St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-14
PORTSMOUTH snd UNIVERSITY

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NJ irHn saint lolins
= { S'er'hsns and iama, are staying
a, Aursfa shofi time
clsrence noilmsn sad his new shin,n,
ou,hi ~,ty shou iivci
Miss Vera LYONS hss returned from
htf ,is, io Forrest Grove.
Mt and Mis-. $. {. cnA~ are now
living NEXT To ~. y. q. wris,ef's.
J. W. Cady has bruurh, M. tamu,
here.
MIS-. Y. 7. McKenna Is comfortably
settled IN her cofy home on Dawson
strcct
Adrian Howe. of Bruwnvilie, is a CUES,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hemstcck ai University
Park.
y. J. Sharp took his family TO Seaside
wednesday. They will "oui" about a
month.
Nicely furnished rooms can be found
a, Mrs. $. J. ferris's, 1910 Dwight street.
University Park.
Mrs. Brandt has gone berry pickiny
and her mother, Mrs. Perry, is keeping
house during her absence.
r. Mitchell AM family now live .,
Stanton, California. lie formerly lived
here anil worked at the mill.
Mrs. Foster, who has brcn very IN. is
sufficiently recovered To- sit IN in bed.
DIR. q. W. Webster was In attendance.
Mrs. J. II. Standish Is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Swigert, aud niece.
Miss Mildred Swigert. from lola, Kansas.
Henry lizard, Of Portsmouth. Is think.
ing OF opening au Office next door 20
Mrs. Aulman's new house on Dawson
street.
Mr.. Towers, the University mail
carrier, who has been on his vacation at
Oakland, Oregon, will return to his route
Saturday.
Il. u. Evcrts and wife have come from
Ashland, Wisconsin. to live in this good
place. No. s7o Syracuse street will be
their home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Brackcr are enjoying
visit from their daughter. Mrs. W. II.
Mixer, Of Tacoma. Miss Hazel Mixer
came with them.
John Mayvillc and wife, who have
been visiting a, {. 4. Bollman's. are
seeing California Ell route to their
s'ichigat home.
A. J. Stevens, our popular barber. Is
now costly located in his new home next
to Dr. Rossiier's. His new tonsofiai
parlor Is busy ari swell place.
Mn. J. ". Fowler is being visited by
her cousin, Howard ID. Handing, from
Tuolumme. California. lie will probably
stay here AMI attend law school.
George A. Harrison aud wife. from
San Antonio, Texas, are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. W. =. Coleman. They
like Oregon and, perhaps, will stay.
]. Il. Johnson. from the east. now
visiting friends here. would like u
position as hrst-class book-kccpcr.
Apply to Mr.. walsted, at University
Park.
Mrs. ]. T. Faulkner. who has been
visiting her danghter, Mrs. w; Mona
han and Miss Williams. OF University
Park, returned To her home at Cecil,
Oregon, Monday.
l., A, White, a prosperous real estate
man from Syracuse, Nebraska, 10 visiting
his brother, ID. g. White. and enjoying
life here a little while. His iamiiy
accompanies him.
Mrs. ]. w. Arnold, OF University Park,
aud her mother, Mrs. Baumgartner, leave
for the seaside shortly 10 spend a fort
night. Mrs. ]. W. Arnold is contracting
for the o. W, T. Railway Company.
Mrs. Il. u. Porter, Of Kansas City. aud
Miss Minnie Tllume. Of Denver, Col
orado. are visiting Mrs. {. o. Horning,
of University Park. and are greatly
pleased with the Park and Surroundings.
George Staube has been confined TO
his home In University Park with a
severe attack Of poisoned oak but re-
turned 10 work Tuesday morning. Dr.
Hensei, OF Saint Johns, was In attend
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Ford, a young
married couple from Shelton, Washing
ton, have become residents of University
Park aud are at Mrs. Leeper's. MIR,
Ford holds position al the Peninsular
mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Spencer are enter
tanning the following relatives: A. ].
kellogg and wife from the John Day
country, and Elvin May and wife from
Astoria. Elvin went home Monday on
business.
Mrs. w. T., Mattoch, wife of Senator
Mattoch, OF Pendleton. and her daughter,
Mrs. Laty, paid a flying visit To Mrs.
Brenner and her mother, Mrs. Dyer. OF
University Park. They are taking in the
fair almost daily.
A beligerent COW succeeded Tuesday
evening in badly frightening Mesdames
LYONS and Dyer. This COW Is noted as
one creating havoc among pedestrians at
various times and her ladyship should
be kept fenced.
The new Methodist church is rapidly
nearing completion and will be ready for
public worship by the September !. The
pastor, DIR. Waters, is doing splendid
work and his efforts are being crowned
with success. The church is handsome
building.
Mrs. II. Gibbs and Mrs. Boreson
treated their Sunday school classes OF the
Baptist church to a picnic Tuesday at
the city park and most delightful time |
was spent by the children. They took
delicious lunch and returned home about |
seven O'Clock.
Mrs. j. r. Rand. Junior, has returned
from an outing at Hood river anf Is
staying with NJ. V. Rand at University |
Park. Mr.. ]. r. Rand was the popular
motornan ON the Saint Johns car who
resigned on account Of asthma contracted
on his night run.
Rev. NJ. A. Quinlan, presid ent OF Co
lumbia University at Unive. .sity Park,