St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-04-26

ling their nests.
Have you ever noticed that bird
sing all night in Oregon1
The West Coast Laundry make
a speciality of lace curtains.
Brodahl's greenhouse, ,o2 Blu
chanan street, for pot plants.
Corn, cans I5c at Crystal Gro
cery and Home Bakery, 6I7 Daw
son street.
The young child of John Wy
more was reported dangerously il
on Saturday.
Over thirty carloads of peopl,
left st. Johns last Sunday, after !
o clock in the afternoon.
Best creamery butter, soc per h.
at the Crystal Grocery and Home
Bakery, 6I7 Dawson street.
All single men patronizing the
Ineeda Laundry will have all un-
derwear repaired free of charge.
Twelve nice, level lots in South
St. Johns. Small payment down
and S. per month l.. II. Smith.
Mrs. Alice Learned. Mrs. c. N.
Braasch and others contemplate a
California trip at very early date.
Eva Gentry, who lives at Anna
belle, on the Mt. Scott car line,
was a guest Of Wylena Thorndyke
on Saturday.
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-
cigar store in St. Johns.
Corner Jersey and Tacoma streets.
Mrs. S. $. Roberts, the dress.
1912 Olin ST., University
Park, all work done neatly and
Phone Woodlawn,
500.
w. Il. Randall of Mason City,
Iowa. was the guest of II. G.. Og.
den the first Of the week. Mr.. X.
has made an extended tour of the
West and was very much impressed
with what he saw in ST. Johns.
In the report Of the opening of
the reading room last week The
Review unintentionally omitted
Of the reading given by
Mrs. Geo. M. Hall, which number
was very well received as the APP
olause that followed testified.
colvin & Henderson, the real
state men, have taken offices in
he Leo block, opposite the post.
'iiice, and will move to their new
ocation the first Of the week. The
gentlemen have a handsome suite
Il rooms, and will be better able
han ever to handle the business of
heir customers.
Raymond w. Cook aud A. ]. |
.eland, passenger and ticket aud
raveling agents OF the Northwestern
line, with headquarters in Port.
and, were in 81. Johns lasr Friday |
distributing advertising matter and
making the acquaintance of the
iisiness men and others. Both |
entlemen are railroad men aud
enial fellows whom il Is a pleasure
D meet.
II would be hard to find any spot
. Oregon or anywhere else that is
$ quaint and picturesque as the
ome OF Mrs. Hattie Ashby on
'essenden street. Mrs. Ashby is
II old timer who helped to build
he house in which she now lives
II her property which Is soon to be
old. She will afterward reside in
new house built just back of the
ome OF her son, Ed Ashby, on
.dison street. Mrs. Ashby has
lways been a hard working wo-
ian, and the evidence OF her skill
shown by her garden. Besides
zach, cherry and plum trees, she
as a variety OF vegetables, which
ipply her table, and one could
,arcely name an old-fashioned
over or sweet smelling herb
'hich does not grow in this won
eriul bower of beauty. Modern
oses and pinks vie with lilacs. mar
lssus, Towering almond. wall
over, double violet, Japan ounce,
alifornia shrubs, daisies, tulips,
leeding heart, cowslips and many
Ihers so quaint that few people
ould know their names. Mrs.
,shby takes the whole care of her
aried vegetation, and enjoys it.