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

ivns'N w. n slowly rcxoycf1ng.
Frank Wright Is visiting HI
mother. Ms. prcsko, of UniytrSit,
Park. on his way to California.
Mrs. Scrra,e, OF University Park
has had her house painted aud /
nov has an attractive appearance
Miss Vera Lyons is at Fores
Grove visiting her young friend
FLORENCE Allen, late of universit,
Park.
Miss +. D. Hems,ock has re
turned TO her home in universi,,
Park, after an extended visit will
her aunt in McMinville.
Mrs. W. Il. Parthcmer, who
until recently, lived four year.
here. is at the Beach with her tw,
boys-Russcll aud Robert.
Mrs. Ferris, of Dwight street,
viii soon. together with her two
daughters, Jennie and Stella. leave
for the mountains for the benefit OF
the formers health.
Mrs. L. ID. Wolfrom. of San
Francisco, is visiting Mrs. NJ.
Brenner, 74o Lawson street, and
will take in the fair. Mr.. Wolfrom
has an exhibit there.
Miss Nash has gone to Newport
on visit to Mrs. w. Il. Parthemer.
Roy Kane has also gone to Newport
by the advice OF his physicians--as
his health is very precarious.
Miss Nydia Spencer, OF McMin-
vile, is visiting her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hemstock, the
popular post master of University
Park. and will take in the fair.
Mrs. Aulfnan, of the confectionery
and notion store, is having a nice
house built on Lawson street, as he
expects his family from Baker City.
They will make their home here.
Thomas Reynolds, sou of MI.
Reynolds, the popular grocer of
Portsmouth. arrived Monday on
the Columbia from California, and
is at his home, i6a7 Portsmouth
avenue. He will reside per-
manently.
Hans Scharowsky and Harry
Coety, who have paid weeks 5
visit to Mrs. NJ. Brenner, Lawson
street, leave OF Tuesday evenings $
train tor their home in San Fran.
cisco. They are much impressed
with the Park.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl G. Hoyt enter
tanned a party of friends at their
home OIL July Fourth. Among the
guests were her aunt. Mrs. John
Bragg and daughters, Of Downs,
Kansas, and Mrs. Drew, of San
Francisco. California.
Mrs. NJ. Brandt, formerly of
Portsmouth avenue. has a nice new
home situated near Columbia
University Of six rooms with cellar,
pantry. closets and modern con.
II Is hard finished and
ready for occupancy. II Is for rent.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McKeon are
Mr.. and Mrs. Izart ut I674
Gloucester street. They come from
Des Moines, Iowa, and are accom-
panied by their sister. Miss Sarah
McKeon. A nephew OF Mrs. Izart.
Vincent Allen. is also visitor and
'omes from California.
The following officers of Marietta
lodge Of Rebekahs were elected at
he last meeting:
Mrs. Belle Nash-Noble Grand. |
Mrs. o. Beaumont Vice Grand.
Mrs. Il. Hemsiock-Secretary.
Mrs. Singer-Past Noble Grand. |
Mrs. ID. J.. Hoyt-Treasurer.
Mr.. Tucker is painting his resi-
ence and is going to put on an
ddition in the shape OF porch.
Alex Olney has now entire charge
{ the lower floor of the shingle
Mill with all its intricate machinism.
Ike Mulden, who moved from
he Park a short time ago, is being
ued by his wife for absolute
ivorce.
Renewed life is being put into the
york of riprapping along the bank.
new crew is at II at salary of
8, so per day.
X. b. Bessen. OF Breckenridge.
prominent real estate dealer. has
cen guest of A. Smith. He con-
emplates locating here.
Mrs. Jenison has house full of
while some Of the other
eighbors who enjoy this vocation
re not quite so fortunate.
James, Ted, Cornelius, Eugene
nd John, the young sons of Mrs.
F. Murphy, went to Seaside on
camping trip last Monday. They
xpect to be gone month.
Harry Bowien and bride are Wis
ing Mr.. Bowlcn's mother. Mrs.
ennie Bowlen Of University Park.
lr. Bowlen is manager of the North
rn Pacific coal Office at Butte, Mont.
lrs. Bowlen was formerly Miss Jes-
e Hickox.
Mrs. S. S. Roberts, who is con-
ucting a fashionable dress making
at 1911 Olin street,
ame to University about year ago
'om San Jose, Cal. She declares
ne is we'll pleased with University
ark. Mrs. Roberts is deserving of
,e patronage OF the residents of the
eninsula.