St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-05-03

The West Coast laundry makes

a speciality OF -laee curtains.
Brodahrs greenhouse, 3o2 Bu
chanan street, for pot plants.
The sale of dog license tags ha
been lively during the past week.
The infant child of NJ. H. Shel
ton died Tuesday, aged ten days.
Ed Rolf and wife from Albina
were St. Johns visitors on Sunday
| ]. +. Brink and family enter
tanned guests from Kansas Sunday
All single men patronizing th'
Ineeda Laundry will have all un
derwear repaired free of charge.
Twelve nice, level lots in Soutl
St. Johns. Small payment dowt
and S. per month l.. II. Smith.
A class of St. Johns children
were confirmed at the Catholic
church in University Park Sunday.
The home of c. N. Braasch has
been rented by a Massachusetts
family, relatives of DIR. l.. Il. Story.
1t is reported on good authority
that the Pacific States Telephone
will apply for telephone franchise
in this city.
Miss Adria Burkhardt will
shortly remove to Albany. She
has been a resident of st. Johns for
five months.
Exchange for St. Johns property,
chicken ranch, one mile from Coun-
Gil Crest. Henderson, 243 Stark
street, Portland.
Miss Mabel Beller of Verdon,
Neb., arrived in st. Johns Satur-
day evening and expects to spend
the summer here.
c. A. Bailey leaves next Monday
for a visit of a couple of months
with friends and relatives in the
middle western states.
Now that the streets have been
given a partial cleaning, how
would IL do to give the alleys and
back yards little attention.
ID. S. Southmayd, painter, paper
hanger and decorator, has plenty
Of 1906 wall paper in stock at 7oS
w. Richmond street, st. Johns.
Buy your cigars and tobacco Of
Harris * Goodell. The only ex-
elusive cigar store in St. Johns.
Corner Jersey and Tacoma streets.
Mrs. S. 5. Roberts, the dress.
maker, I6I2 Olin ST., University
Park, all work done neatly aud
satisfactorily. Phone Woodlawn,
500.
Mrs. A. II. Sheehan, daughter
Eola and son Clarence, OF 81. Paul,
MINI. were the guests of Mr., and
Mrs. II. G. Ogden during the first
Of the week.
The rose crop promises to be one
OF the best in years. The bushes
are covered with buds, and with a
few more days OF sunshine Oregon
will be herself again.
The ball given by the Eagles in
NJ. w. A. hall last Tuesday evening
was a well attended and very enjoy
able affair. Many visitors from
adjoining towns were present.
Only the pivot pier remains to be
sunk in the river at the site OF the
Portland x Seattle railroad bridge.
The steel for the sup rstructure is
all on the ground and the iron work
will probably begin as soon as the
pivot pier is completed.
II. * NJ. Paints and Sunshine
Finishes are still in the lead Not
the cheapest in price. but best in
quality, and economical 10 use,
Our stock was never before SO com
plete as at present. These goods
absolutely guaranteed. Potter *
Goold.
A free dance will be given by
Uhlig Bros. in NJ. w. A. hall,
Saturday, May !, 1907. Good
music, good order and a good time
assured. Gentlemen must secure
tickets at Uhlig Bros. furniture
store, 100 Tacoma street, Ladies
free. Everybody invited,
DR.. Walter Tucker, formerly of
the Crow Indian Agency, Montana,
and recently transferred to Chem
ava. Ore. spent Sunday in the
city with Chas. Bredeson aud fam
lily. The doctor and Mr.. b. were
in the government service together
for years at various Indian agencies,
Last Friday J. S. Downey sold
to w. G.. Shellenbarger the lots on
the corner OF Jersey and Trumbull
streets, known as the Stratton prop
erty, for $500. Mr.. Downey sold
this property about three months
ago for 10000. This sale demon
strates the fact that there is more
money to be made in ST. Johns real
estate than ever only that A takes