St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-05-10
Local News.

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Fourth of July'
Mrs. K. c. Couch has been very
i'll, but is convalescing.
Rough dry washing at &c pei
pound. West Coast Laundry.
See NJ. r. Urban, St. Johns, for
hollow, concrete building blocks.
Fresh bread, pies, cake and cook
iei every day at the French block
bakery.
See p. w. Henderson, a43 Stark
street, Portland, for real estate in
vestments.
c. Il. Bailey left Monday for a
two months visit with friends in
Wisconsin and Iowa.
Household goods of three rooms
for sale reasonable. 72S East
Richmond, Point View.
Go to Brodahls greenhouse,
3o2 Buchanan ST., for your rose
bushes and bedding plants.
Prof. Bauer is making crayon
portraits in the window at the
Wagner Co. Furniture store.
Lester Brink gave a party Satur-
day evening in honor of c. l..
Bailey, who left Monday for the
East
Mrs. Della Ticer has opened a
dressmaking shop at 5o7 Tioga st.
First class dressmaking All work
guaranteed.
Remember the bali game between
the Brainerds and St. Johns mines
next Sunday at Hills Ball Park.
Game called at ago p. nj.
M. K. Urban makes hollow con-
crete building blocks in all sizes
and shapes. II you are going to
build ask about this material.
II you have not inspected the
White House, the popular working
mems hotel, you have failed to see
one of the pleasantest places to live
in the city.
Jefferson Review: Gov. J. II.
Fletcher was up from St. Johns
this week, as happy as of yore. He
says he has a heap of religion and
offers to show any Jeffersonites who
will come down there how TO get
the genuine article, the kind that
never wears off.
It is reported that the brick cor
ner occupied by the st. Johns Gro
Gerry Co. has been leased for a new
bank. Parties have been here dur
ing the past week looking over the
proposition. II has not been
learned where the stock Of the ST.
Johns Grocery Co. will be moved.
Eternity" will be the subject OF
the discourse at the United Evan
gelical church. Sunday evening
May IL at s o'clock. AT II a. IN.
topic: Beginning at Jerusalem"
You are cordially invited. Strang-
ers especially welcomed.
Chester i. Gates, Pastor
Interior work on the new city
hall is moving along at a rapid
rate Carpenters, fathers, plaster
ers and electricians are busy and
everything shows progress. As
yet little has been done towards
completing the outside of the build
ing. This work will no doubt be
so as 10 turn the building
over at the time the inside work
is completed.
G.. w. Overstreet, who recently
went 10 San Francisco To work as
journeyman plumber, returned to
ST. Johns Wednesday. While he
found wages in the Bay City to his
liking other conditions were not
There is dearth of material and
the work offered is very irregular
In his opinion il will BE twenty
years before San Francisco begins
to look like her former self.
The second base ball club of ST.
Johns, composed OF crack local
talent, will play a game at Hills
Ball Park next Sunday morning at
10 o'clock sharp, with the Boss of
the Road club from Portland. The
pitcher who has faded them all and
the catcher who keeps the game
alive will be the battery for the
locals, Admission ISc. Patronize
the boys and see what they can do,
Charles Arnett and w. G.. Clark,
formerly of ST. Johns, but now
prosperous ranchers near Estacada,
were in the city during the week.
Both report everything and every
body prospering in their neighbor-
hood. They are erecting a new
shop at their ranch and
intend to make other improvements.
Their many friends in St. Johns
will be pleased to hear of their
prosperity.
Again The Review wishes to ask
its readers to buy of our home mer-
chants. While it is true that many
Of them do not advertise their wares,
we want St. Johns people to give
them their trade. Consult our ad-
columns and you will find
the live ones. When you want an
article look them up. You will
find their prices as low as any in