St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-04-06
Our Local Grist

Mrs. Joseph Osborne was up
from Marysville. California, last
week.
First class and reliable insurance
companies only are represented by
the Peninsula Bank.
Are you looking for wall paper
II so, read the new ad of Hallberg' S
Furniture Store, OIL first page.
Try the "Par Excellence" the
champion sc cigar made i'll ST.
Johns.
Some graphophone selections
added much interest to the Sunday
night services at the methodist
church.
Let the Peninsula Bank write you
a fire insurance policy.
George Packingham and family
retired from the confectionery busi.
ness and now occupy a cottage OH
North Jersey street.
| Among my list can be found
some fire insurance to please YOU.
w. II. King.
Recorder Hanks was able to ride
about the city Oh Monday-and
since then has been at his Office a
brief time each day.
Smoke St. Johns cigar-best Ioc
cigar Oh the market-the white
Crow"
Before April was rs hours old
she had smiled, cried. and given
the hailing sign of distress. She
was a cold baby for while.
A fine plate glass front is being
placed in the building occupied by
Shepard, Dobie x Peterson. It will
now ordered and will soon he IN
place.
Reliable insurance at the lowest
rates at the Peninsula Bank.
Since election +. W. Valentine
has seen fl to erect some new
shelving in his confectionery store.
The painting was done by an artist.
Insure against fire before YOU
have one with ID. G. Rogers, agent
for the "old reliable Phoenix of
London.
Ernest Elliott, whose pharmacy
was recently destroyed by fire, is
settling up residence in Portland.
With a host OF others THR REVIEW
regrets to lose Mr.. Elliott and
family rs residence OF St. Johns.
A feature Of the present campaign
Is Willis 5. Duniway's courageous
fight against the combination that
handles the state printing Office,
Mr.. Duniway's friends believe he
will secure the republican nomina-
tion for state printer.
A trip to the ferry will convince
any one there is considerable travel
across the river at this point.
When the ranchers beyond the hills
begin TO come this way Mr.. Brink 5
proposition will be a paying one to
its proprietor and the residents OF
81. Johns.
II doesn't pay TO have your life
insurance policy written by
stranger. Have Il done here in St.
Johns by home man. have the
best company in the world. w.
II. King.
BY an error last week THR RE-
vIRw failed to tell which Friday il
was upon which the old soldiers
were to meet and form a Grand
Army post. The date was set for
today (Friday) and the hour is
one thirty. All veterans are urged
to be present at the Office of Gap"
Snow.
Pointing to a pile of graniteware
and kitchen utensils that would
make a good big dray load c. W.
Potter, OF the firm of Potter *
Goold, remarked last Saturday:
Here is a nice little order that we
sold today, aud | thing our GUS
toner was satisfied as TO our
prices" IL was the outfit for use
in the culinary department OF the
new St. Johns Hotel.
The St. Johns Grocery Company
has put on the market beautiful
carton for packing a special brand
Of its own butter in. II being the
Red Cross Brand" the carton not
only makes a beautiful appearance. J
but at the same time is a big pro-
tector to the butter-always keep
ing it from taking any taint that it {
might come in contact with--ex- a
ceptionally fine in hot days-no /
melted butter. \
The funeral of Marcus ID. ,
was held from the Metho-
list church on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Wheeler was seventy years of
age, and a veteran of the civil war.
He was buried beneath the flag,
and surrounded by his Grand +,
Army comrades. Rev. +. l.. :
Young, who conducted the services, !
spoke most touchingly of the ,
deceased, and very behttingly to the
Did soldiers present. Mr.. Wheeler