St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-07
Local News.

iOi iSuNS poStS'
Willis Moxon and family spent
Sunday at Seaside.
Rough dry washing at &C per
pound. West Coast Laundry.
See M. r. Urban, St. johns, for
hollow, concrete building blocks.
Fresh bread, pies, cake and cook
lie every day at the French block
bakery.
We have a full line of black
screen cloth in all widths. Potter
& Goold.
The Central Bar announces the
grand opening to take place next
Tuesday.
See p. w. Henderson, 243 Stark
street, Portland, for real estate in
vestments
Mrs. J. I. Beach of Aberdeen,
Wash, spent few days last week
with Mrs. J N. Keeler.
Household goods of three rooms
for sale reasonable. 77S East
Richmond, Point View.
Buy your medium priced shoes
for men, women and children of
Couch & Co. and save money.
First class concrete gravel de-
livered to any part of the city at
VI. so per yard. st. Johns Brick
Co.
St. Johns cherries will soon make
stir in the world. Nothing yet
seen in this part of the globe to
equal them.
n. II. Suitter, formerly n con
tractor and builder in st. Johns, is
now wearing the uniform of Zone
of the finest" in Portland.
Rev. G. p. Gates of the Evan
gelical church was in attendance at
the Commencement exercises of
Dallas college the first three days
OF the week.
Moses Tufts, Clarence Young.
aud .. l.. Chapel have been in the
mines Of southern Oregon for some
weeks. They are thirty-five miles
from postoihce.
Mrs. d. c. Rogers Of Ilwaco was
guest at the home of ]. II. Crook
on Monday. Mrs. Oliver Graham
of East Portland was also a guest
OF Mrs. Crook OH that day.
Couch * Co, the up. .,o-date mer-
chants, have just installed first
class electric coffee grinder. II is
worth the price OF a pound OF coffee
just to see the thing run, so IL you
need coffee just ask the mayor to
start his jimmy going
J. Chambers of Clatsop, Ore.
was here several days the past
week looking after his property int
ercsts here. Mr.. Chambers is the
possessor OF two acres OF st. Johns
realty. and like many others is
sorry he does not have more.
The Holbrook building on Rich
tnond and Jersey streets is now
ready for occupancy, and the one
adjoining the school house on Jer-
sey street is rapidly getting under
way OF construction under the
skillful supervision of Contractor
Fred Koerner.
Mrs. {. n. Braasch returned
from California Saturday night
after a months absence. Mr..
Braasch came down from Es,acada
To meet her, aud both returned to
that place on Sunday. Mr.. Braasch
has purchased 100 acres more land
at that point.
Children's Day exercises will be
held in the United Evangelical
church on Sunday evening june 9
at 1880. A good program is being
prepared and all are invited TO
attend, The topic for the morning
hour, II a. m, is THE Blood OF
Exemption"
Miss May Shepard came down
from Hood River last Friday for a
short visit with relatives and friends.
She is greatly improved in health
and is already of the opinion that
there is no place like the valley of
apples for rest and recreation. She
returned Saturday evening.
Down South in Dixie" by Rev.
w. 4. Jordan at Bickner's hall,
June IL at s p. m. A coon hunt,
a negro sermon, the moonshiners
and other humorous selections
treating of conditions before and
after the war, will be rendered.
Come and have a laugh. Admis-
sion 25e, children I5e.
Saturday evening, June 8. the
most unusual social ever given will
take place at Bickner's hall. A
program will be given after which
ice cream and cake will be served.
Admission I5c includes program
and refreshments. Given under
the auspices OF the Ladies Aid Of
the United Evangelical church.
]. S. Mckinney, the ST. Johns
Heights real estate dealer, reports
the following sales for the week:
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