bcing Que of the best yet given. n
crowded house h anticipated.
Mr.. I.alimcr, of Wisconsin, arrived
here Wednesday evening. Mr. lnii-
mcr II largely interested Ia the Pen
insuln mills. and is here for the pur-
pose Of looking over the property.
The Congrcgulionalis,s will begin
services IN Haywood Auditorium, Oni-
,rr.iiy Park, December 18th. 1901
Preaching by Rev. !. !, Sinub Of the
Sunnysidr Congregational Church ut
3sn H. NJ.
u. T.. Rider. uf Portsmouth. who has
been employed lor u number of years
ai q. ". Cone mills returned Friday
evening ium an extended trip east,
tie h clad lo pcl back To Oregon aud
the peninsula.
the guests ol Mr.. aud Mrs, pcddicord,
of University Park. Sunday Mr..
kellogg h the editor of the cowlilh
Valley journal, lie gave the boys n
lesson IN Jim Jilsin. The novelty
of this nri makes Il interesting. II u
full ui surprises aud astonishing
ieais.
The ladies' AID of the University
Park NJ. T.. Church gave a missionary
tea at Mrs Sharp's on Tuesday at
irmnon aud Was a gnud succcNs,
Auuihcr h io be- given soon. They
will al,n have q hoolh al ladies ald
AT ~. Johns tn be- held on Thursday
and Friday oi this week.
The congregation of the NJ. T.
church ha, outgrown IT. present ac.
cummodations aud plans are helua
devised lo enlarge and otherwise i'm
ptp,, ihe church building. The trus
lee. held a meeting Monday evening
when committees were appointed e
get estimates on east oi AN addition
and necessary repairs, The -r"wll
of the membership and attendants
has been very great within the pas
wear. aud II has come to poln
where enlargement is necessary. Tn
present intentions are Ia commence
the WORK without delay.
W. are glad Ia see the steps iakel
by some of our churches aud Sabhall
schools that are nov looking torwar'
tu the holiday festivities. Ii seem
at last the children are lo be- taugh
that, hlessed though Il Is Ia recelv,
Il is silll more blessed io give; hcuc
they are expected Ia contribute some
thing of their stores 10 aid the need,
poor. some of whom are IA nearly ey
cry neighhorhood, Nor should lh
homes fo rthe poor aud untoruuat
whose bark on life's tempestuous SCI
has often been in storms or distrsi
be forgotten, stranded though thes
lucklcss yoyagcrs be, We should shoN
them that they are not ON unfriendl,