St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-11-23
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GODDARD Hoffstrand began the
work of improving Charleston street
last Tuesday.
First class and reliable insurance
companies only are represented by
the Peninsula Bank.
II. Henderson, the real estate
dealer next to The Review office,
has a new ad in this issue.
The floods have given Seattle and
Tacoma a black eye that will take a
good while to wear off. Too bad.
Col. Thos. Monolian was busy
last Tuesday installing sixteen new
electric lamps at various points in
the city.
Clean comfortable rooms $3.50
per week up, S of parlor and bath,
also housekeeping rooms. The
Raymond, ia South Jersey street.
Full line of tobacco, cigars, pipes,
etc, always OH hand at the corner
cigar stand, Tacoma and Jersey
streets. Harris & Goodell.
With the new moon of last Sun
day some of the local weather proph-
cts predicted a spell of fine weather,
but were off their base by several
feet.
Note the new adj of the st. Johns
Land Co., OH the first page. II
YOU are interested in real estate in
St Johns il is important that YOU
read it.
Hiawatha, in drama, pantomime
and song, will be given by pupils
Of the fourth and fifth grades in In
dian costume at the school house
Tuesday evening.
The Portland General Electric
Co. has an announcement pertain
ing to show windows in this issue.
II you are a business ma II will
pay you To read IL.
The best place in the city to get a
good meal is at the grill room of
the New 81. Johns Hotel. Sunday
dinners a special feature.
Everything first class.
High water last week caused
considerable damage in the state OF
Washington. Several lives were
lost aud thousands OF dollars worth
Of property was destroyed.
Mrs. G.. W. Cochran aud daugh-
Ter Lillian and son Earl, who have
been visitors at the home OF Mr..
md Mrs. Thos. Cochran for some
left for their home at Yves,
Superior, Wis, Tuesday evening
last.
Mrs. Rose, formerly of Seattle,
building a hotel and rooming
house on the corner Of Burlington
and Fillmore streets. The house
will be modernthroughout and have
Ihirty.cight rooms. lit will he three
high aud has one Of the fin
st views Of the city. W. G..
Adams has the contract.
The condition OF J. c. Scott con
very critical. lie had a q
.apse last Sunday, and has been
very low during the week. An OPP
was performed Tuesday and
bowel was found to be punctured.
The latest report is to the effect
hat his chances for recovery are
favorable.
The Portland meat Co, wholesale
dealers in fresh aud cured meats,
are the latest candidates for favors
from the retailers. This firms
meats are noted for their excellence
and freedom from Artificial coloring
and have been received with favor
by customers OF the ST. Johns Meat
Market, who handle them eXclus-
There was a cannonading on tie
of the city last Sunday
that made some people imagine
there was a Siwash uprising, II
was only an attempt to bag a few
pheasants, The high water
had driven the birds to the high
ground, and the populace were on
to the fact. Probably a half a dozen
birds were secured.
The only damage by the recent
rains in St, Johns was the
NARROWING of the city hall and its
occupants. The water and mud
registered two inches above the
overshoe mark Monday afternoon,
The slush rose steadily and by We'd
nesday morning it had reached the
danger mark. The cool snap that
followed averted threatened disaster,
w. c. Adams has the contract
for three four-room bungalows OH
the corner OF Seneca and Dayton
streets, Point View, for Mrs. Ander-
son, sister of Mrs. w. w. Lytle.
Mrs. Anderson came here on a
visit from Toronto, Canada, and
was so well pleased that she con-
to make her home here, and
invest in St. Johns property.
Ten dollars down and ten cents a
day are the terms on which Univer-
sity Park lots are sold. University
Park lots are selling right along
others are still, because Uni