St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-06-02
Our Local Grist


every week In Sain, Johns
Anyway. j, was a hne afternoon
Yesterday fot the opening Of the
fair.
The wooden mills were silen, on
Tuesday aud on Thursday Of this
week
Every town within fifteen miles
of Portland was deserted vii.
lage yesterday.
local parties are now talking Of
running a ferry across the river to
the new road house aud 10 I.innton.
IL is n good thing for all lines Of
business that every week doesn't
contain three Sundays as has this
week.
Thursday no, being a holiday
according to the United States rul-
ings the postoffice remained open
all day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. {. Throndson
aud family, of Portland, were
guests yesterday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
7. J. Peterson.
Residents of Saint Johns who
may entertain guests at any time
will confer a favor II details be
handed into this office.
Several blocks Of Jersey street
have been put IN nice shape-but
the work OH the most difficult por-
ton has not yet been commenced.
Building house in a satisfactory
manner is more difficult than get
ting married. There's no divorce
from house when once il is built
This has been practically a week
of vacation for the schools. The
real thing will commence next Mon
day-with no more holidays during
the term.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Lehman have |
moved TO Oakland--to handle the
sawmill purchased there by Mr.. |
Lehman. The matter was men.
toned last week in these columns.
Multnomah Block, ago Ia Nor.
rison street, Portland, under charge
of Miss A. Anderson, is one Of the
finest rooming houses in Portland.
There are no overcharges at that
house.
Mrs. Addie Osborne, who went
10 Hood River TO pick Strawberries,
returned rather dishear,ened with
her trip. Rain sadly interfered
with the profits Of the pickers in
that district.
The new millinery ad OF Mrs.
Allen Rogers contains interesting
Information for our lady readers.
Mrs. Allen may be found IN her new
ocation nearly opposite Blackburn's
store.
As may he noted by its large ad
printed in this issuc the Peninsula
Bank is to conduct a savings de.
,artmcnt. Pass books will be
ssued and deposits AS low as one
lollar will be cared for. .
Preaching at the Evangelical
'hurch next Sunday morning and
'vening. A, ~ o'clock-subject: !
Living Sacrifice" aud at eight
}. M. The Sword of the Spirit.
Appropriate music rendered at each
ervice. All are invited to attend. !,
The city council is devising-or \
ndeavoring To devise-some means
D promptly relieve the stringency
! the city's treasury. II is very :
iihcul, to do this IN any way aud !
AL he absolutely impossible to do /.
IN a manner satisfactory to every .
y
Tickle your wife by carrying .
omc every noon Loaf OF our fine .
read. Fresh every day. Saint /.
'hns Bakery, y
So many have asked William '
'ordsworth Goodrich for copy }.
his Memory" that he has re- .
ritten the beautiful poem for THE .
RviEw and IL appears in this :
sue. Mr., Goodrich is writer Of
'te-a Traveller of much fame =.
expert in various lines-and is
w citizen of Saint Johns.
The Dalles City was towed TO
'rtland Wednesday morning by oe
E Sarah Dixon. A collision be.
een that boat and the Charles X. 8
encer resulted in knocking the g
Hes City out OF service for 3
lple of weeks, Each boat claims 8
he gulltless-and, as they are g
position boats, each can prove it.
Mrs. W. l.. Thorndyke early this
ek found a red rose in her gar 8
a from the center OF which grew g
tenn. About three inches from 3
first blossom was second: and 8
m the center of this second rose &
W stem and that, too. bore a 3
ssom. Thus the stem grew 3
through the CENTER A, q