St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-10-18
Local News.

J study hear Kew. Brenneison in M
w. A. hall Sunday.
Clement Wolf of Salem visited
with his sister Mr.. J. B. Cambell
Thursday of last week.
The handsome residence of Gil
bert Goodhue on South Jersey St.
is rapidly nearing completion.
l, Mrs. M. Carl of Washougal,
WASH, was guest of Mrs. G..
Ward the greater part of last week.
l, l.. A. Crane, who has been EN-
ployed at Bandon for the past year
where he aided in the construction
of large saw mill, returned to this
city Tuesday.
| o. p. Wolcott, the rent man, be-
sides elongating his building on
Jersey street, has erected a stable at
the back end of his lot for the hous-
ing of his steed.
| w. d. Huntington and wife who
have been spending the past week
or so at the residence of Eugene
Wright in this city, left for their
home near Kalama Monday.
w. H. Hamilton has a quantity
of nice squashes and pumpkins to
sell. Any one desiring vegetables
of this nature should call at his
residence at ara Fillmore street.
Adam Kaemlein and his best
friend spent several days at CASTOR
the past week. Adam promised
to bring home a number of China
pheasants, but failed to redeem his
promise.
A letter from ID. G. Rogers states
that he is now in Chicago under
going treatment for his hearing,
and that he is being greatly bene-
fitted thereby. II is likely that he
will once more become resident
OF St. Johns in the near future.
Any one having use for couple
Of small wooden buildings would
do well to consult an advertisement
in this issue. The city Of St. Johns
has no further use for such build
ings and are offering them for sale.
The highest bidder & is the goods.
Japitor Clark has made complaint
about the number Of boys who are
not pupils that gather around the
North End school house during the
dinner hour and use profane Ian
guage. He says IL II Is not soon
stopped there will be something do
ing IN that neighborhood.
The Portland & Suburban Ex-
press Co. is doing a great business
these days. Piles and piles OF goods
are received daily over their line.
The management is very accommo-
dating and the prices charged are
quite reasonable. St. Johns would
have a hard time getting along with
out this service.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Scott has taken pos
session OF her new rooming house
on the corner Of Leavitt aud Ivan
hoe streets. This building has
been remodeled and thoroughly
overhauled, so il is now one of the
finest and best located rooming
houses in the city.
Somebody, who evidently neither
"fears God nor regards man" has
been appropirating fowls in foul
and felonious manner In North 81.
Johns lately. We know two or
three citizens in that district who
are sleeping with one eye open aud
one hand on a shot gun loaded for
bear. A word to the wise Is suf-
ficient.
The government snag boat Math-
lomah pulled into port at the gov
ernment moorings across the river
Monday. This boat Is employed
IN pulling snags along the upper
Willamette. Old roots and stumps
that may be lodged in the water
ways are pulled out, sawed up aud
thrown upon the beach. The boat
will return to work in few days.
l.. b. Hile attempted a true
western mining town act Monday
evening. He tried to make the
horse he was riding 60 into the
Central bar room, bat cold heart
ed aud unromantic cop nailed him
before he had accomplished his
purpose. He was taken before the
municipal magistrate. who unsym-
pathetically fined him ten dollars.
]. A. Green aud wife of Albion,
Neb., are visiting at the home of
w. II. Hamilton this week. Mr..
Green made visit here ten years
ago and Is amazed at the growth
Of the city since that time. Both
he and his wife are greatly i'm
pressed with this part of the world.
and it is likely they will invest in
St. Johns realty before leaving for
their home.
After a newspaper man has yelled
himself hoarse, says an exchange.
in an effort to persuade people to
patronize home merchants and
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