St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-06-23

. nv 1OuhkotCio dN Nci hhar s@.
wages picking cherries.
Kennedy Scott of Stacyville, Ia.
was looking over St. Johns pros
poets on Wednesday.
w. II. Bonebrake. of Glenwood
Iowa, was guest of his old school
mater. A. Shepard-on Wed
nesday.
Crown and bridge work spec
ialty. w. T. Slatten, Dentist.
There will be a union service OF
the young peoples societies of Saint
Johns at the Congregational taber-
nacle at seven clock next Sunday
evening.
The Peninsula Bank has a new
ad in this issue that is of interest to
our University Park and Ports
mouth readers.
Patronize home bakery. The
more money that is left in town the
more we have to spend among the
merchants here.
Geo. A. Steel of Winchester, Ore.
gon, president of the Umpqua I'm
provement League, was an interest
ed visitor In town last Wednesday.
Mr.. Goold, of the firm of Potter
& Goold, has been seriously sick
the past week. He was able on
Wednesday to sit up-but was very
i'll at that time.
TBE REVIEW trusts that the
new correspondent at the Heights
will be a frequent visitor. We
desire correspondents In every sec
ton Of the town.
Why spend your time this hot
weather baking when you can buy
bakery goods so cheap at the Saint
Johns bakeryp
Shepard & Tufts sold w. l.. See
a quarter of a block Of real estate
adjoining Jobcs' mill. Mr.. See is
building two cottages on the prop
erty.
Mesdamcs W. {. Walker and S.
Il. Walker left on Tuesday for St. |
Martins Springs to enjoy an outing. |
The husband portion OF the families |
lNfll ialtAtn ae eH. ,...L ...I
United Evangelical church Sun
lay school at 10 o'clock Sunday
Childrens day exercise
1t eleven. There will be no serv.
ees IN the evening Of any kind.
Il. II. Doyle. vice president of the
Peninsula Savings Bank OF Detroit,
Mich. and former state treasurer of
Michigan, was the guest of G. A.
Wood Of the Peninsula Bank last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jennie Nelson and Miss
.ouisa Nelson. mother and sister
Il Ed l.. Stockton, are expected
oday from their home In Greeley.
colorado. They expect to make
n extended visit.
Justin Pease spent a few days
nth his brother aud sister at the
Cabin last week. Mr.. Pease is
millwright aud was on his way '
D Winlock. Washington, where a Q
'rge mill is to be constructed. ;
+. ]. Koerner Is commencing
'ork on the Holbrook brick block
Joining the frame block he has
Isl finished. Foundation will at $
nee go in. and. II the local brick n
ard can turn out brick sufficiently
st, only Saint Johns brick will
; used.
Miss ]. NJ. Pesse. of saint Johns 4,
eights, is forming q class in the A. a,
trnin system of shorthand and ~
pewriting this week. Young
'ople wishing to take a course In
ese branches without the incon-
'nience of going into town would Ia
well To see her. In
W. ]. Lunny and Moses Tufts OF
E building a couple Of neat little ~
ttages corner of Crawford and pc
lmon streets. The lots were
ID by Mr.. Tufts to w. III. See and
houses are being built for him.
see Nose" in working attire
worth trip to the waterfront. pa
The Ames Mercantile Agency ne
'ught suit in the name Of Mrs. fir
TX last Friday against August ke
lex for the sum Of S2I.os. The Jol
c was heard before Justice ]. w. Is
nks. A garnishee was allowed co,
Mr., Tricks employers settled are
same for Sao.aS-which includ. au,
costs. All
10 to DIR. ". +. Slatten, Saint san
ms for hrst'class dental work. tint
'efore Justice ]. W. Hanks on
'sday was heard the case of r
I'm Gable versus Robert Gray,
ntitf suing for SO for labor per. I"
ned, Defendant brought
ater charge for q board.bill of
Evidence seemed to conflict
the judge concluded that the NAs,
thing TO do was to allow about w
OF that boardbill, Consequently
llowed verdict for plaintiff Of