St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-21
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i Potter & Goold this week show new
n; F. Noren has a 4 change Ooi > sd, ,tht
week. Look It over. '~''''''
Miss Daisy Henderson, OF Denver
Colorado, is visiting Miss Lena Parker
Miss Beatrice Leisure, who has been III
for the past week, Is improving slowly
O. Hamilton, of Mount Hope, Kansas
has been visiting his half brother, II. p
Williams.
Send out Keep Your Eye on St
Johns" You may be able to bring q
new resident.
Robert Smith, Of Portland, Is pushing
work on the public dock at the foot oi
Richmond street.
A Free Methodist prayer-meeting was
held Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Rev. J. c. Allen.
There was a nicely attended social a,
Bickner's hall last Tuesday evening,
given by the Artisans.
Peters Fall" will be the subject q,
the Evangelical church next Sunday
morning at eleven O'Clock.
Mrs. Margrett Morgan, mother of Mrs.
]. Il. Grow. who has been on the sick list
for the last few days, is getting better.
Mrs. l.. c. McKeon, who has been
somewhat under the weather for the past
two weeks, Is now able to be out and
about.
Nickei.p,ated tea-kettle ooc. At The
BazsV.
The Acme Lumber Company talks In a
straightforward way about the grades OF
lumber they have on hand In new ad
in this issue.
Miss Bessie Matson, of Montague,
Michigan. was guest last week Of her old
school-friend, W. s. Calkins, Of Bur-
lington street.
W. NJ. G alton has moved his family
down from Carson, Washington, and Is
now a resident OF st. Johns. lie lives In
the Stewart precinct.
The Eastern Quitting Company comes
out this week with handsome change
of ad. Il will pay our readers to invcsti.
gate this proposition.
The business card Of Carpenter &
Dolbow will be found In our columns this
week. The firm Is making a splendid
record for fine work.
| A daughter was born on Saturday, Juiy
IS, to Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Hoffman. And
so we grow. Mrs. Hoffman Is at the
home Of DIR. and Mrs. W. W. Hicks.
Three Of the six big steel tanks. each
Of 6s 900 gallons capacity. are completed
at the Steel ship-building yards. The O.
r. x ". will use them for water tanks.
The best singing that has ever been
rendered In 81. Johns can be heard by
attending the morning services at the
Methodist church. Don't fail 10 hear II.
Fine granite and nickel ware Ise up.
AZ The Bazar.
Mrs. Horace Clark and Misses Myrta
aud Edith Clark. from New Yotk. are
visiting their sister. Mrs. John Bcntzien
In University Park. Miss Myrtle Clark
is a teacher In New York City.
Henry Thurman, general merchandise,
at University Park. and Frank Sigsbee.
ON his two story home at Mount Tabor.
have Just had two big roofs painted by
Moe x Clark with their 6re. proof paint.
Muck x Dccric have opened their
large double brick store ON the corner
and are now ready for business In the
grocery line. They promise 10 cut down
your grocery bills. Read their new ad.
Rev. John Bentrien will preach Sunday
morning at eleven at the baptist services
In the Adventist church. A constitution
and bylaws will bc adopted and officers
will lie elected for the newly organized
church.
{. s. Neiman. OF Upton. Iowa. sur.
prised the family OF ]. Y. Williamson q
lew days ago by dropping unexpectedly
In upon them. lie came to see the fair
and could not resist the opportunity OF
visiting his old.time acquaintances.
Cakes filled with fruit for Isc. Nut
cakes Isc. All kinds OF cakes aud fruit
cakes and fruit rolls at the Saint Johns
Bakery,
A very interesting service will be held
at the Methodist church Sunday evening,
July ~, at eight. conducted by the Y. w.
{. A.. OF Portland. Every woman In 81.
Johns Is cordially invited to be present
as this is to be for women only. DO not
miss u.
washtubs from ssc mp at 81. Johns
Bazar.
| There Is case Of frequent dog beating
In town which, u continued, will bring
trouble upon the owners. II 10 the
custom OF the owners Of the poor dog 10
chain and then beat the poor animal till
his pitiful howls disturb nearby dwellers.
II Is surely case for the authorities.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3. calkins are enter
tanning at the Burlington street home
Miss Matte Lee. of Psyette, Iowa, who
is sister of Mrs. calkins; DIR. X. ].
Calkins, of Prosser, Washington, brother
OF Mr.. Calkins, and DIR. and Mrs. Will
Hunt, of Hoquain, Washington. Mrs.
Hunt Is a sister Of Mr.. Calkins.
Mrs. T. ID. Lewis aud daughter, Myra.
as we'll as her daughter, Mrs. Leona
bradford, have been visiting former &C
auaintances at Portsmouth. All are we'll
known in Saint Johns. Mrs. Bradford
returns this week TO her home in Chatta-
nooga, Tennessee, while the remaining
couple 20 to berkeley, California.
| The town Of Gervais has by ordinance
abolished thistles. That makes Us
wonder IL MIR, Theophilis Thistle, the
thistle sitter, has sieve OF unsifted
thistles, how long will II take Mr..
Theophilis Thistle, the thistle sitter, 70
kill all the thisties growing about St.
Johnsi Who can say this rapidly and
accurately
Bread, SC per loaf; ioaves for ssc; or
as bread tickets for 81 90 at the Saint
Johns Bakery.
| The Baptists held an open air meeting
Tuesday night at ST. Johns Heights.
Rev. BledsOe delivered an interesting
address and Mr.. Hart sang and played
his guitar. Rev. Hynen, who has been
conducting evangelistic meetings in the
middle west for the past eight weeks. also
was present. He will speak tonight
friday at AN open-air meeting close TO