St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-07-26
Local News.

Ill with typnolu teNer.
Alpha Crook and Charlie Hewitt
left last week for Seattle, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Knox of
Fargo, n. D. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c, Aiken.
Contractor b. +. Belieu will erect
residence for himself as soon as he
finishes the jobs he is on at present.
Mrs. Agnes Leland visited her
aunt, Mrs. w. T.. Niles at Milwau-
kie this week returning Wednesday
evening.
DR.. d. l.. Schoonamaker and
wife, of Marshheld, called on DR..
Hartel OH Monday while passing
through the city.
The little brown men seem to be
having some business nearer home
and will likely keep their hands off
of Uucle Sans scalp until after the
hot spell at least.
A. w. Schier and family, Mayor
Couch and family, and Mrs. Saterly
and family went to Oregon City
Sunday in Mr.. Schier's launch to
spend the day.
The St. Johns band will give one
of its enjoyable dances tomorrow
Saturday evening in Bickner' S
hall. Everyone is invited. Good
floor aud good music.
Mrs. A. Hamer. of the St. Johns
Clothing House, expects to leave
shortly for Chicago to lay in full
stock of mems furnishings, also
mems and ladies' shoes.
J. II. Jones of Point view, while
in the Employment of the Portland
Manufacturing company Friday was
caught between two logs and sus
tanned fracture of two ribs.
Night policeman Etheridge re-
ceived word last Friday that Mrs.
Etheridge's mother at Aetna was
dangerously III aud Mr.. and Mrs.
Etheridge left in the evening for
that point.
Miss Nena and Ruby Cooper,
who were OF their way from Fay.
cite, No, TO visit Daniel Perkins aud
family OF Ineeda Laundry, are re-
ported among those missing IN the
Columbia disaster.
il. Claiborne tried to catch a
moving car Friday night of last
week, aud missing his footing. fell.
The steps of the trailer struck him
on the head, cutting a 80 inch
cash aud bruising him severely.
Tom Monahan met some Of the
old members OF the Portland Uni
versity he used TO carry during the
'oos. while conductor OH the street
railway, at Gladstone park and
spen, happy day last week with
them.
Frank Lund and sister, Miss
Minnie I.und, OF 81. Paul, Mimi,
are visiting at the home OF Peter
Rood. II is the intention of Mr..
Rood 10 make good Oregon boosters
ont OF them. as they are very much
in love with the country already.
The Clark * Wilson Lumber COM
pany has put in a new rollway a,
the terminus OF their logging road,
the Goble, Nehalem * Pacific, at
Goble. They will put in storage
tanks aud use oil for fuel in their
locomotive later on.-The Timber
man.
l.. l.. Mccallum and family, who
have been visiting at A. {. Ges-
ler's, Chicago street, the past few
days, left for their home in Hast
ings, Michigan, yesterday. Mr..
McCallum was very favorably i'm
pressed with ST. Johns and expects
to return here to live.
Miss Pearl Beebec. daughter of
Ex- Councilman Guy Beebee. form
erly OF St. Johns, sister Of Mrs. Viii
ford, anl who was thought to have
gone down with the Columbia, is
reported among the rescued at Eure-
ka. Miss Beebee was ON her way
home from trip to Los Angeles.
Her father is now at Castle Rock.
Post Master Yates of Hood River
notified the citizens through their
city council last week, that they
could have free delivery Of their
mail for the asking, and they are
not like people who will not ask for
what is coming to them. That is
part OF their business and is one of
the secrets of the high prices their
fruit brings.
Brother Taylor of the National
Tea Store found his room too
cramped to handle his stock which
is constantly arriving and has erect
ed a six-foot balcony across the
rear end of his establishment where
he will keep fine line of musical
instruments of all kinds. Mr. Tay-
lor is an old printer. and, therefore,
he is up-to-date.
Burns Jones and c. A. Hickle OF
Hood River two of our old tillicums,
were down Friday of last week and
spent several hours visiting with us
at ST. Johns. One or both may in
terest themselves in property here,
as both were very fayorablv inn