St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-08-23
Local News.

Register, was in the city Sunday.
w. l.. Thorndyke and son left
for Ilwaco and Astoria for a week
Monday.
The Apple family has moved into
the property recently vacated by
DR.. Rossiter.
Have your home photos taken by
Stockton. Leave your orders at
Review Office.
\ w. i. Johnson. former resident
of St. Johns, now a citizen of Dal-
las, was visitor in St. Johns this
week.
Cottage Grove poultry growers
have organized poultry association.
Is there not enough good blood in
St. Johns ponltry circle to support
live association here'
II. A. Galloway, who has been
editor Of the Oregon City Enterprise
for the past six months has severed
his connection with that paper aud
is succeeded by Mr.. l.. &. Thomas
of Troy, Ohio, who was associated
in the paper with Mr.. Galloway.
Charles Arnet;, an old timer of
St. Johns now living at Sunnyside,
was a visitor here Tuesday, and
brought with him some samples of
Gloria Mundi apples grown by him
at Clackamas, which are beauties
and are of the Lownsdale quality.
Mrs. Sparschuh of the Home Bak-
cry has leased the building OH Lea
witt and Tvanhoe streets, formerly
occupied by the West Coast laundry,
and will conduct a rooming house
therein when the building is remodel
ed which work is now being accom-
plished.
X. l.. Burk, who has been res
ident OF st. Johns the past two
years, went with his family this
week back to the old home in Doug.
lass, Kan, for visit of a few
weeks. Nothing like a trip to the
old home TO emphasize the super.
iori,y % ST. Johns TO anything in
the east.
Miss II. Louise Ebert of Glenn
Ferry, Idaho bought a nice residcn,
lot while visiting her friend Miss
Hendricks last week. When Miss
Ebert lands that nice young man /,
will be just splendid to have a pretty
location for him 10 put the new
home upon. We congratulate Miss
Eber, on her wise action.
J. i. Wrinkle aud family wen, to
Ocean Park Thursday for their
summer outing. They will come
back in week or two covered with
"skeeter bites and glory, happier
than the clans at Ocean Park at
high tide and great deal safer
than the clans at low tide. The
worst we can wish them is more OF
the same kind OF outings, They
are great. The outings, OF course.
Mr.. c. T. Prall Of Detroit, Mich
igan last Thursday bought the stock |
OF the ST. Johns Grocery company |
and will put in an up-to-date dry |
goods store, Mr., prall is a man OF
many years experience In the bust |
ness both as buyer aud seller
aud Il means that there will be less
excuse for our citizens To go To Port
land to do their trading We are
glad TO give Mr.. Prall the glad hand |
and wish him abundant success in
his new enterprise.
A letter from ID. c. Rogers to
one of his friends here, comment
ing OH the climate at Bandon, Ore.
says they are enjoying every min
ute of the time, that the temper
ature has been no higher than ISL
or 70 degrees this summer. He
also says the wind is rather frisky |
there, which constitutes the only
disagreeable feature to the incest
and most picturesque beach on the
coast. lie also sends his regards
to all inquiring friends.
George and Robert Bragg, sons
of X. b. Bragg, one of Hood Riv-
er's prominent merchants, were
pleasant callers at The Review
office Monday. They were in the
city in company with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Blowers and their sister, Miss
Fannie Bragg, and of course hunt
ed up their brother Berean. They
say everything is lovely at Hood
River, and il couldn't be otherwise
if il tried. We were sorry we were
out when the other members of the
party called.
Hon. ], w. Morton Of Hood River
was a welcome visitor at this office
Mr.. Morton was in Port
land on business and ran over TO
say hello. He has been recently
TO practice at the bar in
Oregon and has associated himself
temporarily with Hon. A. A. Jayne
at Hood River. Mr.. Morton was
accompanied by Fred Snow, another
oldtime Hood Riverite, but who is
now a resident of Portland. Come
again, boys, the latchstring is out
TO you.
A nice little girl came to visit
Al. ...I Al. n L.. ILL.,.