St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-04-07
UNIVERSITY PARK and PORTSMOUTH
The Local Happenings of These Lively Suburban Points
Carefully Compiled Each Week
By Special Reporter for the information and Publication of The
Review Readers and the General Public.

near future, and will pay the Par
visit
Lea Ackerman, formerly wit
Thuman's S grocery, is on guard a
the fair grounds, being a private il
the Second Oregon Volunteers.
Mrs. Baxter, of CASTOR, a siste
of A. w. Dickson, is a guest at tn
Park this week. Mrs. Baxter an,
her daughter, Jeanie, are down {,
attend the meetings in Portland.
Marietta Rebekah Lodge No. ?.
/. O. O. Il. of the Park, on las
Tuesday night initiated Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. A. Whitclcy into the mys
teries of the magic circle. Th,
regular initiation team was not on
hand, but a volunteer corps took
hold Of the work with much credit.
The many friends of Coe Me
Kenna are pleased to see him ba.k
again looking quite we'll after his
sojourn IN California. Summer is
coming and finer summers than
Oregon's cannot he found, and a
finer summer climate for an asthm-
attic person could not bc desired
Rev. r. J. Hcnnessey replaced
Father Thillnan at the morning
services at Holy Cross church, and
IN the evening Father Phclan dcliv.
cred most instructive sermon 10 a
most attentive aud apprccialivc
audience. Father Phelan will
preach the sermons at the mission
to bc given, instead of Rev. Browne.
who could not attend.
The Park swarmcd with visitors
last Sunday, and the facilities in
transportation that the street car,
offered certainly brought out the
large crowd. The twenty minute
service is very satisfactory. and will
help To boom this part oi the Pen
insula as nothing else will. People
are going 10 live where the advan.
tagcs Of the car service are the best. |
A large audience gathered a, the
Baptis, church in University Park |
at the evening service. Rev. John
Bcnilicn preached the first sermon
III a series Ia young people. Ills
topic next Sunday evening will he,
"a Young Woman Choosing her
Friends. Mrs. NJ. V. Barker Of
the First Congregational choir will /.
sing q solo, Mrs. Adams, evanpc.
list, will preach at the morning |,
service.
Some of the residents of the Park
heaycd a deep sigh Of relief the
othef day, when they saw band
oi cattle being driven off towards
Portland by two cowboys. who had
been sent ont from the city pound (
~ answer To numerous complaints
from the property holders here,
lbouis, \ few more such round. /,
'ips will, perhaps, teach our dairy.
men that there is a law in regard To :
COWS running loose through the I,
streets.
The Champions were there with "A
he big stick SUNDAY and pounded
IiiggInbotham for ~ hits and iS -
nns' Although IIigginbotham is :
he best IN his class he could not
lold the Park bunch. while "Dra. 4,
ON Moore the great and War. q
'orse' Brock had NO trouble in =
ntllng their opponents heads off. 4
My allowing lhcm one run and a
nur hits, The Champions will =,
ow await their chance 10 get |,
hot at the All Stars OF Schillers =
ihich will probably be within the N
ext two weeks. !"
The public school is quite iubi- II
mt over the brilliant showing the "
oys made at the annual track meet eN
u grammar schools AT Columbia al
81 Saturday The trophy, a prct
loving cup, will hold a conspicu. u
rs place IN the principals room -
nd Il is hoped will he but begin -
er OF large collection that the ~ ~
'Ns' year 10y year, will add To W W
leir glory, tor with all the facili- -
eS that the boys have in the Park. ~
u TIE advantages of Columbia 5
iHe gymnasium aud campus, pro ~
died the Use OF abusive language ~ ~
prohibited, there is no reason -
ny they should not he the victors sn
the track meet every year. S' ~
The University Park baseball u,
am defeated a team of East Siders Cl.
a very uninteresdng game last "A,
'nday on the old Pacific National no.
ounds, Hawthorne hy the score NJ,
lS's, Moore's pitching was too ms
neh for the South Siders while lea
c heavy sluggers of the Park atl
am ba''ed their opponents all over 20,
lot This was the Parks first lall
me, and II certainly jus,iies them her
seeking faster company than that the
out Portland. The team is prac. the
ally the same as that OF last wear. yer
'e team Is one OF the best bal wa
cod amateur teams in the state. tin,
i IN consequence, they are going a,h
seek some professional games. ins
c personnel of the team is as hin
ows; catcher, Brock; pitchers. all
Moor and Clarke Moore. Ist ii "A