St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-02-15
Local News.

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Rough dry washing at &C per
pound. West Coast Laundry.
Leave your orders for cakes for
socials, etc. at the Home Bakery,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lee took
in the dance at Oregon City Satur-
day night.
Mrs. H. Wills of North Dakota,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. c..
Ward of st. Johns.
Corner IooxIoo on Jersey St. one
block from center, s6aso, u cash.
d. c. Rogers & Co.
Weir's Lead belongs to no trust.
Live and let live is the motto. St.
Johns Sash and Door Co.
Esther and Carl Lieberman vis-
tied at the home of Rev. Il. Il.
McVicker several days last week.
Ex-Gov. Fletcher returned to St.
Johns last Monday after a month S
sojourn among the solons at Salem.
Insure against fire before you
have one, with ID. c. Rogers, agent
for the old reliable Phoenix of Lon
don.
ID. Tallman has begun the con-
struction of a new residence on the
corner of Hayes and Charleston
streets.
The tulips are sticking their
heads out of the ground and in
another month there will be posies
for every one.
II. l.. Wagner of the Wagner
Co spent several days the past
week, at the home of his sister at
Independence, Ore.
Singing lessons given by lady.
Terms soc per lesson. Address
Music Teacher, sol, l.. Morrison
street, Portland, Ore.
w. G. Wood, formerly of
Albany, and heavily interested in
St. Johns real estate, was a visitor
in the city last Monday.
ID. S. Southmayd, painter, paper
hanger and decorator, has plenty Of
1906 wall paper in stock at 7os W.
Richmond street, St. Johns.
Many teams are engaged in haul
ing ties from the o. X. * n. tracks
to the right of way of the Portland
& Seattle railroad across the PENN
sula.
Lost-Gold chain, in st. Johns,
on Jersey street, Thursday after
noon. Finder return to this Office
aud receive reward. Party is
known.
II you are tired Of the monoto-
nous meals served at restaurants
and hotels and desire good home
cooked meals, go to 4o3 West
Johns street.
II would be we'll for all to look
carefully over their statement OF
taxes due before paying same.
There is said to be errors in mum.
ber recently issued.
The high water did considerable
damage to the ST. Johns ferry by
carrying away the landing on the
opposite bank of the river and
damaging the slip on this side.
The beautiful weather of the past
few days makes one feel that he is
living once more in Oregon. The
eastern weather that recently Wis
tied us was not appreciated in the
least.
Several fine views on the harbor
aud along the water front have
been secured, aud will probably be
submitted to the Commercial club
to be used in the book now being
complied by Secretary Perkins.
Cochran * Co. are putting on
the finishing touches on the Hayes
street improvement. N. A. Gee is
also busy hustling the dirt off the
Leavitt street grade. Hoiistrand
finished up Charleston street this
week.
The Ineeda Laundry is now in
shape to take care of all work off
cred from carpets to lace curtains
and will guarantee everything first
class. Stop our wagon and your
wants will be attended to. Perkins
* Scott, proprietors.
u An inquisitive one asked resi-
dent last Sunday, pointing to the
Santa Maria that was lying in the
stream: "Who owns that boatf
The man answered: 1T belongs to
the Union Oil Co., Hartman owns
the Union Oil Co., Rockefeller
owns Hartman. and now you car
ask yourself who owns the boat. "
The Chemawa American contains
the following in reference to a lee
ture recently delivered before the
pupils of the Indian Training Schoo
by our townsman ex-Gov. Fletcher
"Ex-Gov. Fletcher gave a fine lee
ture on 1.-The Old Time School
last Saturday evening. He spoke
of many amusing things and also
of the hardships the children had te
60 through to get any kind of an
education. 1t was a very fine talk