St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-07
Our Local Grist

X. &. Huflbuff. who has teen
dangerously afflicted, is nov more
comfortable.
It's a long lived man who can
outlive a coat oi Moe n Clark :
"Elastic" ooipain,
Every house being built In Sain,
Johns adds TO the value aud
strength Of the city.
Louise Nelson. sister of Can
Nelson. will 20 10 the ooas, next
week with Portland friends TO stay
two months.
W. X. Kilgore, OF Brownsville,
is visiting his daughter Mrs.
Atwood, OF University. lie will
remain two or three weeks.
Miss Cora Dingle. OF Dayton. Is
visiting her aunt and uncle, Rev.
and Mrs. l.. l.. McVicker. She
expects to remain about month.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ID. Caskell and
daughter, Maud, from near La
Crande, arrived on Saturday last
to visit Mrs. Sarah Kemp and to
enjoy the fair.
S. Davidson shipped a couple
of cars of four-foot wood last
Sunday to NJ. l.. Holbrook at his
Portland residence. Mr.. Davidson
is handling lot of fine wood.
Miss Viola peddicord, neice OF
w. J. Peddicord, has been engaged
by the school board to fill the
position deserted by Miss Schives-
who has secured job in a Portland
school.
The subject next Sunday at the
Evangelical church will be "A
Conscience Void of Offense." In
the evening, Those Who Honor
God Will be Honored by Him."
All are welcome.
A wise man knows that dollars
worth OF Moe Il Clark's Elastic"
roof-paint saves $40 in shingle
wear. See the ad.
Miss Mamie Coffey resigned her
,osition OH the Journal staff last
saturday and returned to her home
n Astoria. She is succeeded by
Miss Clara Beller, OF Saint Johns.
-llwaco Journal.
Mrs. Sarah Peterson, OF Platts-
mouth, Nebraska, is guest OF her
laughter, Mrs. +. A. Smith. Mrs.
'mith is also entertaining her
ister, Miss Lillian Peterson, OF
iarshheld, Oregon.
Four sealed bids for the construc-
on Of the new schoolhouse were
rccived by the school board last
Wednesday. Until the issue OF the
10000 bonds, however, the bids
ill not be made public.
The arrival Of a big barge OF
ood caused the excelsior people
work big gang las; Sunday to
Il the stock unloaded. II is very
'ldom that steam is on at that
ACE on the seventh day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Blackburn,
gether with the junior member OF
&C furniture firm OF Blackburn *
'icker, Mr.. Wicker, spent the
ourth at kalama at the home Of
C latter. The party returned to
lint Johns on Wednesday.
Edward Noren, of Lebanon,
Iegon, was guest OF his mother,
rs. Frank Peterson, OF Park
'enue, over the Fourth. With
Z. Noren were his wife and four
lldren For a few days Mrs.
'terson's family numbered eleven.
One poor solitary individual was
'ked in the cooler Saturday night
being drunk and disorderly.
dge Hanks came down to the
ice Sunday morning aud arrange
'nts were made TO liberate the
IN SO that he could earn money
pay his fine.
A root painted with Moe &
irk's Elastic roof paint sheds
arks as a duck sheds water. No
niger when Moe and Clark paint
ir root. See their ad.
Rev. Upshaw will deliver the
ond OF the series of sermons in
Congregational tabernacle next =
nday, Subject Tor morning uDl
] be Man" in ths evening Isl n
] be Weighed in the Balances +"
nday school ten a. M, Rev.
tch, superintendent.
The dance given last SATURDAY.
ming in Bickner's hall for the
eht OF the treasury of the Civic l.
provement League was not the
'ncial success hoped for. The
SIC was pleasing aud those pres.
had most enjoyable time. But
'as cash the League was after.
: IL. Hanks, son of ]. w.
iks, city recorder of Saint
rs, is building a nice little
age in North Saint Johns. The
SC will have five rooms and
mands hne river view. Mr.
ks lately sold his large house in
Park to Frank Sigsby, OF
mt Tabor.
rs. ]. ii. Crook last week
rtained her aunt, Mrs. Minnie
Word, and her cousin N;ss