St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-04-27

NaH ~ Natnlllt :. oliln>iit civ nall
Lace curtains done up by Mrs
l.avillc,te, lSi Gilhcfi street. Ccda'
| Park.
Mr and Mrs JOS. Bickncr and
daughter Aida Spcn, Sunday with
relatives at Oswcgo.
! J II. Campbell has fine line oi
row boats, canoes aud launches for
hire at the city dock
Cochran Bros. are building a
large addition to their livery stable
to bc used for storing vehicles.
Protect your property from loss
10y fire hy insuring in only first class
companies. See the Peninsula Bank
W. lower has his stock of ladies
aud mems furnishing goods all on
the shelves in the Jower block aud
is doing a good business.
An insurance policy in reliable
company is asgood as money in your
pocket in case of loss 10y fire. Ask
the Peninsula Bank.
The gray pressed brick in the
front of the McChcsney block
presents a very aristocra,ic appear
ance. Laid down in ST. Johns this
building material is worth SIs per
1000.
1t doesn't pay To- have your life
insurance policy written by a
stranger Have il done here in ST.
Johns by home man. have the
best company in the world. W.
II. King.
Linus NJ. Clarke, brother of $.
i. Clarke of this city. tclcgraphcd
last Friday from San Francisco that
he escaped injury in the great
calamity that befell the California
metropolis
Mrs. W. t. llartcl received
new son Monday of the serious illnt ss
of her father in Charlotte. Mich.
and left at once for that point.
She will probably remain away
several weeks.
In all parts OF the peninsula
many FIT trees show the effects of
the late sultry weather The
foliage has wi,hered, burned ap.
pcafancc that is the cause OF con.
siderable discussion.
J. { Crome, the founder of The
Review, is seeking fame aud for.
tune in the gold fields of southern
Nevada. lie has many well wishcrs
here who hope he may strike /, rich
IN the new l:ldorado.
Just to keep up with the march
oi improvements IN this vicinity the
little town oi L.inn,on is doing is
share of building. Almost every
week new residences are erected in
the thriving lumber town.
\ carload of lumber arrived yes.
terday at the site oi the new bridge
aud the work OF building the tool
houses aud blacksmith shop will be-
gin at once. l, Is said u large force
Of men will he given employment.
Moses Tufts. formerly in the
real estate business here, but now
in the logging business near Vale.
Wash. was a visitor in ST. Johns
last Sunday. The former local
Adonis has developed a grip like
that of hired man.
Some of the 81. Johns residents
who have been anxious about
friends and relatives are Mrs. Is.
+. Arnett, who had sister aud
niece at the striksn points in Cali
fofnia, and Mrs, T.. l.. McNicker,
whose cousin was telegraph
operator there.
A we'll attended meeting of
Masons was held last Monday
evening for the preliminary work
in connection with the establish
mcnt OF a lodge in 81, Johns. 1T
pays to advertise" f." said a member
OF the order. I'VE had a good
attendance aud there are large
number OF applications for member
ship"
The Forest Grove Times says
that an examination OF the cherry
bloom shows that Royal Ann and
other early sweet varieties supposed
to be hurt worse by the cold spell
in March still have enough cherries
to make fair crop. The buds on
the sunny sides of the limbs were
generally killed, but the buds that
were shaded lived through,
A. w. Hussey, alleged to have
cut the arteries in the wrists OF a
man pinioned under the timbers OF
the St, Katherines hotel during the
fire in san Francisco, is well known
by Chas. Arnett and Harry Mans
field of ST. Johns. Mr.. Hussey
was principal Of the Genessoe, H.
public schools for several years,
and is highly spoken of by Messrs.
Mansfield and Arnett.
ID. c. Rogers-Of late the Civic
Improvement League has not been
particularly active. Why il should
lie dormant | do not know. AT
this season there are a number OF
things it should consider, Beauti-
flying the city park, for instance. !
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