St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-07-26

Canada.
Charley Bailey, after a three or
four months sojourn in half dozen
eastern cities, arrived in st. Johns
Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Kemp and daughter
Nellie have recently returned from
an extended visit at Cascades,
Washington.
Union services in the Methodist
church Sunday evening. Rev. T..
A. Leonard of the Baptist church
will preach.
Pascal Hill will leave for Seattle
and Tacoma Sunday for week and
to bring Mrs. Hill home with him
Saturday of next week.
]. b. Campbell and wife, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Wumen-
dorf of Portland, will leave for the
coast the first of the week, to be
absent a month.
Misses Jennie and Eulalie Green,
who have been spending the sum
mer on Judge Green's ranch on the
Cowlitz, came down yesterday to
see their Uncle Newt.
Misses Pearl and Leota VanVlick
of Minneapolis, pretty daughters Of
Superintendent VanVlick of the c.
NJ. * St. p. Ry., are in the city
visiting Mrs. II. G.. Ogden and
other friends.
Miss Hazel Couch and Miss Ger.
trude Baldwin went to Prairiedale
this week for few days rustication
on the big ranch with their friend
Miss Mckee. niece of Mrs. Walker
of the st. Johns Bazaar.
Jack Campbell, who is having a
fine little launch built will go in
the same next Monday to Seaside
accompanied by his family. That
is the way to do 1t. aud there will
more of us some Of these days.
II. S. Hewitt passed our office
Thursday morning with bright
smile on his coun,enance aud box
of cigars in his hand and treated us
to one of the Havanas but left us
all guessing whether il was a girl
or boy.
A union meeting OF all the young
peoples societies OF the city will be
held once each month. The first
will be in the Congregational church
August ~ at O'Clock p. m All
young people are especially invited
To attend.
Tom Sawyer, the old original,
was a pleasant visitor in The Review
office Monday. Tom is the chief
agitator on the Daily Abstract, is
an old time tried newspaper man
and a jolly fellow. We are glad to
have him pull our latch string when
in the city.
A good number OF old Hood
River friends were visitors with us
this week among whom were l.. ii.
Huggins, his daughter, aud three
Younger sons. who were on their
way to Seaside. They stopped long
enough to say "hello". l.. G. Stev-
enson and brother aud George Bigler
made us a pleasant call.
NJ. B. Davis of Davis Bros. bro
kers with houses in Los Angeles
and Spokane, All old Of friend Mayor
Couch when a resident OF Toledo,
Ohio, was in the city Tuesday aud
visited Mr.. Couch, He was inters-
ting our carpet dealers in his line OF
linoleum. His firm expects To
move from Spokane TO Portland II
we had Philadelphia street improved
and a good dock at the foot OF IL,
there would be no reason why ST.
Johns should not be better point
for the firm to locate. Every day
this improvement is delayed is mon
ey los II for St Johns.
Mr.. Apple OF the skating rink
installed an up.to-date mechanical
band, To furnish music for his rink.
II is operated by an electric motor.
II is an ingenious piece OF mechan-
ism worked on the piano-player sys-
TEN with perforated records and
gives the music of a 37-piece cornet
band. 1t is automatic in operation,
that is, when the record runs
through the player ii rewinds auto
matically and once the record is
placed in the machine and started
II plays all day without further
attention. There are three tunes
ON record and Mr.. Apple has six
different records. II is splendid
addition to his rink and will be
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