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

Now Is the time to be the iceman
in Saint Johns.
Mrs. Julius Mortenson attended
camp meeting at Montavilla last
week.
A. A. Pease spent several days
in Oregon City last week. He was
looking after the workmen on his
farm.
Miss Susie Kern and her aunt,
Mrs. Herring, were visiting in
Dayton last week-remaining over
Sunday.
Miss Lena Kern, lately of Saint
Paul, has secured position in the
dressmaking establishment Of Mrs.
Steffins, Portland.
J. II. Black is finishing and dec
Grating his cottage on Polk and
Monteith streets. Are the COW
bells the only belles'
Pastor and Mrs. Upshaw were
calling at Saint Johns Heights on
Thursday last among those who
were glad to make their acquaint-
ance.
II. B. Carter, Of the Irrigon
Irrigator, was a caller at THE RE-
vIEw Office on Sunday last. He
worked here a week when the Office
was first started.
A. G. Fadden, of Aberdeen,
Washington. was in town the last
Of the week to visit his daughter
Miss Nettie Fadden--who is at the
home Of X. W. McKeon.
+. Peterson, of Park avenue, has
picked a fine crop of cherries of
tree that he transplanted last win
ter. The tree is an old one--being
about as inches in circumference.
The dance In Bickner hall Satur-
day night did not draw as large a
crowd as ordinarily and the pro-
moters lost several dollars. Other
wise the affair was a pleasing one.
II pays to raise fine cherries. T.
Henry Smith sold some of his fine
ones In Portland last week-and
the dealers were glad to pay one
cent a pound above the market
price.
A. 5. Douglass and G.. II. Carl |
son were two Of the lumber repre-.
sentatives from Saint Johns who |
helped entertain the lumbermen
from Nebraska during their visit
10 the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, who at
present are camping at Saint Johns, |
we're looking at desirable property
,n the Heights and South Saint
|ohns Thursday morning. II Is to
'e hoped they will locate here.
G. w. Ovcrsreet. the plumber.
has been Under the weather for a
ew days-but as he announces
lpon his door expects to soon he at
work once more. Mr.. Overstreet
'ears his illness wcll-but Is kick.
ng because he cannot work.
Some Of the progressive kids are
making good money by selling
acks Of ripe and luscious cherries
o visitors-and even home people
while the cars stop a few minutes
y Saint Johns. II is q good bust
ess and makes a good nd.
The kiln OF brick fired last week
ommenced to cool ON Monday.
ir. 10y believes that fine lot of
rick will be the result OF this first
iln-while he knows the next will
c better. A sample will soon be
hown in THR REVIEW Office.
]. Henry Smith is getting his
ne home into still finer shape in 5
'e way OF putting in cement walks n
nd doing lot Of odds and ends
" appearance sake. His home is V
model Of convenience and he g.
kes pains to keep il in shape.
Miss Pearlie Beebe was at the
'me OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
ny Becbe-the first Of the week.
iss Beebe is now living at Seattle, !
II came down to visit the fair for i
day or two, and. incidentally, To
SIT her parents. She has returned
Seattle-but expects to he here
ain in July.
Those elegant Logan berries are
'iek sellers nice to preserve
&c for pies-nice to eat. Order
iek. {. X. Organ. ST. Johns. ~
Last week the Intelligent COM
sitor made jumble of the ad
A. Il, Wilson, jeweler. with the
'ult that the headline "Modesty" -
I'd ''Modersy." The only excuse u
aforementioned !. c. could give u
the blunder was that the news
the jewelers. contemplated wed. Fl
x knocked him silly. n there
I are
!, {, Scott, Of the Saint Johns Jer
'terworks and Lighting Com. :
~, has been making some exten.
{ repairs, alterations aud i'm ,
'vements in his Leavitt street i,
ne, He has had an extra floor Ci,
I'D ~. sla II Il "a