St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
PORTSMOUTH and UNIVERSITY

Mrs. J. ID. Nash is recovering from a
badly sprained ankle.
II lizard is building a linc residence in
University Park iot his own occupancy.
Mrs. Grove is jus, recovering from a
severe illness. Dr. -. u. Webster
attended her.
MIR. Nessley has built fine residence
Just below Miss Eas,man's cory home
on Fisk street.
Jacobson X Babe have added another
plumber to their shop in University Park
}. II. Temple.
Harry Rand, wife and baby. together
with young Clelland, have left tor a
sojourn at Newport.
Mrs. Bender has been visiting her
son 5 wife, who has been III at ST. Johns.
but Is convalescent now.
Mrs. Benstein, of Vanderbilt avenue.
and her two sisters are home again after
enjoying weeks visit at Seaside.
Miss Ray Gibbs, from Colorado. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Gibbs. and her
aunt, Mrs. Lee Commons, on McKeuua
avenue.
Mrs. NJ. Wright, Mrs. Belle Nash, and
Mrs. Miller aud family are visiting in
Douglas county, but intend returning to
University Park.
Mr.. Hollister and wife left Monday
for Minneapolis, their old home, but
they intend returning to University
Park, where they have property.
Mrs. Morrell has vacated the house OH
Druid street aud has moved her family
to Lents (having moved bought property
there) and is located permanently.
DIR. Villa Allen, who was formerly a
resident in University Park has returned
to her home in Forest Grove, after a
pleasant visit to her friends and at the
tair.
Garrett Lyons is visiting his brother,
Sherman Lyons, and his wife, of Univer.
sity Park. lie likes the Park so far, but
intends to see IT thoroughly before going
home.
.. X. Osheli and ]. oshell, who have
been visiting their sister, Mrs. $. 1.
GRAY. returned home Friday to Rosebud,
Pennsylvania. They greatly admired
the fair.
Miss Riggs and her friend, Miss
Poisson, two young ladies from Kansas
City, are visiting their cousin, ]. ID.
Nash. They like the place very much
and will return later.
Mrs. DIR. vanscoy, formerly resident
OF University Park, now Of Eugene, Is
visiting her sister, Miss Eastman, ON
Fisk street. Miss Eastman has a nice
and iiourishing chicken ranch.
Ms NF,tt,.,., n..s..,.. a..I L..
have been visiting his sister, Mrs. Stevens,
OF 1896 Fisk street, returned home last
Wednesday by way of Canada. lie thinks
University Park a remarkably pretty
place.
Miss Lizzie Milasky, a resident OF
Pcndleton, paid her old friend, Mrs. NJ.
Brcnner, Of Dawson street, q flying visit
last week. She Is taking In Seattle. the
Beach and the fair. She will return To
inspect the Park.
Mrs. G.. A. Harrison. from Kansas. "
visiting her daughter aud grandchild,
Mrs. II. Coleman, on Portsmouth avenue.
She Is 10 much pleased with the whole
environs that she expects TO make her
home among Us.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Stevens, OF 1896 Pisk
sUcct, " rtloiciHk oNtt tue bittn ot utt
third grandchild. Her daughter. Mrs.
Gregory. who paid her S.nionths' visit
las, year is the happy mother OF fine
son. She looks for them on visit
shortly.
Mrs. y. Wolfram, from san Francisco.
who has spent nearly all her time at the
lair, where Mr.. Wolfram has an exhibit
in the agricultural building, returned
home Thursday. She thinks Portland
hne city and takes away kind memories
Di the people she has met.
Young Herbert Witten. who was aeci.
ientaliy shot near Trout Lake Sundays
was buried Tuesday at 9 o'clock a. M,
In Love cemetery, Columbia Slough,
rom the home Of his parents ON Ports.
mouth avenue. Being an only son makes
his death particularly sad aud much
is felt for his parents. His age
was fifteen year.
Emma, the little daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. ]. ID. Nash. celebrated her eighth
anniversary last week Tuesday.
Her guests were Grace and Nellie Ellis,
Beryl Wilson, Francis Paine and Eleanor
Ackerman. There was an abundance of
ice cream and watermelons, and Mrs.
Nash had picked a big basket OF fine
peaches off her orchard at ST, Iohns for