St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-29
UNIVERSITY and PORTSMOUTH

Mrs. Hilton aud family are back from
the hop fields.
Mrs. Anderson and family are bach
from hoppicking.
MIR. Allen was IN the Park last wcCl
ceiling fine apples of his farm.
Mrs. u. .. Webster leaves on October
for Breston for months visit.
Miss Zula faulk is confined to hei
home with slight indispositiun.
! Mcssrs. Brouse ane son and Syins aud
son are back from their vacation.
Warren Brown, of Prinvyillc, Oregon
/ Is visiting MIR. anl Alrs. buchanan and
daughters.
Mrs. Woolley, of University Park, ha.
had two of her sisters visiting her to take
In the fair.
Miss Ferris does not continue to i'm.
prove In health. At one time she seemed
nearly we'll.
Miss Magee spent one night last week
with Mrs. Buchanan on her way Ia
attend school.
Mrs. I. Gray's fine residence ON
Dawson street, is for sale. II is IN the
hands OF Nlt. Sibrav.
Mrs. W. n. Sattcrly OF Gerard street.
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weeks soiourn at Castle RucK.
Mrs. Thomas Cochran aud family, ol
Gerard street, will leave for the east
before long To- spend the winter.
Mrs. NJ. Brcnncr leaves Friday for san
Francisco to be gone indefinitely. She
will visit her son, Maxwell livalvy.
MIR. aud Mrs. Nestle and family are
occupying the house OF ". Gray, on
NH. ....t ali I..sn Ht.Ua. lgV him
Mrs. T.. Carpenter, sister of Mrs. Mar.
auist, of Ohcrlin ircct, returned to her
/ home las, Monday IN Wa,cNillv Kansas.
Mrs. stafford and Mrs. Collins, mother
/ aud sister of Mrs. 4. Walker, Columbia
/ pleasant visit.
MS. ". u. Parthcmer aud her two
sons leave shortly for Newport, oregon.
/ Her mother, your late correspondent
will accompany her.
Mrs. Mary Olson. an old resident OF
Portsmouth, paid a flying visit To q few
old friends, towit: Mrs. John Mock, Mrs,
O. Bender aud Mrs, J, Nash.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Foster, of University
Park, leave Saturday for Hot Springs
Eastern Oregon, 10 be gone some tim'
for the benefit OF the formers health.
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Gan,enbcn Avenue, gave a dinner part,
/ IN honor OF her relatives who are on Z
visit. There were ~ guests present and
all had a most delightful time.
Mrs. William Hurley and two children
OF Burlington, Washington, have beer
staying with her sister-in.law, Mrs. ], G.
Nash, of 7o7 Vanderbilt avenue. The
fair was their main object of visit.
80 ii d. ~ nfsV V.sat
dence of {. II. Gilman Monday evening
Pour tables were illed, The first prlS'
was won by Mrs. Seaman, the second bN
Miss Anna Matheson. Light refresh
ments were served.
by an oversight the names Of Messrs
lioyt and Young were omitted IN ih'
account of the prize drill OF the Unite,
Artisans. MIR. Hoyt WAS Father Time,
character which he sustained we'll, an,
MIR. Young was musician.
The five teachers from the Portsmouth
school are taking their noon lunch will
Mrs. NJ. Brenner but next week they vii
cease until her return from California
They are Mrs. Hoey, Miss Munroe, Mis-
Monk, Miss Peterson and Miss Muss
dortfer.
Mrs. /. NJ. Hurley, from Central Point
oftkont lNil ihi hAi hHH4S AAaA NlNt"f
after visit of two weeks. Mr.. and Mr.,
Hurley have also been looking after thei
fruit exhibit at the fair. The grape dis
play of Jackson county Is the finest there
She is delighted with the fair aud feel
tina, Southern Oregon did herself justice
Mr.. McKeon and Mr.. Rivers wen
visitors at the Park last Sunday, ans
again enjoyed their old haunts.
Mr.. Sears and family, from The Dalles
has taken up residence in the Park
where he expects 10 remain permanently
Those unfinished sidewalks along Fisl
street. What nasty thing do you "a,
about them when running 10 catch car
Mr.. Moore, the millright superintend
ent of the Peninsula mill, was yisilo
for few days last week, lie has beel
in California for the past six months,
Nate Peters is now working in town
, having to give up shingle weaving ol
account of his health. lie will pei
manently settle in the city with his viii
: some time this week.
The Portsmouth school starts in with
larger number OF pupils this term tina
.,yer. The children seem enthusiast
because the long vacation term IS ende
and are willing 10 make up for lost time
Mrs. Sigman was visitor for conpl
,, of days at the home Of her aunt, Mr.
Dickson. Mrs. Signan's home is i
Hoquiam, where her husband is forema
! in the construction Of a mill.
The shingle mill strike Is still on
, The men remain firm ia thsir convictiO
that they will eventually win out. The
are supported by the Federated Trade
,, Council. OF Portland. The mill is a
present running with few hon-unio
men.
The Park was treated TO a funn
/, episode last week. Willie Samuels, wh'
his mother says, is only a baby, " stand
; somewhere about six feet. Willie got h
months pay from the mill where he ha
worked, and determined that now {
never was the time 10 live" He wei
I over TO town and had good time for
] couple Of days and, awful TO say, night
1 The police we're notified and detective
y given clues and photos, in case the
e found his body where some cruel mu
v derer and robber had left IL; but Il
c Portland police were OF no avail, the Ia
r had his fun out, and, when tired, can
home a little the worse for wear.