St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-02-16
Our Local Grist

oNS iopN IN ISHSldIIu, TTeUen DlOCk
Ed Peterson from Sara, Wash.
ington, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Frank Smith, for a week.
For best fire insurance see w. III.
King.
Mrs. Alice Learned will build
another new residence next to the
one now under construction.
| For fine cigars it will pay you to
call at Valentine S: opposite city hall.
w. c. Adams is getting along
nicely upon the Chinese block-and
is working full gang of men.
Let the Peninsula Bank write you
a fire insurance policy.
Misses Lena and Zula Short, of
Forest Grove, have been guests this
week of Miss Beatrice ("Trixie'' }
Downs.
It's free at the St. Johns Grocery
Co Saturday, Monday aud Tues
day How to make so many nice
things from Maplene.
+. ]. Koerner will next week
commence work upon four FIVE
room cottages for NJ. l.. Holbrook.
And so we grow.
Up-to-date modern cottages for
rent at St. Johns Heights from SO
up. Inquire Of J. B. Campbell, at
boat house.
n. A. Gee last week did a nice
job Of house-moving for J. c. Scott
when he moved residence that
was near the schoolhouse.
Fashionable dressmaking: fitting
by most approved methods. Mrs.
Fred Brown, 423 East Chicago.
Ii is wise man who gets tele-
grams sent to himself calling him
away-so that he may have a few
days of vacation tree from family
cares.
First class and reliable insurance
companies only are represented by
the Peninsula Bank.
Mrs. ]. l.. Brink has been enter
tanning Miss Tilla Kash, Of New
Boston, Illinois, and Miss Rosita
Stone, Of Washington. Both guests
are pleased with the city.
I have the best life insurance
policy to be found in America;
The Union Central Life. The
safest and best-at a fair price.
Come in and talk il over. w. II.
King.
During two months work here
Pension Pusher Sterling has secured
pensions for the following: James
!. Cain. sra; Alfred Johnson. $40;
Scott Hathaway, sra; John Turley,
sIs; and James Smith, Ss.
Remember! You cannot Duy
finer candies or cigars than the
goods Valentine sells in his neat
store.
o. l.. Chapel left for Hoover,
Washington. Saturday night. He
made some investments there few
weeks ago and received wire on
Saturday that things were booming
and that he d better get there.
Smoke ST. Johns cigar-best Ioc
cigar on the market-the white
Crow"
Mrs. Julia NJ. Parker. mother OF
Mrs. w. T., Swengle. was last
week taken to Portland hospital
where an operation for cancer
was undergone. The patient is re-
ported at this writing as progress
ing nicely.
II doesn't pay to have your life
insurance policy written by a
stranger. Have il done here in st.
Johns by home man. i have the
best company in the world. W.
III. King.
Several months ago General
Lafayette Caples swore out a war
rant against Cunato Bernado Tor
stealing a pair Of oars. The case
has dragged along all these weeks
from one cause or another-and II
was not till last Tuesday that the
matter was finally disposed OF by
the East Side Court.
Call and see the lady demonstra-
tor at the St. Johns Grocery Co.
Saturday. Monday and Tuesday.
Maplene dainties giveu away with
each bottle of Maplene. Also DEM
onstration of Crescent Baking Pow
der.
]. II. Canright had an idea that
| if he aud w. ]. Peddicord remained
ON the same side of Jersey street the
whole city would lean sideways.
Therefore. just as soon as Peddi-
cord had moved to the east side
Canright hiked over to the west
side and located in with the 81.
Johns Sash and Door Company.
Miss Nellie Reid. one OF the
promising music teachers OF Port
land. visits St. Johns every Thurs
Iday. Lessons given on piano, man
ldoiin, guitar and banjo. Address
100 East 9TH Street, North. Station
B. Portland.
Richard Nelson had narrow es-
cape from serious injury last Satur-
Iday. While working about his
team one of the horses became
nervous and made vicious kick at
him-which badly scored Nelson 5
head and required I9 stitches to
hold together. iIe is pluckily at