St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
PORTSMOUTH and UNIVERSITY

ahhNt DiituS III Ont Tlontn. NOW lei
st. Johns beat that.
F.. M. Cot is starting new house in
block S, Portsmouth.
Charles Ross has moved here from st.
Johns to make his home in Portsmouth.
Judge G.. X. Maurain and family left
for Lewiston, Idaho, last week for a
visit.
Mrs. 4. o. Bender, of Portsmouth, is
slightly indisposed." She is daughter
of Mrs. Howe.
G. II. Hemstock, of University Park,
keeps fine ice cream and gives a generous
glass. Try him.
Your correspondent is glad to give a
late report about Miss Rose Hatfield.
She is improving rapidly.
William Campbell, contractor and
householder, of Honolulu, is visiting his
brother, 5. A. Campbell for few weeks.
Miss Gussie Hutchins, formerly of
University Park, is spending a pleasant
vacation at Gardner, Douglas county,
Oregon.
w. K. McCee, wife and little daughter
from Burns, Oregon, are visiting the fair
and stopping at the home of Mrs. l.. A.
Buchanan.
Bert Rand, who has been quite III at
his mothers home, has quite recovered
his health and returned to his home on
the east side.
Mrs. ID. o. Webster, wife OF our
popular doctor, has undergone an opera.
tion at Saint Vincents hospital for
appendicitis.
Mrs. Robinson and her daughter, Bee,
left on the 18th for an extended visit to
Seaside, having built a pleasant, cory
cottage there.
To the wife of W. d. Satterly, of
University Park, son. Born, July s,,
at three O'Clock, a. M. u. q. Webster
In attendance.
Mrs. w. Il. Robertson. from Portland,
spent last Sunday with Mrs. Charles
Rogers. Here is another visitor who Is
In love with the Park.
Mrs. T.. Johnson has put her little
ten.months-old son into overalls and
patent leather shoes. lie Is the cutcst
little fellow In the Park.
Mr.. George Thomas. of 1876 Gloucester
street, Portsmouth, spent Sunday and
Monday with his family and left again
Tuesday. lie is travelling man.
Miss Nydia Spencer, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hemstock, of
University Park, returned TO her home
In McMinnville last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Clark and her two daughters are
visiting her sister Mrs. Bentzcin, wife of
the Baptist minister, at Vanderbilt street,
University Park. They arc from New
York.
/. A. I.awhcad, who has been supcrin-
tending the construction of q lighthouse
nj Blaine. Washington, was In University
the first part Of this week iookin,: for q
snap in the way OF property.
Ms. Henry lard. OF Portsmouth, IL
the recipient OF handsome cinnamon
bear-skin sent her by friend who shot
the animal In the mountains In Idaho.
II will make n nice rug for the hrc
hearth.
Miss Fay Commons is indisposcd NJ
the home Of her mother, Mrs. Ice
Commons, on McKenna avenue. Her
eyes arc causing her much trouble and
she is IN the hands Of an occuiist for
treatment.
II. Martin, from chehaiis, Washington,
spent last Sunday with Mr.. aud Ms.
Earl Hoyt, Of University Park. II he
could succeed In obtaining work here
The is well pleased with the Park) he
would remove aud make his home among
US.
Mrs. Rosenthai. a lady from Portland
and former music pupil Of Mrs. Dyer,
OF University Park. spent the day Tuesday
with her. II Is her initial visit out here
and she Is pleased with the Park and sur
roundings and the lovely mountains
seen.
Dell Nash, who is working for MIR. III,
Thurman, the University Park grocer,
met with painful accident Monday, by
cutting his wrist severely. while opening
a sack. DR.. Webster says although the
wound Is very deep there Is no danger
unless from blood poisoning.
Mrs. NJ. Wright. mother Of Mrs. G. III,
Hems,oek. celebrated her 18th birthday
anniversary on Wednesday OF this week
bv attending the fair. With her were
Mrs. C. II. Hemstoek, Miss veima
Hemstock, Mrs, Miller and children
The party had very enjoyable time.
Your correspondent thinks that the
owners OF cows in University Park ought
10 find some protection for them during
this extreme heat and see they are tied
In some shady spot, with a bucket OF
water placed where they can drink
Don't you agree with me, Mr.. Editorl
Visitors 10 the fair who have ridden on
the 81. Johns cars to University Park and
the pretty city of St. Johns think that
the conductors and motormen on the
above cars are most gentlemaniy and
courteous toward them. This Is the
universal opinion, as they certainly are
Mrs. NJ. o. Faulk aud her popular
daughter, Zuia, will leave probably nex'
Wednesday, August 2, for q trip &c
Garibaldi, Oregon, and expect to b.
absent one month. They may extend
their trip. They hope that Mr.. Paulk
will he able to accompany them for
vacation.
NJ. @. Faulk, the pioneer dealer n
feed and building material, OF University
PARK has added a cory Office to his stor,
ON Dawson street. He is very successful
| in his undertakings, being a most genia
gentleman, and fne business manager
| He is a popular Artisan. %. Il. Merrill u
Junior partner in the firm.
Tent No. 50, X. o. T. NJ, held al
installation at their lodge room in ode
peilows hall, University Park on thu
18th instant. for the following officers;
7. w. Angus-Knight Commander.
c. ii. Hemstock-R. knight.
Oscar Devaul-Physician.
hid. Bartholomew-chief.
A very pleasant surprise party wa
given Miss Helen Standish at the hom'
of Mrs. Standish, Portsmouth avenue, II
celebration of her eighteenth birthds,,
anniversary, and most enjoyable even
ing was spent by the young foiks' MA
Miss Helen live many years 10 come
says your correspondent and her man
friends.