St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-04-12
Local News.

Mrs. Elizabeth Caples is confined
to her home by illness.
Watch for the handkerchief booth
at the Baptist Ladies' Sale.
Rough dry washing at &c pei
pound. West Coast Laundry.
Little money on a big bill-for
particulars call at Calef Bros. Store.
If you want furniture that your
wife can live happily with go to
Calef Bros.
The sw lows arrived last Mon
day, bringing with them a day OF
sunshine.
Misses May and Ethel Mitchell,
of Albina, were guests of Wylena
Thorndyke on Sunday.
Go to Brodahrs greenhouse,
3o2 Buchanan ST., for your rose
bushes and bedding plants.
For sale-Corner lots I and 2 in
block 2, South st. Johns. Price
$3.50, on terms. Phone owner,
Scott 222.
Tents-For tents of any size or
style-or canvas goods of any kind
go to Shaw's Furniture store
French Block.
For Sale Household goods.
Also I Ludico wheel and good
Winchester rifle. Opposite city hall
over Bazaar store.
w. II. Winney, a resident of ST.
Johns two years ago, returned the
first of the week and will be one of
us during the summer.
Mrs. S. S. Roberts, the dress.
maker, I6Ia Olin ST., University
Park, all work done neatly and
satisfactorily. Phone Woodlawn,
500.
Mrs. l.. ]. Huford received a
message last Friday informing her
of the serious illness Of her father,
J. Rigdon Of Salem, and left at
once for that point.
o. l.. Chapel, the pioneer real
estate man Of ST. Johns, now has
an Office in Portland, making a
speciality Of farm lands in the vicin-
ity of Vancouver, Wash.
Ed. Stockton secured several
photos Of politicians on election day
as they were discussing the issues
that are interesting and will prove
to be reminiscent in the future.
Mrs. Leon Chambers was visiting
in st. Johns on Saturday. A sig
nihcant fact was that Of Mrs.
Chambers purchasing provisions in
St. Johns to carry back to her Port
land home.
The car track on Burlington
street leading to the Portland aud
Suburban Express Co.'S freight
depot has been moved to allow the
laying of a sidewalk along the side
Of the Sherman & Stine block.
have for sale splendid team Of
young horses, 3 and 4 years old.
Percherons, weigh 1900 pounds
each; stylish and lively, sound as a
dollar. Call and see me. ]. ii.
Fletcher, s23 Willamette boulevard.
The fountain fund dance OH the
Ath inst. was well attended and a
very enjoyable affair. There was
fine music. aud all declared Il the
ball OF the season. Another benefit
dance will be given Thursday even
ing, the 18th inst.
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
5000 to $500 at the old terms-sS
down and IS per month.
The twelve-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. caples, while
playing the first OF the week, dislo-
Gated her ankle, pushing the bones
over the side OF her foot. A sur
geon has placed the injured men,
Der in a plaster cast and she will be
confined to the house for a couple
of months.
The base bail season seems as
far away as ever. On account Of
the rain little or no work has been
done on the grounds. The man
ayers of the local club have decided
to start right and will postpone the
opening of the park until such time
as il can be put in the best condition
possible for PLAYING good ball.
Pascal Hill has the posts for the
fence all set and the lumber ON the
ground for the same and the grand
stand.
Piano for sale cheap-A square
piano OF the famous Chase make,
originally high priced instrument.
splendid tone, in good shape and
finely carved legs. Will sell same
for SIS; S. down and S. monthly,
no interest. This is as reasonable
as a good instrument could be rent
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