St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-10-27
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Mems horse hide gloves at the St
Johns Bazaar.
The Baptists will hold services a,
the Adventist church Sunday morn.
ing at II o clock. All are cordially
invited. l.. A. Leonard, Paster.
Smoke st. Johns cigar-best ,oc
cigar on the market-the "White
Crow"
Ten Odd Fellows of Laurel
Lodge visited Hassalo Lodge At
Portland Wednesday evening
They report an excellent evening.
Lady wants work bv the dav
at IS cents all hour. Phone Union
1906.
II. b. REYNOLDS, Of Portsmouth,
is now employed in the clerical de-
partment of the Jobes Touring mill
He is an energetic lad and will
make his record.
Rev. l.. l.. House will OCCUPY the
pulpit at the Congregationalisr tab
ernacle Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock. There will be special mt
sic bv male quartet. All are in
vited.
On Thursday. October 10, n son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
Heallv, Isi Tenth street. San Fran
cisco. This babe is grandson of
Mrs, Helen Dyer. late of Univer-
sitv Park.
Lovers Of dancing should not
fail to attend the first dance of the
Carnation Club at Bickner's hall
II will he held OIL Saturday even
inc Of this week-and a good time
is promised.
Mrs. w. G.. Clark left OF We'd
uesdav for la Grande where she
Joins her husband. Mr.. Clark is
now in the employ of the railway |
and has an idea that his wife will
be pleased with that town.
On Monday evening, November
&, Laurel Lodge, |. q. O. f., will
all It's friends at an open
The affair will be held in
Odd Fellows hall, over Bickners'
store, and general invitation is
extended.
When YOU insure your property
secure only reliable companies. See
the Peninsula Bank about them.
James G.. McVey and Miss Eliza
beth NJ. Shorey, two popular young
people OF Portsmouth, were united
in marriage by Rev. John Bentlien
las, Sunday afternoon October ss) |
at the home of the brides mother
OH Vale street.
c. K. Organ declares in presence
Of witnesses that he has qui,
politics and taken to real work.
lie Is now about TO improve his
here and intends To a,
once build him a home. Up To
this writing his contract has no,
been placed.
c. c. Woodhouse, junior, OF Van
couver, B. c., has recently bought
in this city-bclieving this
TO be fine outlook for business.
Through several dealers he secured
more than $1,000 worth OF good
locations selecting both business
and residence sites.
The third quarterly conference OF
the United Evangelical church
will be held Saturday aud Sunday
Of this week. Presiding Elder ii.
l.. Pratt will preach Saturday even
my at seven-thirty, Sunday morn
my at eleven, aud Sunday evening
It seven-thirty. All are invited.
Thread Six spools for 2Sc at the
81. Johns Bazar,
The St. Johns Ship-building
Company has put in a bid for al
ering and repairing the ferryDoat
.eonel K Webster, aud will doubt
ess get the job. Its bid Of sIS4L7S
was 5000 less than any received
md il guaranteed to do the work
n 30 days while the other bidders
-equired 2I days,
All orders for dry wood aud coal
eft at Donnelly' market will receive
prompt attention and each customer
will get exactly what they order.
Peninsula Feed and Fuel Co.
w. V. Jobes was about to start
ior Los Angeles the first OF the
week, when il was found his con
lition would not stand the trip.
his ticket was bought
and his berth secured, lac was
forced to return to the sanitarium
IN Portland till his recovery was
nearer complete.
w. X. Pettigrew on Wednesday
attended the funeral of his brother,
+. o. Pettigrew, who died Monday
afternoon at Tacoma, OF typhoid
lever. Deceased formerly lived at
Praire City. Washington, but was
buried with Odd Fellows honors at
Castle Rock, Washington. Besides
his parents deceased left four bro
here and two sisters; ii. +. Petit
grew, Castle Rock, Washington;
w. X, Pettigrew, St. Johns; A. NJ.
Endeavor, Pennsylvania;
Z. II. Pettigrew, Ostrander, Wash
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