St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-25

COdJ VI punt
II. g. Sibray. who IS now with the
University Land CO., will soon build
at Goddard station, enar University
Mr.. Hatfield, who has just sold his
residence, will move into one of the
Dunning houses built by the Mask
Bros.
The Rebekahs met Tuesday even
ing, and the degree team spent con-
siderable time drilling. Those pres
ent had good time.
Have you invested any in real prop
erty on the peninsulai If not, you
are making one of the mistakes Of
your life. Correct II while you may.
Odd Fellows lodge No. 12s, will
elect officers Saturday evening. Work
in the second degree will be put on.
Visiting brothers will be cordially
welcomed.
DR.. Devaul has again returned TO
California, his wifc's mother having
taken turn for the worse, and word
was received here Tuesday that she
was dead.
Mr.. Il. Coon Of Hood River, has
purchased X. IIatlcld's residence at
University Park. Mr.. Coon was at
one time a member of the Oregon leg
islature.
assembly No. 2, United Artisans,
mr Il IN their temple ut Portsmouth
every Wednesday evening. lotta OF
icrslclt, master artisan; Mrs. \. 5.
CLARK, secretary.
Earl Constable aud wife, former
residents Of the Park but now rcsld-
ing IN Seattle. were here Wednesday
visiting relatives aud renewing old
acquaintance.
Mr. John Mock has n stumppullor
nj work on his place adding greatly
every hour Ia the appearance aud
worth of his already very valuable
property
q. H. llcmstock, the postmaster aud
merchant, Is secretary of nearly all
the lodges meeting here, aud has his
hands full. liui he gets away with
the work IN crcdiiablc manner
! u, Wright, accompanied by Mr.
Wright. aud his sister. Mrs. Nash,
leave for Dundee aud MrMinnyillc
Monday. where few days will be-
spent visiting friends aud relatives.
Ed Gilman, son of the celebrated
Portland auclionccr, has bought the
Thompson property at University aud
has moved IN, Ills father aud mother
paid the family visit Sunday.
Robl, Mitchell and Miss Maud |
Swan, were united IN marriage ut
Vancouver. Wash, last Sunday. Miss
Swan was formerly resident of this
place. Her friend, extend congralula-
iinns
Assembly No. 3, United Artisans
will give q four evenings season of
drama. select programs, winding up
with grand social bali II Is the
occasion of their nth annual fair and
n splendid good time Is promised.
The Columbia University football |
team went to McMnn,illc Thursday,
io PLAY the McMinnNille Baptist col
l"sc team. The team was aecompan-
lcd hy quite number of their stud
cnt friends. The result of the game
was q to u. our boys put mp line
game. bat could not score.
Grandma Atwaier of Portsmouth,
died Sunday at the home oi her hrnth-
~. the Rev Baldwin of Forest GuVc
slrokc of paralysis, and being -
years of age, had little show for ne
coVcry, Mn. Emma llolhstcr of
Portsmouth, with whom she had long |
resided, Was her daughter
4 social club. 10 be known hy the
classical name of Narcisus, was or
Raulyed at Portsmouth Monday even
mg. The clIh will give dances at
regular intervals during the season,
the lint one ui which will be- held at |
Artisans temple next Tuesday ev-
eums,
q. II. llcmstcck, of the University |
Park pug Co., is the authorized az |
enl of The Review, and all suhscrip- |
tions can he left with him. Also news |
items and orders for job work, We
hope the citizens of this immediate
district will show their appreciation
nf The Review, aud give their sub
,cription TO Mr.. Hemstock. !