St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-29

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Try the par Excellence" tn,
champion SC cigar: made in St
Johns.
First-class dressmaking by Mrs.
Zella +. Johnston, S3r South Jersey
street.
Remember the bali of the fire de-
partment at NJ. w. A. hall to-
morrow night.
If YOU have river view property
for sale or small houses for rent see
II. c.. Ogden, Review office.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bloom and daughter
Leona, of Portland, were guests of
Mrs \. W. Markle Friday.
Harry l.. Crary arrived yesterday
from Delavan, Wis, to spend the
summer with &. Il. Bailey.
Protect your property from loss
by fire by insuring in only first class
companies. See the Peninsula Bank
Phone Woodawn 22 for your
slabwood--stove and l.foot lengths.
Wood delivered from st. Johns mill.
Remember. You cannot buy
finer candies or cigars than the
goods Valentine sells in his neat
store.
Miss lilva lIurlbert was the host
ess at very pretty lawn party
given ate. 5. Thompson last even
ing.
G. W. Potter, Geo. G. Carhart.
II. W. Bricc aud Willis Moxon are
mentioned as candidates for school
director.
Misses Carrie and Ruby Martin
and Grace Harris, Young ladies of
l.ovcland. Colorado. who are tour
ing the coast, were guests of Mrs.
W. l.. Thorndyke yesterday.
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.
Misses Braasch, Douglas, Long,
Perkins, Mrs. May Wright, Mis,,s :
Amy Coda Sylvia Rowland aud
Wylcna Thorndyke attended Miss
Lima l.iuchln's recital at Mt Tabor
Thursday evening.
Mrs. viii Weeks entertained a
of friends at luncheon in a
delightful manner IN honor of her
sister, Mrs. Dean. OF Ashland, |
Tuesday, June Goth, at her new
home IN South 81. Johns. The
guests were Mcsdames Dean, Day,
Hutchinson, Churchill. llinman.
Parker, Trauger, Learned and
RoSSi,cr
Miss Eliza Cole gave a surprise
party on the eve of the departure of
her niece, Miss Maudc Cole. for her
home in Svcnscn, Oregon. There
were eighteen guests, mostly play
mates Of Miss Maud, Singing, rec
talions and games, followed 10y ice
'rcam aud cake, made the evening
lass IN a pleasant manner, Miss
'olc had attended school here the
iast winter aud made many warm
riends who were 10th To have her
lepari
II there is anyone in 81. Johns
lesiring to make improvements on
heir property on street where the
.radc has not yet been established
hey may have the grade defined by
,ctilion at a cost of about S2S per
nile. This will enable all who de.
ire 10 improve Ia govern the
lcight OF their foundations and lay
heir sidewalks 50 that everything
viii be uniform and systematic when
he street Improvements are com
,lele, Call al the city hall and
Recorder Thorndyke will explain
O. Arvitson was relieved of sos
n cash about ~ O clock Wednesday
light by a fellow who was acting
IS a guide to show him his way
nome. The theft took place in
ront Of the Arvilson home near the
station. Mrs. Arvitson
vas attracted outside by the noise
made by the men, and knocked the
iat OF the light fingered man of his
read, The hat is now at the city
iall, and may be the means OF iden-
flying the robber II is a soft
llack hat, size -. Although the
elbow is known there is no clue a.
% his whereabouts.
The people of St. Johns were
rcated To the sight OF a lifetime
Wednesday morning when Admiral
Goodrich 5 squadron of battleships
passed down the river. When in
ront OF the city the boats formed in
inc, the flagship Chicago passing
rom the rear To the head OF the
followed by the gunboat
Princeton, the torpedo-boat Preblc,
he battleship Boston and the tor
Dedo-boat Paul Jones, in the order
named. With the exception of the
Paul Jones, which went to Santa
cruz, all the ships steamed north
or Puget Sound points. Many
people witnessed the grard sight
rom every point of vantage,
With several miles Of sidewalks
N Ia. laid a., tho cit,s rnauv nropert,