St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-08-30
Local News.

will be at 100 Burlington street fol
the present.
r. w. McKeon and II. G.. Og.
den are rusticating at Collins
Springs this week.
Alderman A. r. Jobes returned
Tuesday from a business trip tc
Seattle and the Sound country.
Tickets for the broadsword con-
test on Multnomah field to be held
Monday next on sale at Jackson S.
Miss Josie Young returned this
week from an extended and very
enjoyable visit to Newport and
Corvallis.
DR.. Rambo has moved into the
rooms formerly occupied by DR..
Barret and will conduct an up-to-date
dental Office.
Mrs. Charles M. Case of Puyal-
lup, Wash, visited George Camp
ling for a week, OH her way home
from Sallfofnla.
| Remember the Band boys dance
in M. w. A. hall Saturday night
Special music has been secured and
a good time is promis d.
Miss Annie Ryan in the Penin-
sula bank will go to her old home
in Saginaw, Mich, to spend her
vacation in the near future.
G. Perrigo, representing the
Pratt Paper company of Minneap-
oils, touring the coast, was pleas
ant caller in the Review Office last
Wednesday.
Postmaster Valentine, Louis
Richards aud others left for the
hot springs Tuesday morning for
a few days soaking in those health
giving waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Currier and
daughter Minnie, of Portland, took
dinner and spent the evening, Fri
day last, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. +. Moe.
Mrs. l.. 4. Palmer has been EN-
tertaining her daughter Mrs. Minnie
Mowery aud child of Falls City,
Ore, for a few days. They will
soon 90 to the hop fields.
II. l.. Day, state organizer for
the W. o. w. of Oregon gave the
department organizers a banquet at
his home in Portland, where they
had most enjoyable time.
Sunday Morning a, the Evangel.
ieal church the Subject will be
The Open Door" In the evening
"Who Is Jesus Christi All are in
vi,ed. Rev Chester L. Gates, pastor.
Professor Clayton Wentz of
Portland and Miss Emma Harlow,
will both sing at the services in the
Methodist church Sunday evening.
A rare treat is in store for all who
hear them.
The many friends OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
p. A. Bredeen will sympathize with
them in their sorrow in the
loss of their infant child which
lived but one day and died
August goth.
G.. Ward, who Is suffering from
the visitation of some of the Job's
comforters, Is not as hilarious as
usual. He has our sincerest SYM
pathy, having experienced the
pleasure in the past.
X. B. Bragg, prosperous mer-
chant OF Hood River, was a visitor
in St, Johns Wednesday, and was a
pleasant caller on the Review force.
Mr., Bragg was just recovering from
stay at Collins Springs.
The Daily Abstract announces
that the architects expect to have
the plans for the new plant of the
Columbia Steel company to be
erected at Linnton, sufficiently ad-
vanced to ask for bids the latter
part of the present week.
Rev. c. =. Gates. pastor of the
Evangelical church, will leave on
Tuesday for a visit to the old friends
in Marion county. He will be gone
about two weeks. His pulpit will
be filled during his absence by Prof.
David Mcclellan Metzger, A. NJ. of
Dallas College.
The ladies of the Baptist church
gave Mrs. w. c. Adams a most
delightful surprise party Wednes-
day evening, the occasion being
the eve of her departure for Hood
River, where Mr.. Adams recently
purchased 20 acres of some of the
most desirable apple land on the
West Side. The good ladies gave
Mrs. Adams nice keepsake in the
shape of a beautiful vase.
Rev. and Mrs. +. +. MeVicker
of Lafayette, Oregon, were in the
city Friday visiting friends here.
Mr.. McVicker was pastor OF the
Evangelical church before Mr..
Gates, and built the parsonage and
remodeled the church building. Mr..
McVicker says the population of
St. Johns was about 500 when he
was pastor here, and there are very
many changes noticeable to him
which have been made since his
pastorate closed here.
Rev. Albert T.. Bradstreet, a
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