St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-15
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Invite your friends to celebrate
1.-THE Fourth at st, Johns.
Though dry washing at &c per
ipoupd. 81 West Coast Laundry.
Try the "Par Excellence. the
champion SC cigar made in St
Johns. ~
Many of the Geographical for tele-
phones are being placed in various
parts of the city.
l.. w. Rossiter and family will
soon occupy one OF Mrs Alice
Learned S new houses.
II YOU have river view property
for sale or small ho,ises for rent see
II. G. Ogden, Review Office.
A marriage license has been is
sued to Louis II Boyd and Myrtle
T.. Crone, both OF st. Johns.
Rev. John Naugle and family ex-
pect to leave St. Johns very soon to
take up their residence elsewhere.
Insure against fire before YOU
have one with ID. G. Rogers, agent
for the "old reliable Phoenix of
London
An insurance policy in reliable
company is as good as money in your
pocket in case of loss by fire. Ask
the Peninsula Bank.
Mrs. Harry Hemlow, who has
been guest of her mother-Mrs.
Nancy Caples for several weeks,
left on Saturday for her home at
Vancouver, B. c.
John Haggerty is again at home
after months absence in the
woods. Just how the genial John
could pass up the election is beyond
Our comprehension.
Place your orders for Your next
winters supply of slabwood now.
Later OH we may not hc able to
supply YOU so quickly. Price Fuel
Co. Phone Woodlawn -.
]. II. Crook last wednesday eN-
hibited mammoth Marshall straw.
berry grown in his garden that at
tractcd the attention ol fruit raiscrs.
II was very fine specimen.
Recorder Thorndyke "Wednesday
last received n certified check for
$500 from Morris Bros. of Port
land. purchasers Of the city hall
bonds, rs an evidence OF their good
faith.
Thirteen members of the st.
Johns Methodist ladies aid society
met with the University Park aid
society a, the home OF Mrs. Sharp
at Portsmouth OF Tuesday. a
very entertaining meeting was held
and ice cream and cake served.
Peter Autzen OF Hoquaim, Wash.
last Tuesday let the contract to i.
!. Koerner for a handsome cottage
on the lots north Of Thos. coch-
rams new residence on Ivanhoe
street. Later IL Is Mr.. Autlen's $
intention to build modern resi-
dence.
Plans for the mammoth meat
packing plant of Swift x Co. soon
to bc built OF the banks OF the Co
lumbia east OF the city were delivered
last Tuesday. and il is said work
will begin at once on the founda-
tons. A complete survey has
been made aud the corners have all
been located.
BY reason of Precinct No. 7 going |
dry at the recent election $500, 900
brewery and a number OF saloons
are legislated out OF business. The
proprietor of one OF the saloons says |
he will close his place on the day |
fixed by law, but on the next day |
he will open a dance hall and dis
pense temperance drinks. The
precinct is in a residence district on
the east side, and the announcement
that a dance hall is 10 be opened !
has caused great Indignation.
The friends of Mabelle Hanson
Walker will be pleased to learn that
Sha hos kaenn,a "a trrmanant resi- !
dent of ST. Johns, her old home
town. She has bought a hali-in-
terest in the Enterprise bakery and
il will be known as the Bulls &
Walker Company. Please call and
renew old'time acquaintance and
sample the output OF the new firm.
She has also invested in real estate
in South St, Johns and will be
among us as OF old,
One need not be born with a
veil or the gift of prophecy to fore
see that lots between Fisk street in
University Park and Macrum ave
nue. in Northern hill ON Dawson
street which extends through the
centre of that rapidly growing dis
trict between the rivers ia Portland,
and now selling for SIS per front
foot, will, within twenty years from
today, sell for one thousand dollars
per front foot.
Judging by the following weather
forecast by the cartoonist of the
Duluth (Minn. } News-Tribune they
must be having some rainy weather