St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-07-06
Local News.

MIS-. JOnn f1aSSeTty Is qulte ii
at her home.
Let the Peninsula Bank write yol
a fire insurance policy.
Watch repairing a specially a
c. Marion Salisbury's.
Furnished rooms with bath
everything new. 53r South Jersey
street.
l.. Gromachey of Dee, Ore, was
business visitor in St. Johns last
Tuesday.
We wash and iron all fiat work
at 2sc per dozen. West Coast
Laundry.
M: l.. Tufts came down from
Yale, Wash, to spend the Fourth
at St. Johns.
p. S. Bannan, one of n. A. Gee $
right hand men, spent Independ-
ence day in Seattle.
The hottest day Of years gone by
has been one of the topics of con-
versation during the past week.
Phone Woodlawn ~ for your
slabwood-stove and 4-foot lengths.
Wood delivered from st. Johns mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Holbrook
are enjoying the cool breezes at their
summer cottage at Toke Point,
Wash.
Remember! You cannot buy
finer candies or cigars than the
goods Valentine sells in his neat
store.
To those who are willing to work
at top wages we say come to st.
Johns. There is plenty of work
for all.
The way the telephones around
town have been performing during
the past few days would put a trick
mule to shame.
w. "A. McKeon of Kalama,
Wash. was St. Johns visitor last
Saturday. The Review Office &C.
knowledges a pleasant call.
w. l.. Markle, machinist on the
Stanlev.Smit lumber mills in Hood
River valley, spent the Fourth with
his brother, A. W., in this city.
w. ]. Mccord, a contractor from
Loveland, Colorado. together with
his wife and son Quinn, were the
guests of Mrs. W. l.. Thorndyke
OH Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Hallberg,
whose home was recently DESTROYED
by fire, have taken up a temporary
residence with Mrs. Hallberg's
mother in Mt. Tabor.
II. NJ. Wood and family of Hood
River were visitors in town this
week. Mr.. Wood is a contractor
and builder, aud may decide to To-
cate here permanently.
The Mcchesney block Is nearing
completion. II Is strong and mas.
sive structure aud proves that the
doctor has great faith in ST. Johns
future. II is certainly beauty.
+. ]. Koener began the work of
excavating for the foundations OF
the Stine & Sherman brick block
on the corner OF Burlington and
Jersey streets last Monday morning.
Fire may destroy your home any
time. Are you protected against
partial or total loss II not. call
at the Peninsula Bank aud learn
the small amount that will give you
protection.
The first work OF prisoners on
the streets of the city was perform
ed last week, and the unfortunates
made a good job OF it. The men
were not of the hobo stripe. but
horny-handed working men who
had taken a drop too much and
were unable to pay their fines
So. so each.
The fall term of the ST. Johns
public schools will begin Sept. II
the same date as the schools of Port
land. This change will make the
school schedule of the two cities
uniform. and enable any pupil of
either place to take up their studies
in the same grade and class without
confusion in case Of change of
residence.
The Wellington, Knight & Glov-
ers new saloon in the Holbrook
block, opened for business Monday.
Weinhards S celebrated draught and
bottled beers are handled exclu-
sively. Case goods and family sup
plies will be made a speciality. A
oommodious billiard room has been
arranged in the rear room. Messrs.
Knight & Glover invite their friends
to give them call.
Rudolf Hallberg. whose house
furnishing establishment was re-
Gently destroyed by fire. informs
The Review that he will resume
business in St. Johns as soon as his
loss is adjusted. This news will be
welcomed by all. During the time
Mr.. Hallberg was in business here
he established an enviable record
for honesty and fair dealing that
won him host of friends and Gus
toners.