St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-05-19
LOCAL and CITY NOTES

was guest Vi TeldtlNeo Hcic vi cuh
: day.
+. M. Allen left on Tuesday for
voyage of discovery into Wash
ington.
Workmen are grading the county
road between John and Burlington
streets.
Taxes in Saint Johns are low
and that is point Of advantage in
locating here.
Mrs. p. T. Smith, of Piedmont,
was in town on Sunday, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Knight.
The front OF the room for the
new drug store is now in place
and shelving is being rapidly
arranged.
1t may have been noticed that
the plastering on Cochran's new
block is about as fine as plastering
can be done.
Joseph Davis has moved into his
new home on Fillmore STREET, and
has very satisfied look on his face
in consequence.
Arthur Spencer is threatened
with blood poisoning from the
wound in his hand. He is surely
playing in hard luck.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Har-
ney, corner Of Hayes and Chicago
streets, Thursday, May II, a
daughter. And so we growl
Although it never thunders In
Oregon" couple Of rumbles were
heard Tuesday morning while the
pleasant shower was in progress.
Mrs. Malinda Frasier and daugh-
ter Of Fulda, Wash, arrived in the
city Saturday, for an extended visit
with the formers sister, Mrs. z.
NJ. knight.
A large sign between here and
Portland advertises specially pre-
paired paint" II Is to be hoped
that fair shair Of the trade will |
be CARED for.
Mrs. Gertrude Hammond. Of
Greeley, Colorado, was in town on
Tuesday-guest Of l.. S. Stockton.
The two had not met for near a
score Of years.
]. {. Crome, founder Of THE
REVIEW. has gone upon a fishing
trip. He expected to be absent
about ten days, but all depends
upon the luck.
Mrs. w. II. Burns. OF Ashland,
Oregon, has been in town this week
upon business relating to her late
husband. She has been the guest
of Mrs. w. W. Hicks.
As those totem poles at the expo.
'ition cost q large sum to gather
md bring here Il is odd that OH
newspaper man has declared that il
was expensive to tote 'em.
An ad for the "cozy Restaurant"
appears this week in our columns.
Mrs. Shields is making success Of a
Ter venture - and has already
ecured a pleasing patronage. !
Misses Lillian and Bessie Me. I,
Ticker, who have been teaching 81
chool in Washington county, re. -
urned TO their home in Saint Johns n
n Saturday last-their school term Il
Iaving ended. 4
Already the list Of subscribers 10 a
'HR RsviRw is on the gain-and "
, but short time our list will be IN
ouble that Of two weeks ago. We "'
itend to have Il a visitor in every III
'mily on the peninsula. in
II is difficult task to get out as
,adable paper under the conditions ii
Sisting in THR REVIEW Office this
eek. II requires some time to ~ ~
rcome acquainted and present la
ort'comings should be overlooked. ~
II will please the new manage. ali
ent II ev-ry reader will show this IN
'py OF THE REVIEW to his neigh.
" and urge him to subscribe. 81 80
very issue Of the paper will be sp,
tier than that Of the previous en-
rex. OF
Wild Strawberries are now get.
" the worst of il, Fields are ass
III hlled with the children, and ter
Sunday there were many parties hs, ,s,
I from Portland. The wild berry the
5 favor which many of its tame one
sthren would do we'll to emulate. , sas
W. III, Moxon has sold one of I
residences-the one corner of bah
IN and Leonard streets-to Mrs. So,
A. 10y r. A. Shepard is now q,
the house-but, as Mrs. Of
y desires to move in, il means a sire
c tent life for Richard unless X
can find new home. S ss.,
I there is any one in ST. Johns pro,
o wishes employment in doing sha, ln.
jobs, We believe he can pick up r
ny an easy dollar. There are pro,
ny among our newcomers who the
it wood split. grass cut. grading nn,; un.
'e. and many other things that
J would willingly pay a man
d wages. -
petition has been circulated M