St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-25
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Tho infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carr who reside at Point View,
J;od last Monday. The child was five
days old
An Improvement club has been or
,onized in the Piedmont Junction dis
,rict. and promises to do good work in
that locality.
Fred Koener has commenced work
an n l6x2O addition to the building
aecnpied by the Hazelwood, corner
Jersey and Broadway.
The West Coast Laundry Co. receiv-
cd and put in position this week a
large new mangle. II is ponderous
machine weighing three tons.
The pump mt the water works
humping station was out OF order
Tuesday morning, and the water sup
ply was shut off for about an hour.
Some one has asked: "What has
become of the Lions lodgef' Our
reporter has made diligent enquiry,
but is unable to answer the question.
The st. Johns Land Co. is now
pleasantly located in its new building
ON Jersey street. north of Bickner =
store. The officers are commodious
and comfortable.
Nathan Friedman is putting the
finishing touches on his new block,
and expects 10 open up about Dec. i,
with a complete stock of clothing aud
mems furnishing goods.
The Steamship Dispatch took on
a deck load If lumber at Cones mill
las, Friday, departing for San Fran
cisco Saturday. a part OF her cargo
was taken on at Vancouver.
The st. Johns NJ. w. A. band will
give a dance at Bickner's hall Sat
urday evening, and every fourth Sat.
unlay during the winter months. All
are invited. The boys are worthy OF
encouragement.
The residents of John street and the
neighborhood thcwabouts, have petit
toned the street ear company to
make said street u regular stopping
poini. The powers that be have grant
ed the request, the order going into
effect wednesday evening.
Bickner Bros., D. 5. Chapel and the
II. Johns Land CO., have had a new
sidewalk laid between Biekner's store
and the north side of The Review Of
nee. for which public-spiritedness
these gentleman have the thanks OF
the public.
Geo. A. Dyson, of Eugene, Ore,
purchased, through ID. {. Rogers, the
lot lOOxlO0 corner Jersey and Balti-
more streets, for $500. VIM. Evans
was the former owner. This is line
business property, and the price OBJ
tanned is regarded ~ reasonable
Earnest Elliott, the pharmacist, ad-
yertises 10 give gold ring 10 every
boy baby under one year OF age, "
the mother or guardian viii call al
his store accompanied by the boy
Liberal offer, but Elliott believes. IN
encouraging the budding captains oil
industry.
The ladies aid society of the NJ h.
church met at Mrs. Mills residence
Tuesday afternoon, to make arrange
ments for the "season social which
they will hold Thursday and Friday
evenings, December sth and 9th. The
ladies promise am interesting enter
tainment.
Venus, the l6-year old daughter OF
Councilman T. j. Monahan, has been
seriously i'll for some time. Her con-
dition causes he parents great soliei-
tude, and their constant and devoted
attention. Their legions OF friends
hereabouts earnestly hope the daugh-
ter will soon fully recover
The freight service of the Portland
4 Suburban Express Co. is excellent,
and the rates appear to be quite rea-
sonable. The manager, w. X. stearns,
is to be congratulated for the prompt
and efficient manner with which he
handles and delivers freight matter
entrusted to him. The patronage CIV
en- this company proves the appreeia-
tion of the peninsula public. But
there is one feature which might be
improved, and that is the establish
ment of a freight depot in st. Johns,