St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-04-19
Local News.

the river on the ferry last Sunday
Harvey Briggs of Bridal Vel
! was a visitor in the city last Sun
! day.
If you want furniture that you
wife can live happily with go t
Calef Bros.
Go to Brodahls greenhouse
900 Buchanan ST., for your ros
bushes and bedding plants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clum of Walli
Walla, Washington visited ole
friends in St. Johns Monday.
All single men patronizing tn,
Ineeda Laundry will have all under
wear repaired free of charge.
Dray loads of household good:
moving through the streets is one
of tn. sights to be seen daily in ST
Johns.
For sale Corner lots I and in
block 7, South ST. Johns. Price
1880, on terms. Phone owner,
Scott 222.
Tents-For tents of any size OF
style-or canvas goods Of any kind
lgo to Shaw's Furniture store
French Block.
For Sale -- Household goods.
Also Ludico wheel and good
Winchester rifle. Opposite city hall
over Bazaar store.
| "A half dozen new homes are
now building in South St. Johns.
The same may be said of every
addition in the city.
| Sore throats and bad coils are
the prevailing fashion nowadays
undoubtedly caused by the sudden
change in the weather.
Mrs. S. $. Roberts, the dress
maker, Ioia Olin ST., University
Park, all work done neatly and
satisfactorily. Phone Woodlawn,
500.
There are rumors TO the effect
that another road house will be
built on the opposite side Of the
river at some Point on the county
road.
Judge S. IT.. Greene, who for the
past six months has had his Office
in The Review building, moved to
room IS in the Holbrook block the
first Of the week.
Councilman w. II. King Is ex-
cavating at the corner OF Ivanhoe
and John streets and will build a
large skating rink for the amuse.
ment Of the young aud old who
enjoy the sport.
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Robertson
and two children of Frankfort,
Mich. are visiting at the home OF
X. c. Couch and family. Mrs.
Robertson Is daughter OF Mrs.
Couch.
NJ. T.. Legard has resigned his
place with The Wagner Co. and
will drive the laundry wagon for
the West Coast Laundry. No
regular driver has been put OH at
The Wagner Co,
Mrs. Augusta Mansfield received
the sad news, Thursday last. OF the
death OF her brother. VIM. Stine,
who resides in Minneapolis. Minn.
OF heart failure. He was an old
soldier of an Illinois regiment.
have for sale splendid team of
young horses, 8 and 4 years old.
Percherons, weigh 1900 pounds
each; stylish and lively, sound as a
dollar. Call and see me. ]. III.
Fletcher, s23 Willamette boulevard.
About one hundred aud fifty
men are now employed on the cut
now being made near Northern
Hill by the Portland aud Seattle
railroad This number will be
largely increased when the work
is well under way.
Rev Chas. Burris and wife ar
rived in the city from Mapleton,
Ore, for visit with Mrs. Burris'
parents. Rev. aud Mrs. T.. l.. Nc
Wicker, last Sunday. Mr.. Burris
will be located at Sodaville, Ore.
during the coming year.
An item in the city dailies is to
the effect that active work ON the
big Swift packing plant OH colum-
bia slough will begin within inside
of 90 days. In fact the contractors
only await the completion of the
dredges to be used in the work.
Any one desiring instruction on
comets, altos, trombones, tubes,
baritone or reed instruments would
do well to consult Prof. A. c.
White, band master, St. Johns
band. Leave word at Chapman S
book store. Terms reasonable.
What narrowly escaped being a
serious conhagration occurred at the
home of w. l.. Thorndyke Wednes-
day evening. The chimney caught
fire and it took the combined efforts
of w. l.. and his son Frank to sub
due the flames.
Several Minnesotans were in ST.