St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-25
PORTSMOUTH and UNIVERSITY
Mrs. Carlson has a fine baby boy.

.'N bO"S W tbc MOUNTAINS lot all out
ing.
ID. Gregory, of Portland, was gnest
Sunday of Bert Smith, of University
Park.
Mrs. Carlson, from Spokane, is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Henry lizard on Gloucester
street.
Mrs. Darid Morgan and children have
returned from Seaside, after a pleasant
outing
Mrs. Nina Leigh returned home from
Seaside Saturday, after pleasant stay of
two weeks.
Mrs. ). A. Thompson, of Pendleton, is
visiting her friend, Mrs. NJ. Brenner, on
Dawson street.
Mrs. w. 4. Parthemir and her two
bright boys will return home on Septem-
Der from Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. I. McKenna left last
Monday for a few weeks sojourn at
Collins Hot Springs.
Mr.. Roy Helderman, the popular
mailman of University Park, has left for
a two weeks vacation.
The Ladies' Aid was quite successful
with their ice cream social Friday even
ing, the attendance being large.
Mr.. Verne Hoyt and family spent last
Wednesday visiting his brother, Edgar
Hoyt and family, at Univerrity Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van, of Olympia, who
have been rooming at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Hinkston, left last Friday.
Mrs. Mattock, wife of Senator Mattock.
of Pendleton, paid flying visit to Mrs.
NJ. Brenner, of Dawson street, last week.
Miss Jennie Ferris continues very III
and Is confined almost steadily to her
bed. The late cold spell hurt her very
much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Satterly, from
Olympia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. |
d. Satterly and enjoying Portland and
the fair.
Mrs. vanscoy returned TO her home In
Eugene last Monday, after spending a
most pleasant month with her sister,
Miss Eastman.
Professor Alva Bender Is visiting his |
mother In University Park. lie intends |
a medical college in Chicago to |
study medicine.
Mr.. Towns, University Parks popular
mail man, is building fine house on DE
Haven street neNt TO his present dwell |
ing. II will be for sale.
The new Methodist church will be
dedicated September 10. A fine and |
appropriate program will be rendered. /
A large attendance is expected.
Mr.. Monger and sister, Of Aledo.
Illinois, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Stevens and family at 1876 Fisk street.
They are immensely pleased with every.
thing. especially the fair.
Mrs. ID. c. Hoyt went to the coas,
Wednesday Of last week to Join her
laughter, Ethel, and take a much needed
rest. II you want To- eat good square
meal. Just call OF ID. {. during her
absence.
Mr.. and Mr. Joseph Borcns aud the
Misses Fanny and Nancy conclly. sisters
II Mrs. ID. V. Hart. OF iooo Hurst street.
iave returned home after pleasant visit
With their relatives. They are from
Here is correct list Of the officers OF
Marietta Rebekah Lodge: N. G.-Mrs.
Belle Nash; V. G.-Miss Bessie Beau
mont, Seeretary-Alrs. Emma Hemstock,
:. y. G.-Airs. Singer; chaplain-Mrs.
,ckerman,
Take noticel Parents Of fine babies aud
III sorts Of babies living In University
ark Babies are being enumerated ON
Dan McAllen's list for that special day {
L the fair In September. so prepare the
'abies for that occasion and win prize.
Wedding bells were again heard in
University Park last Thursday evening
When Miss Agnes II. Hunt, OF st. Johns,
md =. Mark Stewart were united in
marriage. They will continue TO reside
n University Park. We wish them much /,
lappiness.
Louie Sierra, an Astoria boy. is guest
4 Mrs. III. Dyer, 749 Dawson street, and
5 taking In the fair aud everything in
ight as this is his initial visit 10 Port /,
and, with which city he is delighted.
lis sister Is the vile OF Mrs. Dyer's /,
son, George, also OF Astoria. ,
Mrs. Pincers, at present resident of
'ancouver, Is building fine house on
DAWSON street, ust in the rear OF Rey-
Iolds' grocery store at Portsmouth. The
our carpenters who are employed on the {
'uilding are Mr.. chipman aud two sons
nd Mr.. Metealf. They are boarding at
lrs. Martin Brenner's on Dawson street, !
nd are greatly pleased with the Park. ;
hey expect TO finish the house in three
weeks for occupancy.
A friend of your reporter, who is {
mongst the real estate owners, Mrs, T..
). Frame, Of Portland Heights, has
een entertaining, together with her
numerous fair visitors, Honorable John
'iler Campbell, OF Santa Rosa, Cal
Iornia, whom she has not seen for 20
ears. He was appointed under Presi-
ent Cleaveland consul To New Zealand
nd was for three and one-half years in |
long Kong, China. He is now assistant |
istrict attorney in Santa Rosa. Amongst !
is dinner-table stories was an account |
( the seventeen servants employed by
hem when in China. A presiding consul
fishing to show appreciation Tor faithful
eryiee gave each a Mexican dollar as
ift but could not make them understand
as such. They demanded II ever after
ards as an increase of wages, and would
OF work without il. Another tale was
lhen tramp aceosted him for the price
( bed on a cold winters night. He
efused, and next day man was found
rozen, dead, In the snow. On investi-
alton to see il it was the tramp he
efused to aid he suffered great remorse
/ his thoughtless action. He said IN
slling the story that the destitute should
OF be repulsed.