St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-03-03
The Rev. Naugel was in evidence

DIR. Thornton'S new home on
Fisk street is very nearly complied.
Mrs. Jennison has moved into one
of Mrs. Garys residences on Olin
street.
Geo. Hemstock is having very
attractive sign painted on his show
windows.
Mrs. Ward Of Eugene, has been
visiting Mrs, Schumacher the past
week.
M. o. Faux, of the firm Of
Faulk and Merrill, is gradually i'm
proving from his attack of the grip.
G. A. Ross, has opened a shoe
repairing shop on Portsmouth ave-
nue. in the Artisan Temple Building.
Old Club Hall has now got four
suits Of rooms filled with house
keepers, Things are taking on a
lively air around there now.
Rev. i. +. Phelon delivered a
mastery and eloquent discourse on
Sunday In the Holy Cross church.
The reverend orator kept his hear
ers spell bound.
A. A. Bridges. brother Of NJ. NJ.
Bridges, left last Sunday for Fort
Worth, Texas. his home, after a
long and profitable visit among Ore
gon relatives.
The residence Of Mrs. Starr, on
the boulevard, near Fisk street,
was broken into Monday night.
The cellar door was pried open, but
the robbers could get no iuthcr and
had To satisfy themselves with some
fruit and vegetables.
II IL gratifying TO the people OF
Portsmouth 10 know that after
March Ist the Portsmouth Pharm-
acy will have nigh, clerk This
lively enterprise has made q
wonderful growth. and the mana.
yer IL 10 he praised for his efforts To
please his patrons.
The shingie mill has changed its
name. II will be known hereafter
as the University Lumber Shin.
glc Co. Mr.. Olson has resigned,
Mr.. cronan paying him $40, 600 for
his share, II has now force oi
over twenty men and, Il Is said,
runs In FIRST class shape. Mr. Van
Ness Is still In charge.
Mrs. Pritchard. Of Portsmouth. is
going TO have six lots cleared and
planted with all kinds Of roses,
When one thinks Of the imp r,ancc
Of this act, they do not wonder
Portland Is the ''city Of roses
II more of us would follow Mrs.
Pritchards example, !, would not
only make our homes more bcauti
ful and valuable. but our lives
brighter aud happier.
Some weeks ago workmen
dredging for the Union oil COM
pany at the foot oi Portsmouth
avenue uncarthcd tusk much re-
sembling that of mammoth,
Prof. Long classified !, as such aud
has a specimen of Il, II is quite
mystery how Il got there ~ Il is
not known To have been the haunts
Of the mighty mammoth Nature
has more secrets and mysteries
than any human mind can grasp,
At the 1890 services next sun
day in the Holy Cross church,
there will be the blessing Of the
stations. A discourse explain
ing the origin and the practices
of the devotion Ia the Catholic
church will be given at 7-Io IN
the evening. Lenien services will
be held. Rev, J 4. Thilman, the
pastor, will secure good speaker
for every Sunday during the lenten
period. when the mys,ry Of the Cru
cihxion will be studied, An are cor
daily invited To attend,
With all the preparation for po-
lice protection in the city, would II
not he good thing to have blue
coated officer Of the law visit the
Park once in a whilel There is
no city on earth where the citizens
are taxed for police protection aud |
have 80 little for their money as the |
suburbs Of Portland Robberies
are OF nightly occurrence here at
present, What's the matter oi the
Civic Improvement League getting
the ear OF Chief Hunt and let the |
back yards go for while
Tuesday night two residents of
the Park narrowly escaped with
their lives on the walk up from the
shingle mill A volley of rocks
and other debris was hurled from
the University grounds above by a
party OF young ruihans, presumably
aimed at the sleeping car OF a number
OF japanese labors standing on a
side track below, For nearly five
minutes the bomhardment was
kept up. Had anyone of the
boluders found its mark il would
surely have killed The towards
made hasty retreat when a CRY
for help was raised by the two
citizens.
CARD OF THANKS.