St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-06-02

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Now get ready for those eastern
visitors who will be out here to
take in the fair--and your family.
Notices for the school election,
at which time voting upon the bond
question will occur, are now posted.
Try a Saint Johns fruit pie"
made by the Saint Johns Bakery.
Those who try them are pleased
let us please you.
Fred Hansen, who last week ran
nail into his right foot and has
since been limping about, is now
able to wear a shoe.
The business houses of the city
closed on the afternoon of Memorial
Day, allowing employer and en-
ploye brief vacation.
Every day seems a Fourth of
July in Saint Johns. Merely blow
ing out stumps in a sort of land
improvement way; that 5 all.
Superintendent Charles Carter,
of the woolen mill, is once more at
his duties. He has been for a few
days with relatives at Seattle.
Miss Tressa Mcdonald, one of
the woolen mill employees. has re-.
signed her position. She has gone
to work at the fair grounds at Port
land.
The strawberry festival Friday
evening drew large crowd to the
Congregational tabernaele-and the
affair was a pronounced success in
every way.
Til. REVIEW printery acknowl-
edges with thanks some elegant
roses and some luscious strawber-
ries-all from the garden of Mrs.
]. III. Crook.
Davidson x Schaii are doing a
land office business in fuel. II you
have not purchased supply il will
pay you 10 consult their new ad in
another column.
The Douglass mill has the pillars
and bases for the new Holbrook
block completed. The builders are
now awaiting the creation of brick |
from the Saint Johns brick yard.
Saint Johns would surely tickle
those anti'Sunday mail delivery |
cranks nearly to death. Even the |
busies, man in town gets no more
mail on Sunday than a jack rabbit.
The crowd at Cedar Park last
Sunday was particularly orderly
one. Those in charge furnish fine
To lovers of dancing
the Park furnishes many attractions.
The fact that magnificent straw.
berries are raised in Saint Johns by
those who make a little effort clear
" indicates that there would be
money in the culture il people would
go into il in earnest.
A. NJ. Osborn. who, with his
wife, has been guest of their daugh-
Ter, Mrs. {. NJ. McKinnie, left a
lew days ago to look over points in
Idaho. Mr., Osborn will return
here before going to his Kansas
nome.
Those who are burning out old
'tumps are possibly not aware that
sometime they may wish they'd cut
mt those same stumps for fuel for
heater. Cut into heater lengths
md stacked to dry there is nothing
'ner for that purpose.
Tom Autzen is in town from
ioquiam, Washington. He came
N the Toledo, now running from
rays Harbor to Portland = and I
'ill have charge Of the exhibit
iade by the Portland Manufacture
ig Company at the Portland fair.
Mrs. George Packingham has
,nted the rooms just vacated by !
lrs. Allen Rogers, and will, next
eek, have in a delicatessen stock
goods. Mrs. Buckingham will n
SO serve lunches and conduct
'kery, Her announcementappears
this issue.
Mrs. George Shingledecker and
'ughter, Lula. arrived here ON N
riday last from Oil City, Pennsyl,
mia, TO visit her sister-Mrs. L.
Chipman-after separation Of
years. They will make a two
onths' visit aud return home by
~ of California. n
There are few, il any, finer col
'tions of roses than is to be found
the premises occupied by w. V.
bes, on Tacoma street. The
emises are large in area giving
hne opportunity TO display a