St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-09-27
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tllC WOl III.
DR.. Mary MacLachlan returned
this week from her trip to Europe,
where she has been taking a special
course of study, and she will be
very glad to meet her friends and
patrons again as of yore.
Carl Hayner and family moved
back from East St. Johns to Edison
street. They think it is too far
out for the winter. 1t will be diff
erent when the streets are improved
out that way. East St. Johns is a
fine residence section.
Captain +. l.. Brink returned
this week from his trip east as a
delegate to a gathering of the
Eagles in Virginia and reports the
time of his life. He says he got
everything that was coming to him
on the trip.
The Wabash base ball club,
which claims the independent cham.
pionship of Portland, has been
matched against the the st. Johns
Tri-City leaguers and the game will
be pulled off OH the local grounds
next Sunday afternoon. 1t will
start at 3 o'clock.
The ladies of the Congregational
church gave a splendid dinner and
supper Wednesday which the citi.
zens patronized literally, but had
they known all the good things
they would have been supplied
with for the small sum of IS cents
they would have simply swamped
them.
X. "A. Dunmire, assistant secre-
tary and assistant cashier of the
St. Johns Bank and treasurer of the
st. Johns Gas Light * Heat COM
pany arrived in st. Johns yesterday
and will make his home here. Mr..
Dunmire is from Massachusetts,
and will make good acquisition
TO our business circle.
+. l.. Mauzey sent us samples OF
potatoes raised OH his property on
street near Cedar Park
that are certainly beauties. They
will be seen in our window. The
middle one is an Early Rose. The
two white ones are Burbanks and
fine specimens. Mr., Mauzey har-
vested eight sacks OF these from his
little patch on his lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Blount aud
laughter Mrs. Steinhof old friends
rom Hood River were very wei.
,ome callers yesterday Mrs. Sein.
ioff is now living OF the East Side,
md her father and mother contem.
plate coming to ST. Johns. We
rust they may soon do so as they
would be gladly welcomed by our
'eople here.
Mrs. I. ]. Monahan received a
etter yesterday from Stansbury,
Mo-, informing her OF the death OF
Ter father at that place. The
etter was written August sth and
lid not reach Mrs. Monahan until
yesterday, aud il seems TO have
been lying in the postoflice at Port
and nearly all this time. The
lueerest part OF il is that the letter
vas addressed to St. Johns.
The w. c. +. U. held a very
meeting in the Evangel-
cal church Monday afternoon.
Two new members were added to
he Union at last meeting. Mrs.
/. c. Scott, Mrs. Emma Smith and
Mrs. ID, Busby, we're elected deli
.ates to the county convention to
'e held in the Goodenough building |
It Portland, Friday, the 27. Every |
member of the Union should try and
Ittend this convention.
Captain Bredeson is installing
Iuite an art gallery in his studio in
he city hall, The Captain is a
connoisseur in the line of fine arts,
lis latest acquisition. however, is
regulation police baton made OF
'irdseye maple and other things,
which is a present from Captain +,
:. Brink, who brought II from
Norfolk, Va. Just ask the Captain
o show you the new instrument of
orture. II is beaut.
n. A. Gee, the house mover, is
'usier than an old hen with ~
hicks these days moving people
mt of the way OF the Hill road, out
4 the way of new buildings being
rected, and otherwise straighten-
ng up the inconvenience and
Mistakes of house users. Wednes-
ay he took the Office of o. X.
Downs next door to the Review
nd moved II over on Oswego
treet to his property there, where
lr. Downs will make a storehouse
{ it.
c. w. Gee, with his sisters,
irs. Winn and Mrs. Wakeley of
.ivermore, Cal, arrived in St.
ohns Tuesday evening and they
ave made up their minds to make
mis- their permanent home. They
az that everything in their section