St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-01
UNIVERSITY and PORTSMOUTH


iaincd hrf grandfather Mr Cooley
The two mos, i.oIniaf suits oi ,cia,
an the divorce saii and tht bathing suit
MIR. Hart. of los Anrci,s, Is visiting
hct mother. Mrs kcssl, Who T. not
we'll
Miss Gussie Singer has rcjufnci home
from an outing ~ Scasidc with MIR.
Robinson
Mrs. Hill. Of Mckcnna avenue is
mourning the loss oi her mother, Who h
dead q, her home
Mrs. Belle Sash. Mir Wright. and
Mrs. Miller aud three children arc hack
from their trip To southern oregon.
Alf. aud Mrs. Henry lsari moved
"Wednesday from Gloucester street Ca
their new residence on Fsk aud Amber,
streets.
Mr.. Hastings. Of san Francisco. Is
visiting his Young friend, Thomas Rcy-
nolds, Junior. at his home un Portsmouth
avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. A. X Bush. ui Ray
Center. Washington, are visiting at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. {. \. Dotsou. and
taking in the fair.
Mrs. W. II. Sattcrly took her little son,
one month old, last week iur an outing
To Portland Il must be she intends to
enroll him for the baby show at the fair
September To.
Misses Nancy and Fanny Connolly are
visiting at the home uf their sister. Mrs.
ID. V. Hart, ON Hurst street. They are
enjoying visits to the fair and like tile
Park very much.
Mrs. z. A. Leigh has returned FROM
her outing az Seaside. leaving Mrs. ID. e.
Hoyt still rusticating at the beach with
her daughter. Ethel, and thoroughly
enjoying themselves.
Mrs. Myers aud her two daughters,
who have been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. W. II. Sattcrly, aud grandson, re-.
turned to her home IN Mount Pleasant,
Washington last Friday.
Little Robert parthcmcf, grandson
of your correspondent. completed his
seventh birthday anniversary August a.
lie is very bright for his aye aud has u
great love for carpcntcring.
Mrs. Parihcmer and her two SONS
Rnssell aud Robert, returned from their
outing at Newport, Oregon, last Tuesday,
Mrs. pafthcmir has quite recovered from
her accident while at the Beach.
Roy Chapman one of the carpenters
employed on the house being built by
Mrs. pincu, of Vancouver, near Me
kcnna avenue, Is recovering from a
badly smashed finger and Is able To
resume work.
Mrs. Faulk aud her.popular daughter,
V..1a. - Lao lNaNL
spending most delightful time at
Garibaldi, Washington. They enjoyed
sea bathing To- their hearts content, both
looking fine after their trip.
Mrs. {. Collins. oi pcndlc,on. u late
summer bride. nee Della Hart IN on a
visit 20 her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. -. v.
Hart, iiurst street. Her husband II a
prominent dentist of rcndlvton, late q
residen, Of Portsmouth avenue.
Have any of the residents oi University
Park noticed that the numerous dogwood
trees are IN blossom for the second time
this Year, They seem strong aud healthy
IN appearance. 4 second blossom mus,
be OF rarc occurrence ~ " was not ~ last
year.
Miss Elizabeth Milarky and her friend f,
Miss Cunningham, both residents of
Pendlcton, Oregon, spent Friday even
ing with Mn. Mccarthy ON Portsmouth
avenue. and left for thc'F home Sunday
morning via the Dallcs, staying at that
place for day.
In Portland last Friday evening at
Good Samaritan hospital, Rose a., be-
loved daughter oi Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert
Hatfield. of University Park, died at the
age Of 30 years, months and q days.
She was well known aud her many
friends deeply regret her death.
Miss Darton, from Wisconsin, and Miss
Bonner, from Montesano, Washington,
who have been visiting Mrs, George
Cochmne, of Gerard street, have returned
home greatly pleased with the Park aud
Oregon. They thought the weather
most delightful aud the fair grand.
An old.timc army friend Of G., l..
Hollister has been making great en-
quiries for him, as lac has not seen him
for forty years, They served together in
the Civil war, lie i greatly disappointed
at missing him. Mr. liollisteT il away
from the Park just now visiting his old
home-but will return here.
Notice:-Babies of all sizes aud sorts,
cross aud amiable ones, badly behaved
aud well behaved, aud fat and lean.
don't forget To have them all dressed in
their best Ia exhibit them al the fair
"Baby Day" September 10. For enroll
ment call at MIR, McAllen's store, corner
Of Third anl Morrison streets, Portland,
aud ask for Miss Mckeon.
Wednesday evening, August %, the
limited Artisans held am oIen meeting in
their hall on Portsmouth avenue and a
fine program was rendered, An eloquent
address was given by the supreme Master
Artisan, l., NJ, Hudson, Everyone at
tending had delightful time. Water
melons, luscious and sweet, were in
abundance for all participating.