St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-08-10
Keep Your Eye On St. Johns.

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st. Johns is pretty we'll repre-
! sented at the seashore.
How about cement pavemeuts ?
Cheaper and look better.
Reliable insurance at the lowest
rates at the Peninsula Bank.
Miss Cora Spangle is visiting her,
cousin, Miss Lillian McNicker.
For fine cigars it will pay YOU to
call at Valentine S: opposite city hall.
The material used III Linnes |
bread is the best and can be better.
Furnished rooms with BATH
everything new. s5i South Jersey
street
The dust on the newly graded |
streets is six inches deep and still
rising.
Mrs. T. A. Trauger left OF Tues
day for a three months in Luverne,
Iowa.
Smoke st. Johns cigar-best loc
cigar OH the market--the White
Grow"
Have YOU house for rent9" is
still stereotyped question in ST |
Johns.
First class and reliable insurance |
companies only are represented by |
the Peninsula Bank.
Mrs. NJ. A. Goethe, from Port.
land, was a guest of Mrs. w. l..
Thorndyke OH Monday. /
n. a. Gee lost valuable work
horse Sunday night-too much hard
work on Burlington street.
The hydraut OH the bank corner
does a good business. Coolest wa.
ter in the city il is claimed.
The work OF building the first
pier for the new railroad bridge is
we'll under way oil the west bank.
Henry Valentine and wife from
Albina, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
+. w. Valentine OF Monday even
ing.
Insure against fire before you
have one with d. G. Rogers, agent
for the "old reliable" Phoenix Of
London.
Bolen Bros. have the work well
under way OH the handsome new
home of 7. III. l:dlefson on Charles
ton street.
The Peninsula Feed * Fuel Co.
call attention elsewhere in this is.
sue to the fact that they still have
wood for sale.
The Cyclone Food Co. is busy
with an experiment whereby frogs
will be induced to grow legs the
size of turkey.
An insurance policy in reliable
company is as good as money in your
pocket in case of loss by fire. Ask
the Peninsula Bank.
Prof. W. W. Williams and FAM
lily. from Vancouver, were visiting
c. n. Braasch and daughter Eva,
the first of the week.
Adam, the barber, spent several
days near CASTOR this week, where
he spent the time hunting and fish
ing. lie brought one dear home
with him.
Geo. X. Carhart aud family re-
turned from the seaside Monday, |
They will soon leaye for the noun
tains to remain until the middle OF
September.
Among the St, Johns people rus
ticating at Newport are Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. II. Carlson, II. w. Smith,
p. ]. Peterson and Phil Smith and
families, Mr., and Mrs. Al Harris,
aud Thos. Condon,
Better bring in your printing
now. No use waiting until your
present supply is exhausted, See
IL you are not about out OF state
ments, cards, letter heads or envel-
opes. II so, just let us know,
Last Monday was a busy day in
the municipal court, Six cases oc-
cupied the attention OF the officials
all day. All were plain drunks eX-
cept John Doe, who was given a
term in the county Jail for attempt
ing to rescue prisoner.
The merry-go-round has pulled
up stakes and departed. No more
will its nerve-racking, soul-destroy-
ing, monotous music fill the atmos-
phere with It's melodious melody.
And the people with one accord
heave a deep sigh Of relief.
The local lodge of Knights of
Pythias will give social evening
al Odd Fellows hall next Friday,
August II. 1t is the desire Of the
committee having the affair in
charge that all resident and tran
sient knights be present, and TO such,
a cordial invitation is extended.
Portland plasterers have demand
ed a raise of so cents day, to take
effect September I. They are now
getting FIVE dollars for eight hours,
and have more work than they can
do. 1t seems likely that the de
mand will be granted. This is go
ing some.