St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-01
Some More Stuff
Getting ccolcf nov

Ce,,ing ccolcf now.
Ms,lv u will rain later IN the ycaf.
4 pleasant little shower Sunds, after.
noon
smoke q ~ Johns cigar best toy cigar
on the mafkci--thc White Crow
Jersey strcct looks pretty nicely,
doesn't ~
~. Johns is having a largc number "
visitors every day.
!. ". stockton and family started fct
the hop fields last TUESDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. !. +. Wrinkle aud family
have returned from Long Beach.
I, is strongly nmorrd that large
packing house Is to locate IN ~. Johns
There is one thing about {. u. Ed.
Warls that hc never luscs-thats his
smile.
Born, 60 MIR. and Mrs. q. W. Notcu,
wednesday. August 10, a Son And 50
We grow.
Edgar Williams. oi Wisconsin. Is guest
of his sister, Mrs. ". n. Bclchcr. ut
John street.
Latest reports from the jap.Russ scat
of peace Indicate that the war is not vet
assurcdly settled.
Before gong out to special sales come
to- the ST. Johns Bazar aud get some of
our regular prices.
II is worth q trip to the waterfront any
time To see the way lumber is handled at
the big mills there.
The river is getting lower every day,
a lteV 4 t.aaf xtt1
I've too low for the largest ships To-
navigate.
The young people Of the Evangelical
church will hold their regular business
meeting tonight at the parsonage.
Everyone is invited.
Mrs. Icnnie V. Nelson, mother Of I'D
l.. stockton. went To- Sea View Wcdncs-
day fer few days outing. She will visit
her daughter, Lonise.
Moses Tufts has been very busy the
past week bookkeeping for the st. Johns
Lumber Company, getting them IN
proper shape for the new firm.
The monthly business meeting aud
social of the X. l.. Z. u. will be held ut
the parsonage this evening. All OF the
members are requested Ia bc present.
We have positive information regard
ing matters of great importance to st.
lohns-but are not now at liberty to give
the facts. st. Johns will he all right.
In W. N. Kings window paschal Hill
is showing twig ~ inches long from u
Hungarian plnm tree. On II arr ~
plums-and the weight is ia pounds.
Miss Elya ilurlburt, OF 81. Johns, Is u
contestant IN the Journals list OF hustlrrs
for the Hawaiian trip. Sunday Miss
Iiurlbuft had about u dozen hundred
votes.
General n. II. CompSon, wcll.known
To- many older residents, died yesterday
IN Portland. lie was highly esteemed
over the statc-and had gallant war
record.
Mrs. T.. Il. McNickcr aud her three
daughters will 40 to Dayton Saturday 10
spend two or three weeks. Miss Lillian
expects To go from there 10 Dallas To
attend college,
The subject at the Evangelical church
next Sunday morning II Supreme
Love-" aud for the evening, Peter
Delivered from Prison" Come aud hear
the subjects discussed.
A. y. Wilson. the Tacoma street
icwclcr, II entertaining his brother,
Professor II. u. Wilson, principal oi the
Me Minnville schools, who, with his
wife. arrived here early this week.
Last Sunday Judge ]. W. Hanks enter.
tanned John =. Walker, prominent
stockbuyer oi Mason City, Missouri. The
two had not met for several years-and
the Judge lalso from Missouri) showed
him"
4. NJ. whiting. of Wallsburg. Utah,
aud -. {. Harmon, of Ako, Idaho, were
guests Of Mrs. Y. Peterson. Park avenue,
last week. The visitors were Mormon
elders and were Ia attendance al the big
meet in Portland.
Messrs. Perkins, Black aud Robbins
finished their work on the Thorndyke
house "Wednesday morning. II will bc
hard Ia find three better all-round ear
penlers than these three men, Their
work speaks for itself,
Mr.. A. 4. Macy aud family, irienda OF
Rev. McNickeT, who were camping near
the Evangelical church and attending
the fair, returned to their home IN
yamhill county Thursday. Palmer Me
Wicker accompanied them.
In. Miller and wife, of Alma Center,
Wisconsin, are visiting MIR, Miller's
niece, Mrs. W. NJ. Edmondson, Mr..
Miller is ia the banking business. lie
will remain here few weeks, as he Is
much pleased with the community.
Ifyou haven't done so already il will
please YOU when Ia Portland to try
"meai without meat" at the Vegetarian
Cafe, los Sixth street, Delicacies are so
deity served that even meat-eateT il
surprised and his palate pleased. Low
prices.
As George, the eight-year-old sou of
&c. T.. RoyeT, was climbing fence Mon
day morning he met with painful acci'
dent by falling and breaking the right
forearm. Dr. ROssiter reduced the
fracture and the boy is now getting
along nicely.
Jnhn Nolan, who used la own property
in IT. Johns, was in the city ON Wednes-
day. lie now lives in Brush Prairie,
where he has a dozen acres of good land,
and he declares that he can make a good
living from a very small acreage in that
fertile district
Mrs. Sarah A. Kemp has been enter
tanning her sister Miss Mary T.. DObyns,
of Oskaloosa, Iowa. The two have not
met for eleven years and the visit was a
pleasant one Miss Dobyns has returned
to her home, where she is a teacher in
the high school.
Miss Rose Morgan, Of Cascade, Wis
consin, after spending three weeks as
guest OF her cousin, Mrs, Roger has
returned 10 her home. Miss Morgan was
very iayorably impressed with Oregon,
and is planning To return and take up
her profession Of teaching here.
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