St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-12-02

receiving full line Of drugs, and 9th
or goods.
The Portsmouth Pharmacy has in.
stalled counter telephone for the
accommodation of its customers.
Rev. J. $. Dunning, who resided
here about q year, removed to Irving
ton this week, where he owns prop
erty.
Crawford. the barber is building
up good business lie gives just as
good shave as you can get on the
west side.
The University Park school will
soon have a piano placed in the school
house for the use of the school This
will be a valuable addition.
The irst social dance given by the
Narcissus Club. at Artisans Temple,
Tuesday evening, was well attended,
and most pleasant evening was
spent.
J. W. Baglcy, formerly with the
University Land Co.. has opened an
office IN the brick block Portsmouth,
aud will conduct real estate busi-
ness.
The parents of DR.. Collier, are here
from l'ondlrion, Ore, and are the
guests Of DR.. DE Vaul. They are well
impressed with University Park aud
may remain for some time.
Il. W. pri,chard. of the Portsmouth
Pharmacy, IN corner brick block, Is
authorized tu receive orders for sub
scriptions, advertising aud job work.
Al items of news left with him will
bc taken care of.
Aaron lost, who left here about u
year ago, aud spent the time on the
coast. returned here Wednesday. and
has located permanently lie has dis
covered that the peninsula is about
the best place to reside that he has
found
Glass Brps. 4 Go. will open first
class stock of groceries aud general
merchandise, IN the brick block,
Portsmouth. next Monday. This firm
proposes to sell goods ut city prices,
aud with their experience IN the bust.
ncss will, no doubt, get u fair share of
the rapidly growing trade In this lo-
calily
". :. Hudson, supreme master art
-an. returned Saturday evening after
i two weeks absence spent IN east
'rn Washington aud Oregon. where he !
ia, been lccluriug IN the interests of
hc order, Since occupying the posi-
ION ot supreme MASTER Mr.. Hudson )
lar worked hard aud enthusiastically I
n behalf of the order aud with good q
esulls.
Mr.. Morris. Portsmouth barber, =
While "n his way home at late hour
Wednesday evening, was confronted
" stranger, whom Morris took for
hlghWaymnn aud took Ia his heels
I a miraculous speed. II iranspircs
hat the stranger was a resident of y
"rismoulh aud only wanted u "
iaich &" lighl a igar But Morris ''
idu I take time Ia see. ~
Cot Mcintyre, who seven years ago !,
indurtrd q guccry store IA the ronm A
the brick block where Glass Bros. a,
r. nov openlng a similar store, d. !,
Nnodlawn Saturday, aud was bur .,
d from flnley's undertaking rooms =
'"nday. Deceased was all through .
Ie civil war, earning commission D
e"lonel, and was prominently con
'cied with Grand Army affairs.
\ petition is out io improve Fiskc
rect. leading from University Park
alton Ia Columbia University. This
lprovement is badly needed We
ink the university boys have been
Ilte patient with bad walks. Most
us residents have heroine used to
d walks hy degrees, but Young men
tending school and visitors To the
rk aud school, certainly expect
melhlng better than a few rotten
lnk with one end IN mud and wa
+ ln the winter aud both ends curl.
up like mcat-rInd Ia summer. let
have a few decent walks ia Uni =,
rslty Park. II We have Eske street hl
proved II may set a good example.
I the civic Improvement club do
duty and rotten walks will cease
be our reproach.
The residence owned by Loren
sal' On Portsmouth avenue.
; discovered Ia be- ON fire Tuesday