St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-29
UNIVERSITY and PORTSMOUTH

They say "it is good weather for
ducks"
ID. A. Smith is employed at Faulk &
Merrills now.
John Mckinney is home aga IL from an
extended stay in Walla Walla.
Wallace Tindall and wife retur Ied
Saturday from hoppicking at Green's.
George Muhm is working nights at
the union depot in the baggage depart
ment.
X. A. Kent has moved his family from
Arbor Lodge to 759 Dawson street. He
is mill hand
Things generally are considerably
livelier and "rainyer" now that "our
hoppickers" are back.
Gaiety reigns once more--our schools
opening enrolment being about 3to full.
blood young Americans.
Elbert Hubbard in the "Philistine"
makes people think. Don't forget he
will talk in Portland October s.
Rev. ID. A. Waters will again preside
at the Methodist church, per the desison
| of the recent conference al Salem,
Ray Halderman pleasantly entertained
his uncle, Charles Sumner Halderman,
from Roam, Indiana, last Sunday.
Miss Uquinna Hurley, of Burlington.
Washington, is having happy time
visiting friends and relatives here.
-Four new houses are nearly finished
the owners being +. I. McKenna. Iohn
Dunbar, Otto Shriiko and ]. II. Larson.
Miss Edna Tweedy, of Pendleton. and
Miss Eva Belts, of Pilot Rock, are visit.
ing their relatives here--J. Cy Smith and
family.
Spot" {. 7. Iemmison's splendidiy
marked, full blooded coach dog, was run
over and killed by st. Johns car last
Saturday night.
Two Misses Annie Wiiman. one his
sister, the other his niece, are visiting
Frank Wilman here. Everett, Washing
ton, is their home.
Misses Emma and Ida Peterson, of
Kathlsmct, Washington. are visiting
their sister, Mrs. W. Il. Towne, on
Portsmouth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry. from North
Portland, have bought four lots across
from 5. T.. Sorenson, on Exeter street
where they will live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Il. Calzola are
enjoying a visit with Mrs. Gaszola's
mother, Mrs. Jeanette Perdue. from san
There Is every likelihood that business
here will be wide open on Portland
Day" and visitors will see us Just ~ We
are-in all our working glory.
Mrs. Dexter Field. who has been visit.
ing her daughters, Mrs. A. W. Baglcy
and Mrs. A. {. Fleming, returned TO her
Salem home Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hall, Of stockton,
Missouri. who have been visiting their
son.in.law Mike" iIornbeck and his
family. returned home Monday.
Mrs. Cupid and her daughter, Miss
Jackson, are here from Sumpter for the
latter's health. They are staying with
u. Victor. on Portsmouth avenue.
ID. G.. Howcs aud family have moved
from 500 Dcpauw street 10 the home
formerly occupied by 4. Swan, OH the
Boulevard. across from Hotel Commons.
G. ". Iaercr Is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. q. A. Powell and family, from
Eaglevillc. Missouri. and Mr.. and Mrs.
X, W. Powell. from Hatfield, Missouri,
{, II. Mayo has disposed Of his interest
In Ketchum x Mayo's. better known rs
the Peninsula Feed x Fuel Company, to
II. II. Earle, son.in.law OF Mr.. Ketchum.
Edward Taylor aud family have Jus,
moved here from Omaha, Nebraska, and
are living at i6so Portsmouth avenue.
Mr.. Taylor Is an organizer for the Royal
Arcanums.
Mrs. Adeiia Pedrick. who has been
visiting at the home OF l., G.. Reynolds,
Is now In Vancouver. from where she
expects soon 10 leave for her home In
san Francisco.
Andrew Smith aud his auto made the
26.mile run To iIolbrook last Friday In
ninety minutes and then essayed an
uphill trip TO his timber-the machine
rising about I.2oo feet In two miles
without a mishap.
Mrs. !. Y. Maybach. near Northern
Hill, told your correspondent they have
been reveiing In the luxury Of fine,
luscious Strawberries from their garden
for the past eight weeks, Doesn't your
mouth almost wateri
The Intermediate League sociable a,
the Artisan hall last Friday night was q
success. A pleasant conversational half
hour with candy, Ice cream aud cake was
preceded by a well-rendered program OF
piano music, songs and speaking.
We have acquired two Seattle families
Messrs. Bennett Ball and X. V. Hoyt and
their wives. They own property on
Bowdoin street, near McKenna avenue
and prefer living here 10 taking an
elevator" every time they 20 out IN
| Seattle.
Lovers OF the beautiful cannot pass the
home OF Mrs. T. A. Reynolds, on Ports
mouth avenue, without unfeigned ex'
clamations OF admiration and delight fol
her yard OF flowers and their arrange
ment. Mrs. Reynolds is said TO have
the swellest yard in that respect In tbs
Park.
{. A. Dotson was kindly remembered
last week by short visits from thres
alumnae OF the old Portland University
who we're fellow classmates with him
Those calling were DIR. ], Nj. Hoag
baltimore, Maryland, u. X. Bush, Ba,
Center, Washington; and Robert Carey
Everett, Washington.
Charlie Hastings friends will be glae
10 know that he reached "frisco' OK
Although a young man, MT. Hastlng
has travelled extensively aud Is tamllia
with life in its varied phases. While
visiting Tom Reynolds here he greatll
endeared himself to all he met by hi
geniality and happy disposition.
People here are Just beginning To %
happy, and with reason, for there
going to be plentiful sufiieieney" O
city water in little while. Witness TN
large pipes strewn around hereabouts
During the Reconstruction period" III
gentle Oregon mist will make hay Will
the sun shines. Oh, yes, there is muel
TO he thankful for.
| PLUcKY WOMAN
Mrs. Eva Jennison's name has been u
many mouths the past week, one
generally admired for her nerve am
decision in nabbing lat the union depot
one j. T.. canheld, transient iron
PENNSYLVANIA. who has been working a