St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-28
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Try the new bakery in the Frencl
block for wholesome goods.
y Cool, quiet rooms 81 a week up
at The Raymond, rI6, S. Jersey.
Oh, for the open cars that were
run OH the electric line last winter
For Rent-Nice bed room, fire,
use of sitting room. Apply al
Home Bakery.
Mrs. b. A. Olson is reported
quite low at the home of her mother
Mrs. Horsman.
Refreshing showers laid the dust
Sunday night. Little or no damage
was done to the cherries.
S Id. special blend coffee ground
by electricity, 81. Try il and be
convinced. Couch & Co.
Dressmaking and plain sewing
by the day or at home. Inquire
The Cottage, 1I6 S. Crawford St.
Last Tuesday the books of the
Sunshine library were given to the
ST Johns Public library by Miss
McClave.
Many of the local veterans of the
civil war attended the G.. A. r.
encampment at Newberg during
the week.
Tons and tons of the finest cher
ries have been picked in St. Johns
during the week. The cherry har-
vest is now at its height,
II you need a tent of any size or
style let us quote you a price that
will save you some money. Shaw 5
Furniture store, French block.
"A. ID. Mcdonald has a force of
men at work OH his business block
on Jersey street. The building
will be extended ten feet and many
improvements added.
Owing to lower rent and smaller
running expenses we can and do
sell furniture at lower price than
any other store in town. Shaw's
Furniture store, French block.
Al Harris mourns the loss of a
valuable cocker spaniel. The AMI
NAL was missed Saturday last aud
was found dead Wednesday about
$50 yards from home. Indications
are that the dog was poisoned.
The members of the Congrega-
,ional church rendered a reception
to their pastor, Rev. Nelson at the
manse Wednesday evening. II was
a well attended and very enjoyable
affair. Refreshments were served.
ID. S. Southmayd The season
is changing in Oregon. Here II Is
near the Fourth of July and sum
mer has only begun. Years ago
when | was a boy in Yamhill coun.
~ saw them thrcshing grain on
the ord of July. Now no one
thinks OF threshing until abou,
August, The old world seems TO
have slipped cog
Judge Greene has exhibited sam
pies OF coal taken from an exposed
ledge on his farm near Castle Rock.
Wash. Two veins have been loca-
ted and prospected. These veins
meet and form a fine vein of mer-
chantable coal seven feet wide.
The judge believes there is coal
near his place in paying quantities,
and is making arrangements to
ascertain the depth and width Of
the veins.
The shoot OF the gun club last
Sunday morning was one OF the
best. Several crack shots from
Portland were present and the
members OF the club received many
pointers by their work at the traps.
Seats protected from the suns rays
have been erected and an additional
shooting platform and gun rack
built. The interest among the
members is increasing. and first
class sport is promised every Sun
day morning during the summer.
The St, Johns ball club will go
to Kelso next Sunday to play the
Kelso Tigers, one of the strongest
teams in the Tri-City league. The
game will undoubtedly be the best
one OF the season, as both clubs
have been strengthened for the oc-
casion The locals will be accom-
panied by the Rooters' club and a
number of ians. Arrangements
have been made to accommodate a
large crowd. Are YOU goingl II
so report to Frank Goodell at the
Central cigar store, so that pro-
vision may be made.
Mr.. A. {. Gesler aud Miss Eliza
beth McCallum were united in mar
riage at the NJ. l.. parsonage on
Wednesday evening, Rev. +. l..
Young performing the ceremony.
The groom is one of St. Johns bus
mess men, having recently pur-
chased an interest in the St, Johns
branch of calef Bros. furniture
store. The bride is popular and
accomplished young lady of Rose
Valley, Nevada, The happy cou-
pie are now at home to their friends
at 40 Chicago street in the Hurl-
bert property.