St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
Some More Stuff

built in St. Johns.
Put some lime in that outhouse vanl
and make it sanitary.
Miss Magness, of wheatland, Oregon
is visiting her sister, Mrs. I. T. Parker
Mrs. !. +. Pof and children went tC
Seaside the first Of this week for al
outing.
Miss Lena Winn, of Portland, is visit
at the home of j. M. Leach, of Heppnei
Station.
Peter Anderson and wife, of st. Louis
are visiting their son, Robert Anderson
of Oak Park.
loving the water and the sights along the
waterfront last Sunnay.
Samuel II. Solomon and family, oI
Portland, are visiting at the home oi
Captain and Mrs. j. Speier.
Miss Jennie Roberts, OF Primrose
Nebraska, is guest of her friend, Miss
Eliza Cole, of Burlington street
James Powell and family, of Portland
have located in Point View. George
Park, of Portland, is visiting them.
Miss Mary Il. May, of Oberlin, Ohio
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The two have not met for many years.
Maud Peterson returned on Monday
from Sunnyside, where she has been
guest of her cousin, Gertrude Throndson.
II. w. Fellows and wife. who have been
visiting at the home of W. Il. Johnson,
left for their home in Minneapolis las,
Friday.
George Morely, Ia charge of gang OF
men, is putting up poles and stringing
wires for the Portland General Electric
Company.
The cement wall for the new school.
house Is ompleted-except the veneer
ing, which viii be put on after the floor
is put down.
The committee on bylaws for the
Women of Woodcraft Is to meet next
Tuesday evening at the home OF Miss
Mary Bckner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Osburn left Tues
day morning for Augusta, Kansas. They
have been guests OF their daughter, Mrs.
e. NJ. Mckinnie.
Miss Laura Potter, Of Medina. New
York, is attending the Lewis and Clark
exposition and visiting her cousin, {. W.
Potter OF this city.
NJ. W. Cation, who has been at Carson,
Washington, for some time. is Cncc more
located In ST. Johns. This time he
declares hc will remain.
"The way TO make ST. Johns prosper
aud become strong in itself is 10 strictly
patronize home industries" so says
Rev. Anderson. And its true. too.
]. NJ. Nieikiejohn. who IL working near
Mount Scott, was badly overcome by
heat one day last week-and Tor short
time was In a dangerous condition.
A. II. Wooley left on Sunday for
Wasco, Washington-whcrc he goes To-
"sec his sweetheart" aud have good
time generally for couple of months.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the congre-
gational church will give an Ice cream
social ON the lawn by the church tonight.
II might he q good idea 10 drop around.
{. II. Foster. lately OF Portland, but
now living In tent In Point View, has
been In town week and IL q reader OF
Tng RgvIgw. MIR. Poster Is working In
Cones mill.
Wouldn't Il be nice II everyone In 81.
Johns would take particular pains Ia
keep every particle oi rubbish out of the
street, The alleys could take care OF
themselves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huber, Reed. Of Cedar
Rapids, Nebraska, were guests the hfsl
OF this week of Miss Eliza Cole, Of Bur
lington street. The visitors are out here
attending the fair.
l.. A. Crane was surprised last Satur'
day by the arrival OF his mother. Mrs. {,
A. Sparsehuh. OF Lincoln, Nebraska,
The letter announcing her contemplated
trip reached here about the same time
that the visitor arrived.
W. c. Adams, of Point View, finished
papering his new house the first part OF
this week and will soon have q very
beautiful place. II will take him tive
weeks more 10 finish painting inside and
out, ~ he Is doing all the work himself
/. NJ. Black, OF I.oveland. coloralo
was in ST. Johns last pFessday-and was
so much pleased with the prospects that
he intends 10 buy little property here
and improve IL. lie was guest OF Mrs
W. l.. Thorndyke-an expects Ia return
here in few days.
W. r. Pettigrew. who lives in St
Johns Park addition, Is making q
speciality of raising cucumbers. lie has
has brought to this Office freak product
two four-inch cucumbers as closely
ioined As were ever the Siamese twins
Each is perfect in shape-but Il forms q
curiosity.
A. Volkland, wife and daughter and
William Metcalf and wife aud the Misses
Lulu Chaplin and Minnie Stanford, all ol
Rice county, Kansas, visited ). {. Cook
and family OF ST. Johns last week. MIR
L Volkland and MIR. Metcalt indicated
their intention 10 return and make theil
home ON the coast.
While I. Harmon, of Portland, wa,
moving his household goods out from
town, his wagon met with slight acei
dent in the road where the grading II
going on close to the school house. The
ldamape was soon repaired. Mr.. HannoI
took his goods around back OF the sehoo
house, where he has pa, up tent for th'
present.
I. NJ. Mieklejohn, contractor an'
bnilder, is now camping about mii'
from Lents-where he is building larg'
house for +. Rush, Mrs. Meiklejohn !
stopping with him-and the couple vii
remain till about till about September !
when they will return TO their St, John
lOak Park home. Mrs. meikielohh wa
in the cj'v on Wednesday.
Rev. {. r. Beller and wife and i've
children, A. T. Hutchinson and wife
Miss Benjamin and Miss creidler, all O
Fullerton, Nebraska, who were expecte'
at the home of Rev. T.. r.. McVicker las
Saturday, did not arrive until Monday
this week. Other visitors al the parson
age are Miss Meta Buck, who is
: telephone operator at her home at Hoo
: River, and Miss Mabel Beller, sister q
> Miss Clara Beller.
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