St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-12-13
Local News.
He who by his biz would rise
Must either bust or a ivertise,


commenced this week near Cedai
Park.
I Pascal Hill has been in limbo
with a hard case of grip for the
past two weeks but is slowly recov.
ering.
Mrs. Snow and Mrs. Upson and
daughter Eloise, friends from Hood
River were visitors at the Byerlee
home Saturday and Sunday.
The friends of f. M. Lashbaugh
will be greatly shocked to learn
that he was killed last week while
riding after cattle at Blodgett, Ore. I,
his horse apparently having fallen,
killing both itself and rider.
]. T. Pond, who has been work
ing on the dredge Portland, had
his left arm badly injured by tim
Der falling upon 1t recently, but un-
der the skillful treatment of local
physician Is getting along nicely.
Take notice of Bonham & Cur
rier's new ad. Cut il out when
you 60 to do your trading. 1t Is
worth IS cents to you and will save
you just that much money when
you buy s. worth Of goods there.
The Santiam News asks After
the Clouds Whatr' Sunshine,
bright glorious sunshine, a purified
financial atmosphere, more health
ful and vigorous prosperity. II Is
sure to come as effect follows cause.
ID. J. and b. +. Horsman have
returned With their families from a
trip to the east. The Oregonians
are all coming back. for they can
find nothing quite so good as Ore
gon. II Is the verdict Of every one
who tries.
Messrs. Walter Blake and Allen
Petticord. we'll to do farmers of
Seneca county, Ohio, are visiting
with l.. Il. Walker and family this
week. They are also looking after
their interests In copper mines in
the eastern part Of the state.
Mrs. II. Il. Collier went to PEN
dleton to visit with her mother over
the holidays, consequently this gen
ial disciple Of Blackstone is on the
mourner's bench. Mr.. Collier ex-
poets to follow her on the shortest
day Of the year and return with her.
II our "Old Subscriber" who
recently scored our merchants for
not having any special sales and
charging such high prices will look
on the editorial page Of this issue
he will see just what he wants In
St. Johns. Now Is the time for
him to get busy or shut up.
Another illustrated service will
be given at the Congregational
church. Sunday. December IS at
1890 p. m. Mr.. Butterworth will
most likely sing one OF his beauti-
ful solos at this service. At the
morning service Mrs. Lyons will
sing q solo aud the ladies quartette
will render a selection. All are
invited to attend. G. w. Nelson,
pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Walker, old
residents Of ST. Johns, but of late
their home in San Fran
cisco. were In the city this week
looking after their property inter.
ests here. Mr.. Walker was re.
Gently transferred from San Fran
cisco to Portland by the Southern
Pacific people where he is employed
now by that company.
Mrs. Gordon Ogden. nee Hart
man. formerly one Of St. Johns
bright girls. now a resident Of For.
est Grove. was visitor In 81.
Johns looking after their property
Interests in Northern Hill this
week. Mrs. Ogden says their
property Is not for sale and that
they are coming back here to live
She would like to rent
their property for time, however
and particulars may be learned at
this Office.
We wanted to give the devil
a key to the Office, so that he could |
get in ahead OF us and fire up. We
went to Billie's repair shop and in
4 little while he had made us key |
that was better than the old one.
and while we were rubbering about
we found that Billie was repairing
monographs. bicycles, umbrellas.
lawnmowers-in fact, anything you
could think of that needed repair
ing. and he is an expert at the biz,
too. II struck US that now would
be about the best time in the world
TO get your lawn mower sharpened
and adjusted so that in the spring
you would have it ready when you
wanted to use it. Billie is the boy
to do il, and is the best man in
the city to fix any old thing that
needs repairing. Just try him once.