St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-03-24

erty OH Depew street and will build
soon.
l.. {. Burke of Oregon City, was
here Tuesday, looking after his
property.
Mr.. Barkers $ house on Jordan
street Is now ready for the finishing
touches.
Sundays inclemcnt weather re-
duccd the usual number of visitors
TO the Park.
Mr.. Carlson has sold his house
TO Mr.. Gray, and is building a new
one on Huron street
Mr.. Hudson, Supreme Master
Artisan, has just returned from a
trip TO Coos Bay county.
]. i. Pluttys, of northeast Wash,
was here looking over the Park in
view of purchasing property.
Rev. John Bentzien moved into
the Dunning house OH Vanderbilt
street the first OF the week.
Mrs. Hoy has sold her property
oil Syracuse aud Olin streets, and
parties will move in shortly.
The foundation of A. O. Tenn
pies house on Dawson street is
laid, and work will be pushed rap
idly.
Alex. Mcnamara has bought
lots IN Portsmouth near Willamette
boulevard, and will erect home
very soon.
MI. Coon has traded his prop.
cr,y IN the Park for Hood River
property, aud will move there in
the near future,
Mrs. Hudson, wife of Master
Artisan Hudson, who has been ont
Of town for u few days, returned |
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Magoon, of University Park,
returned Saturday from Eastern
Oregon. where hc has been on bus.
mess for the Artisans
The Peninsula Lumber Co. have
their electric lights installed, and il
Is understood they will put ON
night force the FIRST OF the month.
A petition is being circulated for
the improvement of Dawson street
from the south line oi Columbia
Park 10 the west line OF McKenna
avenue.
People were glad To see that the
car service last Saturday was nde-
quatc to the large crowd that
sojoufncd Ia Columbia To witness
the meet held there.
The streets IN the Park districts
now are ycrilahlc duck ponds. The
city officials are ~ careful about
the suburban towns, and the people
In these districts are about ~ active.
Il. &. lloyt, son.in.law oi Post. 4
master CLARK oi 81 Johns. il build. /
my a house on Stockton street. ID. n
&. lloyt and l.. 4, Clark have con
traclcd ior the job. l,
Miss Zoa X HAYDEN, niece of ,
Mrs, Dickson, who resides in Hills g
bore. made the Park a short visit q
last week. and says II i, the only ;
place to live In
The hammer is very busy lately q
and some very uicc residences are Il
being built. Real estate values n
seem To be ON par with those ia il
ST Johns. e.
\ new Congregational church is g
la he located IN The Park. II is
understood scyeml locations have Il
been Offered here, They will locate Il
near the street car track, al
The University Park baseball II
team has ordered new suits and Il
will present a very pleasing appear- d'
lnee on the field, Their team will Ia
he one OF the stronges, amateur 1t
cams IN the state, II
The Push club of the X. q. 4. 7"
NJ. lodges oi Portland paid Ports. y,
mouth lodge No. 50 visit last
Tuesday night, State Commander - !.
sherwood was with them, and They w
lad a rousing good meeting, There
vas quite a large attendance. m
Nit la Count, who met with an -
ocident a, the shingle mill, has ~
een kept on the payroll right ~ ~
long, and all OF his expenses have ~
cen paid lie is now acting as in w
pcelor and has nothing but praise =, ~
lr the company. !"
Peninsula Lodge No. 1913 of the ~
= %. q. T., conferred the first de so
Ice upon a number of new mem- n,
ers las, Saturday night The No.
'dge has a neat and very attractive , ,
gn in front OF their hall ON Fisk .o
nd Dawson streets. H..
More than twice the acreage of
arden will be cultivated this year oo
IAN WAS planted las, season in this ch,
,ighborhood. Much land was a
cared of brush during the winter, ~
ID a great deal OF il will he titled Mi
is spring and during the summer, an,
Great success is attending the Su
ingle mill in supplying the Local eys
arket. The demand for shingles Sio
Portland alone, has been enoym- inp
5 this last few weeks. To supply mi,
tside markets il has new addi. ing
rs under way, and in a short vii
IA will he one of the largest in con