St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-02-03
Iim Riprs IS confined 10 Dds home

Mrs. Walker is perfecting plans
for a new house.
The Portland Pharmacy has IN
stalled = new telephone IN their
store.
l. q. Williams and family have
moved from iGoI Olin street to East
Portland.
Mrs. G.. G.. Foster, who has been
in for the past week, has now re
covered.
Mrs. Martin Brenncr is III oi
diphthcria at her home. 7A9 Daw-
son street.
4 son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Scolicld
has the grip, with symptoms OF
pneumonia.
MIR Mckay. Of Elgin, n. y, is
stopping with his son, l.. Mckay,
61s Syracuse street.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. II. Glass have
both been quite III Of the grip, but
are now convalcsccnl.
MIR IIoguc. Of Surnysidc, has the
contract for timing the Gray
house, ON Dawson street.
NJ. 4. Smith, Of Hlalock, was at
the Park this week looking up prop
crly with q view of investing.
Two strangers were At the Park
this week investigating the lcasibil
ily Of opening notion store.
Harry HYDE. of Baker City, j.
visiting at the residence Of Mrs.
Mary Willard, S7O Syracuse street
Mrs. Belle Nash and family have
moved from i62s Olin street To-
their new home, l77o Courtney
street.
Mrs. NJ. {. Aihcy. of 6SS Syra
cusc street. has bccn quite III lot lhc
past few day, from an attack oi the
grip.
T.. !. Cameron Is making cNtcn-
sivc Improvements tu his house on
Mckcnna avenue aud Willamette
boulevard.
Roy f.. Game is suffering from
an attack oi appendicitis. and will
bc taken Ia a hospital to undergo an
operation.
NJ Ruitcr moved this week
from Willamette boulevard aud
Portsmouth Ave. To his new home
~ Princeton street and Mckcnna
avenue.
Frank A,ward, formerly manager
oi the Shanniku Bend stage line,
has leased house At the Park ior
q year and will bring his family here
lo live.
Mir Wing and family, of Port
land. have moved into the Tate
house. ON Dawson street Mr. Wing |
!, employed At Peninsula Lmnhcr
Mill,
Mrs. Viola Calllmurc has g.
turned from Tacoma. where She ha,
hrrn absent ior the past two months,
nursing . son through a severe at
tack ol typhoid fever
DR.. {. {. Chick. who conlcm
plated returning "a the old home
stead in Michigan. has changed his
mind and will remain at Portsmouth
permanently with his family
Ray llaldcrman, IN, wcll-kuoWn
and popular lcltcr-carri,r At the
Park station. has bought ioo feet
square on Haven street with an cNr
to a home some time in the future !
Mrs, Henrietta STRAIN, aged
tS years, died OF diphlhcria Tue,
day, January IS. a. the residence oi
her daughter, Mrs. 4 A. Pratt, Us
Vale street The inlcumcut looh
place at Forest Grove.
During the vacation this week the
Portsmouth school house was thor
Iughll iumigated. This was rem
lered necessary from the fact thai n
me of the young ladiy teacher, ii
ioarded At the house of Mrs Martin N
ircnncr, who is III of diphthcria. &
The Peninsula Lumber Co {, q
a naptha launch, TO he used d
IN the river in pursuance ot ,hcil =
BUSINESS. She will be speedy and N
5 expected to make IS knots an +"
Iour The boat will he launched %
onie time next week. p
John G.. Kidd. Who has been in Al
he employ of the !. X. Gill Go. fo IN,
he past five years, has accepted a n
ositlon with Payot. Upham a Co, n
1 san Francisco, and lett with his e.,
lmily Monday evening Tor Oak
'nd, Cal, where he viii make his III
lture home pl
The Standard oil Company is i'm /
falling a pump at their tanks ior a
le purpose of loading ears and ~
pats, In ordinary weather the oil
sufficiently mobile 20 hc handled "
.om the hillside without the aid of Is
pump. But during cold weather ol
is very heavy and needs propul Al ~
ON.
The Columbia University hase- ~,
II club and the University Park ol
ib will play their first game Of the ns