St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-05-18

Reliable insurance at the lowest
rates at the Peninsula Bank.
Rough dry washing at &c per
pound. West Coast Laundry.
Dressmaking done by Carrie
Wood, 6I5 North lvanhoe street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust. Frank are
the parents of son, born May IA.
! The material used IN Linne's
bread is the best and can't be better
B. T.. Buber, recently of Lewis
ton, Calf, is now a resident of St.
Johns.
Try the Par Excellence" the
champion sc cigar. made in St
Johns.
Mrs. Sophia Tufts and Miss May
Shepard visited Vancouver on
Thursday last.
Richard r. Ambose, of Loveland,
Colorado, was a guest of the Thorn
dyke family on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Cochran arc
the parents of a baby boy, who
made his appearance May 10.
Protect your property from loss
by fire by insuring in only first class
companies. See the Peninsula Bank
A confectionery store will occupy
the first floor of the Banschbach
building, now being erected oppo.
site the public school house.
The closing OF the business
houses III the city every evening,
except Saturday, at : o'clock has
met with the approval of all
Two shifts are now being EN-.
ployed at the pumping station of
the st. Johns water company. and
from now OH there will be 10 com.
plaint of a scarcity of water.
AT the meeting of the Rebekah
lodge on the 9th inst Mrs. T. ]. |
Monahan was elected as a delegate
to the grand lodge which convencs
IN Portland OF the goth inst.
Il. Syufy, a first.class tailor from
san Francisco, has located in 81.
Johns, aud has engaged rooms in
the Jower block. lie will hc ready
for business the first Of The week.
It doesn't pay to have your life
insurance policy written by a
stranger. Have il done here IN 81.
Johns by home man. have the
best company in the world. W.
II. King,
Souvenirs Of the big FIRE in san
Francisco, mostly OF china ware aud
silver, have been received by several
people in 81. Johns. They will he
treasured relics OF the disastrous
and eonilagration for
years TO come,
The thirty fourth annual reunion ,
Of the Oregon Pioneer Association /
will be held in the armory, corner |
Tenth aud Couch streets. Portland,
Thursday, June -. All persons {
coming to or born IN Oregon up to
1889 are eligible TO membership. d
Mrs {. Zander. Miss c. I.cups q
md Mrs. c. Coyan have been visi.
ors recently at the Tufts and !
Braasch homes. On Sunday las,
Mrs. Tufts and Mrs. Braasch visited I
hese ladies In Portland, Mrs c
lander and Miss Leups are from :
Wisconsin. a
II there is a man in 81. Johns ]
who is willing to distribute adver- !
ising matter throughout the resi- :,
lent and business districts he can :
ind occasional employment 10y =
applying at The Review office,
Nearly every week there are several
obs in this line, n
BY the improvements at the car !,
,arns at Piedmont the street rail :,
way company has unbounded con ;,
idence In the permanent and sub
'tantial growth Of the peninsula, \
Tracks are being laid and eScava-
ions made, which, when completed, !,
will give double the room now used !,
or storing the trolley cars, y
Last friday being the thirteenth u
anniversary OF Nelson 1
Noren, his grandmother Mrs.
Frank Peterson, with whom he G
ives on Park avenue, gave him a q
supper, which was much 5
enjoyed by dozen or more girls \
md boys, The supper was fol- \
owed by few hours spent in y
playing games. /
J, ID. Hardy has grit enough for y
! half dozen men. One day last [
week in telling a tree the trunk Il
lew back and struck him in the q
,reast and Knocked him almost I
'enseless. Recovering from the jar ;
ie continued work. His side CON
inued to pain him for several days, n
md on consulting a physician he /
ound that he had badly fractured |
'ib. :
One need not be born with a n
'eil or the gift of prophecy to fore /
'ce that. lots between Fisk street in /
University Park and Macrum ave
iue in Northern hill on Dawson \
street which extends through the /
,entre of that rapidly growing dis a
rict between the rivers in Portland, il