St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-29
Local News.
Remember the Fourth.

SCHOOL eleCtlOn tllS NFIludy
evening.
| Let the Peninsula Bank write yor
a fire insurance policy.
Watch repairing a speciality a,
c. Marion Salisbury's.
Miss Jean McCombs of Seattle is
guest of Mrs. +. p. Babitt.
Dressmaking done by Carrie
Wood, 6I5 North Ivanhoe street.
Mrs. Frank Peterson attended a
wedding in Portland on Wednesday.
We wash and iron all fiat work
at 2Sc per dozen. West Coast
Laundry.
Furnished rooms with bath
everything new. s3t South Jersey
street.
+. w. Valentine is building a
cottage in the rear of his blacksmith
shop on 1vanhoe street.
The election of two school direc-
tors will be held at the schoolhouse
this (Friday) evening.
Ethel Armstrong, of Burlington
street, gave a birthday anniversary
party on Saturday afternoon.
Did you ever note the fact that
the merchant who does the most adj
vertising does the largest busiuess1
Miss Edna Magnus, sister of
Mrs. I. +. Parker, is expected to
arrive from Wheatland, Ore, for
visit.
The ball last Saturday night for
the benefit of the baseball club was
wella attended and very ENJOYABLE
affair.
An insurance policy in a reliable
company is asgood as money in your
pocket in case of loss by fire. Ask
the Peninsula Bank.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Hall of Seattle and
Mrs. II. c. Exon of Portland, sis.
ters of S. W. Simmons. were visi-
tors at their brothers home last
Monday.
l.. II. Brunson, sharpener OF
tools Of all kinds, has opened q shop
OH lvanhoc street Shears. knives.
razors and every kind of an edge
tool will be put IN condition at q
low price.
W. ID Nelson, publisher Of the
Haines Record, accompanied hy
Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. Nelson and
Mr. aud Mrs. +. A. Lubbus of
Haines, Ors., were ST. Johns visi-
tors last Saturday.
Young Gordon Parker left ST.
Johns alone on Saturday night for
Yreka. Calf. where he will visit
his aunt, I. 4. Parker's sister,
until August. His aunt and uncle
will return with him.
c. l.. Barron. OF ST. Johns.
Mich, has been added to the ton
serial force of the Bon Ton barber
shop. Mr.. Barron is a first class
workman. and will prove a valuable
addition to the shop.
Saturday afternoon Rev. L. l..
Young united in marriage Miss
Anna Gertrude Madison. OF St.
Johns, and Mr.. W. II. Tiedeman.
Of Seattle. They will make their
home in Seattle where Mr.. Tiede-
man is employed by the city as Ell.
gineer.
Several seows for use in the con- .
Of the new railroad bridge
have been delivered and are now in ,
use, The machinery barge was
launched at Portland shipyard
last Tuesday, and a half dozen
scows are now under construction
at the yards.
Carpenters began tearing out the ,
old refrigerator in. the St. Johns ,
meat market last Tuesday Tor the
purpose Of installing a modern cold ,
storage room. The new meat pre-
server is one Of the latest on the
market. The contents are always
kept at uniform temperature. II ,
is convenience itself With the new
refrigerator Mr., Donnelly will have
ample room for storing and keeping
a large supply of meats during the
coming hot weather.
DIR. McChesney last week sold to
Patrick Skelly two choice lots on
the corner of Jersey and Chicago
streets. This property is on the
east side Of the street between the
McChesney and Jower blocks. The
price paid was $3.50. Mr.. Skelly
is having plans drawn for a hand
some brick building and will build
at once.
+. NJ. Lashbaugh purchased an
other 6ne team last Friday. They
cost him $500. With a brand new
harness from Swengels harness
shop they made fine appearance.
II now have fourteen horses in my
barn." said Mr., Lashbaugh. "and
they cost me $2 600. No, ! haven't
got all want. Show me something
good and I'll buy it,"
There is great demand for ten
ant houses in St. Johns. Every
day inquiries are made at this of
fee concerning houses to rent. It'll