St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-06-30
Our Local Crist

its annual coat Of paint greatly :
its benefit
NJ. A. Gee has commenced &
build a house on Ivanhoc street II
north Saint Johns
Mrs ]. X. Johnson and son
Harold, are riisticating with tn
throng at the seaside.
Born, on Thursday, June 7o,
son TO Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Arvid
son. And so we grow.
Bread SC per loaf 6 loaves 75c.
as tickets for 81 at the ST. John
Bakery.
The Methodist Sunday schoo
went to the city park in Portland
yesterday and enjoyed a picnic.
Wanted: At once, a woman
nurse to nurse pneumonia patient
w. S. Kyler, next to the ferry.
G.. Il. Taylor, who came here
about a year ago from Hepner,
Oregon, is building a nice house on
the Willamette boulevard.
The Misses Helen and Louise
Urquhart, of Chehalis, Washington,
have been visiting their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Manning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Creenwald,
who have been visiting Mrs. Green
wald's parents at Yacalt, Washing
ton, will return the last of the
week.
w. II. Hadden, lately Of Cor
wallis, who has just completed
house for Mrs. Hinley, Of Point
View, Is building a house near
Northern Hill station.
Carl Nelson is doing some good
work for THE REvfEw--both in
Saint Johns and Portsmouth. He
Is authorized TO secure business and
ncws-and is reliable.
Mrs. c. S. Thompson's brother
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. ]. c.
Spaulding. Of Syden, Washington.
are visiting them. They expect to
stay about two weeks.
A. Il. Straight, lately Of Pendle-
ton. has sold his house and lot to
Perry Miller aud expects to leave
for his ranch in Douglas county
within the next ten days.
J. G. Dickcrson, of the National
Mastic Roofing Company. was a
caller at Tng REvIRw printery OH
Mr.. Dickcrson Is doing
deal Of preserving large roofs
md keeping busy.
Services will he held at the
regular hours at the Evangelical
church next Sunday. The pastor
will preach In the morning upon
Ambassadors for Jesus" Professor
A. i. Bittner. Of East Portland,
will preach at eight in the evening.
All are invited To these services.
y. J. Peterson found a case Of
restitution last Monday and started
subscription paper. II required
mt a little time 10 secure nearly
IIs for the relief of Mrs. Jack
doore-and the work of Mr..
'eterson was surely well done.
Mrs. Moore aud children were in
want.
W. 5. Hadley. connected in
financial way with the Citizens
'tate Bank, Of Wichita. Kansas,
vas in this city yesterday-and
vas entertained by n. 4. Noren.
ir. Hadley is becoming interested
q Oregon property and Mr.. Noren |
very anxious 10 have him interest Z
imseli in this community. !,
{. o, Churchill has given up his !
'b at the veneer plant after :,
iree- years stay there-and has :,
.cnred a position at similar =
at cedro- Wooley, Wash :
'gton. This removal will be much =
IL in the NJ, w. A. band as Mr..
hurchlll was AN important factor.
he best wishes of many will go
ith the family. II
Mrs. Harry Hemlow, of Van Y
aver, Il. c., is visiting her - -
other and sister-Mrs. Nancy and :. "
iss Il. Caples. Mrs. Hemlow is :. !"
her way home from Los Angeles, :. =,
where she has been =. ~
ending the winter Mr.. Hemiow "
manager of all the electric lines
Vancouver, Mrs. Hemlow is
lighted with the improvements
nc since last winter L,
Why paint the sides aud not the :. 10
'f' The root gets the rain and VI m
sun let us paint il. Moe & =.
'rk, the Elastic" painters, va
mt Johns.
Rev. {. III. Campbell, of the
thodist church, brought to THE ie'
viRw office on Wednesday a
nple OF his fine Bing cherries, no
ich APPEAR to be cross between hil
Royal Anne and the Black
publlcans, On a branch IL
hes long were 81 cherries all of sPl
rmous size--while Mr., Campbell No
les that ON one twig six inches
Z he counted ~ cherries. His rea