St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-13
Our Local Grist

M. l.. Rowland and family are
now living at Portsmouth.
| B. c. Henderson and family,
accompanied by Miss Eva Braasch,
left on Monday for Wisconsin.
j For fine cigars it will pay you to
call at Valentines s.: opposite city hall.
| Mrs. J. Orville Farr, of Portland,
was i'll this city last week for few
hours guest of Mrs. w. l.. Thorn
dyke.
Cars now stop at the point where
the railway converges with Jersey
street. The call for the stop is
Jersey Street"
| w. J. Sterling, of Seattle, was in
the city this week-guest of his
brother, James Sterling. He is a
strong ad for Seattle.
Smoke St. Johns cigar-best Ioc
cigar OH the market-the white
Crow"
The St. Johns Sash and Door
Company has just erected another
new and large warehouse on its
Jersey street property.
The second story of the new
brick block is now being rapidly
pushed to completion. The block
will prove a fine addition to the
city.
Retribution gets there. Oi the
two Texans who murdered the bro
ther of Mrs. Allan Donnelly one
has suicided and the other con-
fessed.
Mrs. Anna Suitter, mother of /.
w. and n. II. Suitter, is soon to
return to her home in Maine
after a pleasant visit here of a few
months.
The business card of Miss Row
land, piano teacher, may be found
in another column. Miss Rowland |
gives great satisfaction to all who
employ her.
Rev. {. NJ. Beller, wife aud
children, and Miss Clara Beller,
left for Pomona, California, OF Mon
day. The change was made for
health reasons.
Fresh candies in nice variety and
at modest prices at ValentineSs-op-
posite city hall. Call and see.
Mrs. p. Heily, Of Spokane, Wash
ington, and Joseph Coyne, Of Grace
vile, Minnesota, were guests at the
hone of Mrs. l.. A. McKeon the
first of the week.
W. A. Isdgerton has purchaed
several acres Of land at Northern
Hill, and, together with his wife, is
now living thereon. Mrs, Edger.
ton will soon go to Illinois.
Mrs. ]. +. Brallier, of Seaside,
was a visitor in ST. Johns OH Sat
urday. She was guest OF Rev.
Hatch, of the Heights, and Mrs.
W. l.. Thorndyke, of Park Avenue.
The St. Johns Meat Market now
has a brand new sign to go above
the door. Just rs soon as the
kids, get over their "lazy day
they have promised to put It in
place.
Try the "Par Exccllence" the
champion sc cigar; made in st.
Johns.
Mrs. Joseph Bickner was called to
Seattle last Friday by telegram an
nouncing the serious illness OF her
sister in the northern city. She re-
turned Tuesday, leaving her sister
convalescing.
w. Lougheed, a practical jeweler
and matchmaker, has leased a por-
ton of =. ]. Peterson's cigar store
for his shop, and, opened his place
of business. His ad shows in an
other column.
Miss Pearl Beebe was down from
Seattle few days last week-but
her time was mostly taken up by |
the fair. She has returned to
Seattle. Miss Margaret Corcoran
accompanied her,
All orders for dry wood and coal
left at Donnelly' $ market will receive
prompt attention and each customer
will get exactly what they order
Peninsula Feed and Fuel Co.
The new delivery wagon OF
Couch & Company-in connection
with an Egg Oh-See" horse
makes combination which so
tickles the senior member OF the hrm
that he insists on driving.
Guy Beebe. the noted fisherman,
has gone to Castle Rock, Washing
ton, where he will essay to capture
salmon trout. He complains that
catfish and black bass seem to shy
every time he tackles them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page and two chill
dren, from Bedford, Michigan, ar
rived in St. Johns on Sunday even
ing on a visit to the family OF Ed
ward Cole, of Point View. Mrs.
Page is a neice of Mrs. Cole.
Vim. Westerlund, head of the