St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-05-05
Harrison Is again stopping

Mr. HaIIlooh
with the BoutwelFs s.
W. Mrs Costello is about recovere'
from her recent illness.
Nav is here but the roses ar
,,ther slow in blooming
,or A fine glass of soda.
~ cus Ritewine and family, from
,se city, are at Club Hail.
~ Grandma Dickson was a visito'
4, Club Hall for a few days.
Iobu Watson and wife of Castle
pock. are installed in suite a
Club Hall.
Charles Salmon, formerly engin'
..r oi the shingle mill, has left foi
Los Angeles.
Miss Hayden, of Hillsboro, is OF
.., wa vacation, part of which she
vii will spend at Club hall
The city engineer has stated that
.,o,t will be commenced OH the new
sidewalks the first of June.
lanes Golfer has accepted the
,os;,iou of sexton at st. Lawrences
r,,holic church, North Portland.
After some necessary repairs the
,hiurle mill has started OH u record.
breaking cut, with wages raised all
round
Marshall Clark, Of Iowa, is visit
inr his sister, Mrs. NJ. 0. Faux,
=, the Park. Mr.. Clark formerly
resided here.
Subscriptions TO the REVIEW
NAV be left at the Portsmouth
Pharmacy. Extra copies are also
on sale there.
A new mill is spoken of; this time
Ia the slough, above the shingle
mill, according to rumor II is to be
a sash and door factory.
The basket factory, OF which
Melvin Smith is one OF the propri-
e,ors, Is busy filling the orders they
have been Hooded with.
Mr. and Mrs. William Whiteley,
who lei, for d visit to Seattle, are
back at Club Hall, aud Robert
Bmns Of Tacoma, is with them.
I'd Sigman, formerly Of the Pen
insula mill. aud now Of Aberdeen.
paid a visit to Club Hall last Sun
day. He went back on Monday
morning.
Ms. NJ. Boughman, Of New
Mexico. Is visiting her brother, NJ.
0. Faulk. She will spend about six
weeks in hope Of recuperating her
health In our glorious Oregon cline.
Prof. Houghton, has about conf
ple,ed his tennis court. The addi-
ton Of a very spacious back. stop is
a valuable Improvement TO the
grounds. The court promises to
Be one OF the best on the Peninsula.
Deyotions will be held at the I
HOLY Cross chanel on Sunday.
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
evenings at 1880, weekly, during .
the month Of May. An able /
speaker will discourse at each SER
vice.
The University Park Congrega-
sionalists will hold services in Arti-
an Temple Sunday atiI O'Clock a.
n,i Sunday school at 10 a. m. Rev.
D, b Gray, pastor. Services will
b held regularly every Sunday
A chess club is in process of
ofganization at University Park.
Al who desire to join a club Of
MS kind are requested to leave
neir names and addresses with
'ither o. +, Merrill at Faulk &
hsInlfs store, or Harry Reynolds
Y keynold, Dotson < Co.'S. store.
Nj, McKenna is busy with his
arse new houses in the Park. His
On Zoe, has drawn the plans for
no shows considerable ability ON
nc Young artists part. Coe is a
'aaen' at Columbia University,
mere he is considered the best
'adent in art.
The Rev. McComb. who is to
0'a revival services in the Park,
ginning next week, looks forward
Dig time for two months. A
~ which will hold a thousand
'oP'e will be pitched and regular
Wy services will be held. Mr..
sSomb will live at the Park. He
ns to Portland, it will be remem-
leo, with the Chapman compauv