St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-02-08


Mount Hood Yeast made in St
Johns has no equal. Try it.
Inside lots on Jersey street from
SI2so to$I3 900. ID. c. Rogers & Co.
Mrs. Rich of Astoria, Oregon,
was a St. Johns visitor last Friday.
For Rent-4-room new cottage
w. c. Adams, 100 Burlington
street.
In order to make necessary re-
pairs the st. Johns Lumber Mill
did not run last Monday.
Yes, the white building just OPP
posi,e Jobes' mill on Pittsburg street
is the West Coast Laundry.
1ooxIoo in South St. Johns.
Price S6a5. 5000 down, balance
installments. ID. c. Rogers * Co.
Mrs. Matte Vassar and Miss
Minnie Vassar of Greeley, Colo. |,
are visiting at the home of Mrs. c.
Hanna.
The M. Il. Epworth League
gave an enjoyable social at the resi-
dence of +. ID. Hurlburt Tuesday
evening.
If YOU are going to give an enter
tainment and want cake for the
occasion, leave your order at the
Home Bakery.
s room house on S. Jersey lot 100
xI7S; fine location on improved
street, only $4,000. u cash. ID.
c. Rogers & Co.
Massive, solid oak hall tree and
seat with large plate mirror. A
bargain at Shaw's Furniture store,
French Block.
The keel for the new ferryboat
has been laid, but the unreasonable
weather has retarded progress TO
considerable extent
Whatever is to come in the way
of weather we all have the satisfac-
ton that the ground hog did not
see his shadow last Friday.
Andrew Rood and wife. who
have been stopping at the Chicago
Rooming House for some time, re-
turned to their home at Lansing,
Mich, Monday.
In another column the school
board advertises for bids on erect
ing the new eight.room school
house to De built in the northern
part of the city.
The Wagner Co. now employs
FIVE clerks regularly. A year ago
two men practically took care of
the business. This speaks we'll
for advertising.
The real estate market has been
quiet during the week. As there
is always a lull before the storm
there may be considerable activity
in the near future.
The drift that went down the
river during the week was a sight
to see. Wrecked houses, barns.
logs, timbers, ETC., passed down in
countless numbers.
The steam barge Exchequer is
dergoina extensive repairs at the
dry dock. The schooner William
Mcdonald is also in the dock for
repairs and repainting.
A steam engine and hydraulic
apparatus has been installed at the
point Of land south Of the Peninsula
Lumber Co.'S. mill, preparatory TO
sluicing il into the river.
Some one is losing money but il
won't be the one who buys the
Steel Range for sIS; cost sa7 and
used only three months, at Shaw $
Furniture store, French Block.
The fountain fund dance will be
held next Thursday (St. Valentine S
Day. evening, A 6ve-piece orch
estra has been engaged and the best
kind OF a time Is assured all in
attendance.
+. A. Tranger formerly a clerk
in Bonham * Curriers' store, is
now a travelling salesman, with
headquarters in Portland, His
many friends wish him success in
his new line.
The Ladies Aid of the Congre-
gational church will hold a Valen-
tine social and a I5c supper, Tues
day evening, Feb. IA, 1907 in the
manse on church grounds. All
come and mail your valentines in
our postoffice.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ris, living near Point View, died
suddenly Tuesday night after an
illness of only a day. Nothing
serious was anticipated by the par
ents when they retired Tuesday
night, but the little one was found
dead when they awoke the follow
ing morning.
S. Williams, one of the workmer
engaged in moving the engine and
steam shovel, was severely injured
last Monday by one of the rail'
falling on his right foot, badl,
crushing it. He was taken Il
Smiths Pharmacy, where DIR. Nc
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