St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-04-26

painting.
Rough dry washing at &c pc
! pound. West Coast Laundry.
Miss May Shepard has beef
quite i'll during the past week.
Work Oh the new Baptist churcl
on Chicago street is progressing
rapidly.
d Fresh bread, pies, cake and cook
lie every day at the French block
bakery.
Prof. w. G. Anderson entertained
the high school pupils on Monday
evening
Mrs. p. J. Peterson and children
will soon spen month at La Cen
ter, Wash.
The Congregational society gave
supper at the manse OH Wednes-
day night.
Many flocks Of wild geese, all
flying north, passed over the city
Monday night
Floyd Harrison returned with
Frank Thorndyke, from Castle
Rock Sunday evening.
A children's party was given at
the home of c. ID. Titus in Point
View Tuesday evening.
Do not forget to remove your
freight from the sidewalks, If it is
unloaded OH Jersey street.
Go to Brodahl's greenhouse,
800 Buchanan ST., for your rose
bushes and bedding plants.
Oregon ranch eggs aoc per dozen
at the Crystal Grocery and Home
Bakery, or Dawson street.
The East Side justice court is
now located at $50 East Burnside
street, between Union and Grand
avenues.
Mrs. Della Ticer has opened
dressmaking shop at so7 Tioga St.
First class dressmaking. All work
guaranteed.
w. c. Brown from Portland and
Ed. Nelson. from eastern Oregon
were guests Of Mrs. w. l.. Thorn.
dyke on Sunday.
Mrs. c. n. Braasch was seized
with choking spell Monday night, |
which affected her heart aud nearly |
caused her death.
A man holding a stop watch on
some of the visiting automobiles
might find that the speed ordinance
was being violated.
Next Sunday will be Rev. Fred. |
]. Warren's last Sunday to preach
IN st. Johns. He will soon remove
his family to Portland.
Passenger travel OH the ST. Johrs
ferry is on the increase. Last Sun
day the ferry company did the
heaviest business since they started.
A novel health lecture was given
at the Methodist church on Tues
day afternoon, the lecturer giving
to the Methodist Aid society ten
cents for each person attending.
The members Of the local lodge
of X. of =. will be entertained this
evening after the transaction of the
regular lodge business by their lady
friends. Lunch will be provided.
The Fairchild ~ acre tract at
Newport station has been plated
as Newton Addition and the lots
are now for sale by the ST. Johns
Land Co. Prices ranging from
1900 to $500 at the old terms rs
down and SS per month.
The popularity OF the Fountain
fund dances continues. The one
held on the 18th inst netted the
fund s44. II was, like the others,
well patronized and greatly enjoyed.
The basket sale was the feature OF
the evening. Watch for the next
announcement and try aud go
The people of St. Johns who
wish to beautify their premises can
secure just what they want at Bro
iahl 5 green house. The young
proprietor takes pride in his stock {
and the purchaser may be assured
hat he is getting exactly what he
S buying. Visit this greenhouse
N South ST. Johns and may be you
will find exactly what you are look ,
ng for.
Chief of Police Bredeson wishes
% call the attention of all bicycle
-iders to the fact that after next
Tuesday, April 80, it will be un-
awful for any person to ride their
wheels upon any OF the sidewalks
within the city limits.
DIR. Mary MacLachlan, the Oldest
practising physician and surgeon in
81. Johns, expects to leave about
he first of May for Vienna, Aus
ria, to take a special course in
medicine and surgery in one of the
colleges OF that far-famed capital.
This course of study will occupy
lbout four months. A host OF
riends hope that the trip will add
o her store of knowledge and all
wish her a safe ;o,rna,, a,,1 s,>aaJI