St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-08-09
Local News.

Wylena L nOrnuyke saturday.
Wallace Glover is working on a
l construction train near Klamath
! Falls.
Mrs. A. w. Markle entertained
! jolly party of Portland folks on
Friday evening.
VIM. Henderson and wife have
removed from their home near the
French Block to Portland.
! Miss Muriel Page expects to at
! tend the Walla Walla Adventist
! College during the winter term.
Charlie Leland recently spent a
! week in Oregon City. Mrs, Leland
spent Sunday evening last at that
point.
Willis Moxon spent the week at
} Seaside visiting his family. Ray
Poh is assistant postmaster in his
absence.
B. f. Belieu begins the erection
of his residence in East st. Johns
this week. 1t will be a hve-room
J modern cottage.
John Vinaeke of Silverton; Ore. ,
was in St. Johns Monday. He is
Colorado boy and friend of the
Thorndyke family.
Mrs. ]. A. Martin of Seattle,
who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Hamilton, of the St. Johns
clothing house, returned home
Tuesday.
On Sunday evening, Aug. nth,
at 7 o'clock the young peoples so.
cieties of the various churches will
hold a union meeting at the Con-
gregational church.
Building permit No. Is was
granted this week TO "A. Sackett for
a residence OH lots 3 and 4, block 4,
Point View, TO front OIL East Char
lesion between Modoc aud Hudson
streets, to cost $500.
Yes. our little chaperone came
down from Hood River Saturday,
aud this week we have been walk
ing straight up like house. There
is nothing quite so good as having
somebody TO look after a fellow
anyway.
Andrew euler, living at 7aS
Allegheny street, who was injured
az the Marine Iron works Monday
of last week by a silver of steel
running into his foot, is reported
getting along all right, and will be
out again soon.
"The Indestructible Kingdom"
will be the subject under considcra.
ton at the United Evangelical
church, on Sunday morning, Aug.
nth. No services In the evening,
but will join in the union services
at the Congregational church.
Mr.. A. Forbes OF Eureka, Calf.
who is St. Johns property owner
arrived here Tuesday noon after an
absence OF about two years. Mr..
Ferbes was struck by the removal
of many old land marks. the sites OF
which are covered by substantial
brick aud frame business build.
ing,
]. B. Landrum removed his fam
ily To the old Cation place, Weyer-
hauser tract, on Tuesday. Here
Mr.. Landrum has fourteen acres
and wood enough to cut to keep
him busy all the fall. He will buy
fifty pigs, and with his COW and
duck aud chickens proposes TO
farm.
III. G.. Ogden received a message
Monday morning that informed him
OF the death of his stepmother. Mrs.
Hattie Ogden, at Mason City, Iowa,
which occurred early that morning.
Mrs. Ogden had made plans to
come to St. Johns in a few weeks
and spend the winter here and per
haps remain permanently.
Mr.. A. c. Gessler with calef
Bros, Furniture store will open an
up. .to-date milliner store in the
near future. Mrs. G. A. Sucker,
lately with the Frakes millinery
in Portland, will have charge.
This will give our ladies an oppor-
tunity to purchase their fall and
winter headgear without the trouble
of going to Portland.
That the Woodmen of the World
are very prompt and reliable in the
settlement of their death claims is
evidenced by the fact that Mrs.
Weeks, whose husband was a mem
ber OF this lodge and died about a
month ago, was paid the full
amount of his beneficiary certificate
as soon as it was possible for the
papers to be made out and handled
by the auditing department, re-
ceiving the same last Friday. 1t is
one of the very best recommenda-
tions an order can have, that il
pays its benefits promptly. In this
matter the Odd Fellows also de-
serve the highest praise for the
care and sympathy which was Gag
erly extended to this widow of one
of their brothers.
Elk. Gov. ]. III. Fletcher and
wife left on Thursday morning for