St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-08
UNIVERSITY and PORTSMOUTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Noakes have gone ho,
picking.
Mrs. John Gray is very i'll at her HON,
on Olen street.
Harvey Rand and wife and baby, Will
Clarence Cleland, have returned from
Newport.
Mrs. Hoyt, senior, and her daughter
Ethel, are home again, after a delightful
stay at Seaside.
Mrs. +. X. Bell of Seattle, who ha.
been visiting Mrs. George Minnielly ha.
returned home.
Little Helen Storey is not so well
again, having suffered a relapse, and is
confined to the house.
Mrs. $. +. Hackett, of Fiske street, has
returned from Hoquiam, where she has
been on business trip.
Emery Chapman and his friend, Lewis
Scruble, have gone on a hunting and
fishing excursion to the mountains.
MIR. and Mrs. Wright, who have been
visiting the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hemstock, have returned home.
Dr. Rossiter, NJ. D., late a resident of
Portsmouth avenue, has moved his
family to st. Johns, where he has an
Office.
| Misses Fanny and Nan Conaway are
visiting their sister Mrs u. V. Hart, of
Hurst street, and will remain several
weeks.
Miss Conners, who has paid two
weeks visit to Mrs. q. NJ. Faulk, 1860
Dana street, has returned to her home in
Iowa.
MIR. and Mrs. Hurley, of Nebraska.
paid flying visit TO his mother Mrs.
Hurley, OF Fiske street, remaining only
a couple of days.
Ray Holderinan, the popular aud cfii-
cient mail carrier for University Park.
has returned from his vacation, and il
again every button on duty.
Mrs. Amy Jones arrived Sunday even.
ing from Michigan and will SPEND some
time visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Il.
Temple, of Temple Lodge"
Miss Kitty Satteriee, from Port Town
send, Washington, and her cousin. Miss
Hornent, from Iowa, are visitors at the
home Of Mrs. W. II. Sattcrlcc.
4. |. McKenna. the leading real estate
agent for University Park, aud Mrs. 4. I.
pleasant outing at Collins lilo, Spring.
Mrs. Sarah Ferris, of Dwight street, is
entertaining her cousin from Pcnnsyl. |
vania. whom she has not seen for some
time. lie arrived at the Park via Alaska.
]. A. Fabriquc, who conducted a store
on Fisk street for sharpening saws and |
scissors, has sold out to MIR. lIasworth. |
who will IN the future continue the |
business.
Mr.. aud Mrs Bush. who are visiting |
Mr.. and Mr. Dalton, will depart for
their home In few days. Miss Bush. |
their daughter, IL rooming with Mrs.
Hinkston.
Mrs. Aulman and daughter, Amelia,
returned Saturday from Southern Ore.
gon. She has been visiting her mother,
who has been ill-but who is now
recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs Stivcns. Of Fisk street.
together with her daughter, Mrs. Edgar |
iIoyt, aud her two grandchildren celc.
brated Mrs. Stivens' birthday anniversary |
on Tuesday by giving picnic at the city |
park, Portland.
Mrs. Cole, who formerly resided In
the Park. spent day last week with |
Mrs. u. {, Johnson. and Is contcmplat.
ing the purchase of one oi Mrs. Iohnson's
houses ON the Park for permanent
home. She Is greatly pleased with the |
surroundings.
Mrs. walsted, who had the sad task Of |
conveying the remains Of Mr.. Johnson |
(who was accidentally drowned In the |
Willamette last Ihly) To the home of his |
mother in Wisconsin, hiss returned Ia her |
family Ia University Park. She had the |
chance TO visit some Of her own relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Davis and four
Of Portsmouth avenue, left on
the Southern Pacific train last Thursday, |
August II, 10 reside permanently In
for the benefit OF Mr., Dayis's
health. lie formerly kept grocery |
store In the brick building at Ports
mouth.
FATHERS aud mothers had better hurry |
up and get their respective babies ready /
for the fair on baby day, September 10.
although your correspondent hears many /
will refrain from - doing, as they, OF
course, consider their little ones the
very best on earth, without having any,
ones opinion passed ON their merits,
good looks and dress.
Mr.. and Mrs, u, L., Shotwell, from
David City, Nebraska, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Stivens, OF 1896 Piske street,
They came via Yellowstone Park, but
will return home via salt Lake and
Denver. Mn. Shotwell has been In
Portland three different times and is
surprised to find so much sunshine and
SO little rain, for which Oregon is famed.
Your correspondent paid visit To the
lower end OF Fiske street Monday after
noon, and, although il was Labor Day,
found the owners OF buildings very busy
getting them ready for winter occupancy.
One OF them is called Temple Lodge"
and the other is lizard Retreat" as il
stands farther back amongst trees aud
OFF the road. Al present these families
are living in cozy tents.
Lost aud Found. Two naughty
little boys, 7 and 9 years old, ran away
Sunday morning from the Methodist
Sunday school, taking their bank with
them. They did not show up until
Monday evening. They had presumably
taken in the fair and other amusements
and had slept Sunday night in the woods
near the Baptist chnrch. They are now
safe at home and il is TO be hoped they
will not again cause anxiety to their
parents.
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