St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-06-16
Our Local Grist

A son was born on Monday. June
II, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Adams.
And 80 we grow.
DR.. ]. p. Frizzell, Of Kenneth
California, Is visiting for few days
at the home of T.. II Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Peterson were
in Portland on Sunday to attend
the funeral of a distant relative.
NJ. r. 10y is now nicely located
with his family in the house recent
ly purchased from W. A. Moxon.
The Suburban is giving all its
stations along the line a spring coat
of paint-greatly to their improve
ment.
The opening of the Peninsula
bank has proved very pleasing
and business is coming along at a
phenomenal rate.
Mrs. P. ]. Bolin has sold her
home on Fillmore street to Jay
Stevens-and has gone to Portland
to make her temporary home.
Mrs. Nora McCann is building a
nice little cottage on Jersey street,
just north of Paschal Hills home.
II will soon be ready for occupancy.
DR.. c. p. Webster, Of Franklin
Falls, New Hampshire, is guest Of
relatives at University Park. He
is looking for a location in Oregon.
w. A. Moxon started on Tues
day with his family-and will put
in several months at Seaside where
the noise of the loud boardbill
browns the roar Of the surf.
From a locality overlooking the
Willamette a gentle maid will take
up the matrimonial halter next
week. A little bird whispers that
the wedding will occur on Wednes-
day, June al.
M. l.. Holbrook desiring the city
hall removed from his ground the
little building is to be lifted over to
Oihuse block where the real
thing" will probably be built when
bonds are issued.
b. c. Ward, Of Ashland, Oregon,
was in town the first of the week
and purchased a home site on the
water front. lie will be here again
in a week--and commence the cree
ton Of fine residence.
c. d. Avery, junior, in the inter
ests Of the Lewis and Clark Journal
"a monthly publication, was in
this city the first of the week secur.
ing photos to be inserted in the
next issue Of the Journal.
Charles Bredeson is now police
man at Cedar Park where he
looks after things In general. He
is also supposed to look after and
arrest law-breakers whenever he
finds such inside the city limits.
A grand ball is to be given on
Saturday evening Of this week in
Bickner' hall. Music will be by
Hanna's orchestra--and a late (or
early) car will leave for Portland
at 1880 Sunday morning. All are
invited.
Wanted;-Agent to canvass Saint
Johns for a clever little article used
in every kitchen. Big money.
Hurry. NJ. w. Walter. 1909 Denna
street, University Park.
The Saint Johns Land Company
Is now located In the east room OF
the new Holbrook block. As soon
as the Office shall be arranged as
contemplated and all additions
made the office work will be a mere
pleasure instead Of hardship.
Before Justice J. w. Hanks was
to have been heard the case OF p. ]. |
Peterson versus X. +. Horsman on
Wednesday. In this case plaintiff
sued TO recover for a bill claimed to
have been contracted some months
ago. Complaint was amended
and the case ordered continued.
Messrs. Rogers and Windle. who
have the big contract on Jersey
street. expect to commence the work
this week. Nearly every necessary
signature 10 the waiver Of rights
has been secured--and il is expect
ri that work will begin before this |
Issue of THR REVIEW reaches its
]. W. Simmons, State Deputy
NJ, w. A., of Portland. |
and ]. +. Fine. Clerk of Baker City |
Camp. were in Saint Johns Satur-
lay evening to visit the Neighbors
of the local Camp. They were
entertained by Consul Commander |
II, +, Knight--and spent a pleas
INT evening,
Chief Justice ]. W. Hanks has
from his former residence
IN Richmond street to house near
he water front. Mr., Hanks at
irst stated that he moved because
he owner of the house insisted on
demanding rent: later on he cor
ected himself by saving that his