St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-06-30
Our Local Grist
Schools are now out.

There should now be plenty OF
kids to run errands--and bring in
the wood for mother.
Miss Elmince Morgan, of May
vile, Oregon, spent Sunday with
her aunt, Mrs. l.. l.. York.
Miss Clara Beller, who has been
with THE REVIEW, left on Monday
for her new position at Ilwaco.
Born, in Saint Johns, Saturday,
June "a, a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Lindley. And so we
grow.
On Tuesday Mrs. Richard Shep-
herd entertained Miss Marian
Quigley, of Grand Rapids, Mich
igan, and Miss Dorenbeck, Of
Portland.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist
church met with Mrs. J. II. Mills
Wednesday afternoon. A ten-cent
tea was served.
Mrs. Wicker, of Kalama, Wash
ington, spent Sunday with her
husband, l.. +. Wicker, of the firm
of Wicker & Blackburn.
N. II. Suilter, carpenter and
contractor, has purchased a horse
and lumber wagon and proposes to
do his own hauling after this date.
w. 5. Kyler, who lives in the
boat house by the ferry, has been
sick with pneumonia for several
days. His condition is not serious
as yet.
J. w. Logan and family were
down from Portland to spend
Sunday with Mrs. Nora McCann.
Mrs. Logan is daughter of Mrs.
Mccain.
One of the teachers re-engaged
for the coming year in this city has
secured another job. This will
make one additional new teacher TO
be secured.
G. w. Newbury, Of Portland.
was visiting Mrs. Edward Cole OH
Sunday. Mr.. Newbury is an
electrician and is a son-in-law Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole.
A tracer sent out for the new
pressed-brick machine has chased
Il to this side of Chicago-at last
reports. Still, Chicago is quite
spell from Saint Johns.
S.. Cook, Of Kalama, Washing
ton. who owns some realty in Saint
Johns, was in this city the latter
part of the week. He contcmplates
moving here very soon.
Miss flossie Ogden recently won
a pretty little enamcllcd chatclainc
watch in an advertising contest.
This is a good ad for the excellence
Of the Sain, Johns children.
The people along the water from,
are glad that the Torpedo boat
Destroyer Is gone--as II made such
big waves that il endangered the
RATS along the river and tore things
up generally.
County Assessor aud Mrs. Down.
ing, Of cowlts county. Washington.
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Blackburn last week. While
here Mr.. Downing invested in two
lots in north Saint Johns.
Mrs. 4. Peterson, Of Park
avenue. on Friday entertained her
friend. Mrs. Lindquist. Of Portland.
Also Elder George Jenkins. Of the
Mormon church. accompanied by
three sisters from Provo, Utah.
Mrs. John Brag. of Downs.
Kansas, is guest OF her brother-c.
l.. Clark and family. With Mrs.
Brag came her two daughters. Mr..
Clark escorted his family to Port
land Monday evening to attend a
New England Society meeting.
Last week some one stole the
boat belonging to Peter Burdene.
Mr., Burdene's brother, John. is
at the government moor
lngs. Mr.. Caples, also. had his
boat stolen the same week. Such
things are getting to be nuisance.
Professor ]. Teuscher, junior,
who has had charge OF the schools
N Saint Johns the past year, left
Ior his Portland home ON Friday
afternoon. He will now commence .
he practice of law-at which he is ,
10 noyice, he having been admitted /
o the bar several years ago.
Mrs. Samantha Clearwater. a
'rominent woman OF Hillsboro. i~ !
'isiting J. W. Caples. of Saint
ohns, She is very much surprised
md pleased to see how Saint Johns
las grown and improved in short
ime, Mrs. Clearwater is thinking '
1 investing in property here. !
What might have been serious :
natter last Friday resulted mostly
. wind. An out-of -towner came :,
ere to collect a bill from one Of a
ur merchants-and the business !.
IAN didn't seem To be anxious to <
sttle. There were loud words-a =,
il OF gun-play-but. aside from =
9th men being badly scared. there a,
asn't much to il. -