St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-22
Local News.
Remember the Fourth

tner arrived TUESDAY.
Watch repairing a specially at
c. Marion Salisbury's.
Dressmaking done by Carrie
Wood, 6I5 North Ivanhoe street.
We wash and iron all fiat work
at 2sc per dozen. West Coast
Laundry.
Saws filed at the new repair shop.
Carpenters tools sharpened al Brun-
son, the grinders.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hoven, of Goble,
Oregon, spent last week at the home
OF Frank Smith.
Mrs. Holland attended the con-
vention of the Eastern Star lodge
two days last week.
Mrs. Dean, sister of Mrs. w. ID.
Weeks, is visiting in St. Johns.
She comes from Ashland.
+. M. Lashbaugh displays a bad
ly Scared proboscis as the result of
being thrown from a horse.
Henry Smith has just completed
the erection of substantial barn
on the rear of his residence lot.
See the battleships next Sunday !
Round trip OH the launch Signal as
cents. Leaves city dock at ! and 4
p. M.
Mrs. Edwards and three daugh-
ters of Seattle, Wash, were recent
visitors at the home of c. A.
Wood.
Remember and do not let your
freight lie OH the city dock longer
than IS hours unless YOU want to
pay extra charge for storage.
The St. Johns Lumber Co. is
building a vault for the storage of
It's books and papers OH the lot east
OF its Office. II is of concrete ISxi7
feet.
In order 20 facilitate the work of
brickmaking the St. Johns Brick
Co. has erected a number of large
drying sheds at the yard in Oak
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Parker in
tend leaving st. Johns next week
for a summers visit with friends
and relatives at different points in
the state.
Through the generosity OF Pascal
Hill ST. Johns now has base ball
diamond equal to any on the PENN.
sula. WiIs = little expense IL could
he made the finest OF the coast.
Many public affairs aud private
individuals can attest TO the gene.
rosity OF Pascal Hill with his fine
roses. Mr.. Hill has large number
of the choicest roses in Oregon.
Roy Wilcox recently lost one of
the horses of his $500 team as the
result of being kicked while stand.
ing in the barn. Only twenty days
before he had the team insured for
$500. There was some luck at
taehed to his loss.
Have you voted for your choice
for Goddess OF Liberty in the
Fourth Of July paradel II not,
step into Valentines confectionery,
St, Johns Pharmacy, w. w. Ra-
ser's, Harris cigar store or Knight
* Glovers and help your favorite
win the coveted prize.
The fine residence Of p. II. Ed
lefson at the corner of Fillmore and
Charleston streets Is we'll under
way, 1t will be 3ax35 feet. Two
stories high. modern throughout
and cost over 81, 900. Bolen Bros,
well known contractors and build
ers. have the contract.
Pascal Hill is making arrange
ments TO erect a handsome brick
block on his addition at the corner
of Kellogg and Fessenden streets.
II will be a two-story building with
stores OH the ground floor and the
upper story arranged for lodge pur-
poses. The plans are now being
prepared.
Freight Agent Morse, of the O,
X. * n. railroad, was in the city
last Saturday in response to an in
vitation from the Commercial Club
in regard to the location of a depot
in St, Johns at some point along the
water front. After looking over
the city Mr., Morse expressed his
surprise at tie number Of busines,
houses and the amount of freight
handled. In company with several
members oi the club he visited
various localities along the line of
the road to gain information as to
the best location for a depot. He
was very much impressed with
what he saw, and promised to make
favorable report on the request to
the officials of the company.
With a good and convenient
landing place at the city dock it
seems as though the excursion n
steamers would find it profitable to
stop at ST. Johns. At present the
city is placarded by advertisements
lying that this or that boat will
run somewhere on such day, and
will leave its dock in Portland at
such an hour. To solicit business