St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-03-22


ada, where she will visit relatives
for a short time.
Rev. Fred J. Warren is quite i'll
at his home with typhoid fever.
While his condition is not serious,
he is a very sick man.
Hear the 'Trishman's Ghost
Story by Moonlight" and "Toot's
Approval in up to date Negro
fashion, Friday night, April S.
Three switch engines, two steam
shovcls and about fifty cars are
employed at the cut across the pen
insula for the Portland x Seattle
railroad.
The cement basement walls Of
the new school house in North St.
Johns are nearing completion, and
material is being delivered on the
ground daily.
Log RATS are being towed up the
river aud loaded at the mills by the
steamers and when the strike is
over all the mills will have a good
supply of saving material.
l.. Richard yesterday filed a pc
tition TO place his name on the elcc.
ton ballot as a candidate for coun.
Gilman at large. He will make the
run as an independent candidate.
Ernest Mcdaniel, assistant elec.
trician at the st. Johns power house
had his foot badly crushed in an
accident caused by runaway car
on the Russell Shaver line OH last
Tuesday night.
Hereafter all notices of societies,
etc, announcing enter
where admission is
will he inserted in The |
Review at five cents per line each |
insertion. This rule will he strictly |
What is known as the Csples
irac, of land in the southern part
Di the city is being cleared of its
timber and underbrush, presum.
ably with the intention of plating
md placing II on the market in the
near future,
ID, c, Rogers & Co. report the
sale OF six lots on Jersey street dur.
ny the past week at prices ranging
rom $1,000 Ia $1,000 each. Another
erscy street property will probably
'c sold 10y this firm today or tomor.
ow for $1,000.
A large scow loaded with build
ng materials was towcd To the site
4 the new turpentine and alcohol
liant on the opposite side OF the
lvcr Wednesday. The work OF
Ncavating for the foundation is
ow IN progress.
The Fairchild - acre tract at
iewport station has been plated
$ Newton Addition and the lots
re now for sale by the 81. Johns
and Co, Prices ranging from
goo Ia $500 at the old terms S. IA
own and IS per month,
The charter commission will
cet at the city hall this (Friday) |
iening To hear the report of the
appointed To draft clauses
.ovlding ior the registration of
Ic voters IN the city and the APP
ointment of police Judge.
Chas, Liner returned "Wednesday
ON ten days trip up Seattle
az, In his estimation Portland
ld vicinity is miles ahead OF Sc
tie, Tacoma and Bellingham in
e matter ol real estate values and
lsiness propositions, "ln fact
e do not realize what a good
ing We have here" said Mr.. l.,
Although the 81. Johns Lumber
,, : saw mill aud the Portland
anuiacturing Co.'s plant have
en- idle during the week by
ason of the strike there has been
demonstration whatever by the
'ikers, As far as can he learned
ere have been no negotiations
latever looking towards a settle
INT,
Pascal Hill yesterday brought to
le Review office several twigs
almond blossoms, lie a
; several almond trees on his Y
ace that are in full bloom. Ac- 4
riding to Mr., Hill the almond II
'es are the first to blossom, then
me the apricots. These are fol-
we'd by the peach, cherries and
pies.
The ladies of the NJ, l., church
Il hold their bazaar in the new
re building next Wednesday,
arch a7, They will have for sale
NE fine creations in skirts, aprons
Il other useful aud fancy articles.
ley will serve meals both at noon
d evening, Another feature will
booth of home made candies :"
nducted by young ladies OF the I
worth League, I
The new dentist, DR.. Rambo, is I
" ready to do all kinds OF dental :
'rk, and in order to get some =
'rk before the public as test of !
ability, he will do all work till (
'ril IS, at a discount of IS per I
1t. This means that YOU will get !
finest skill at the lowest price. :