St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-05-08

New hosiery, correct weights TO
spring at PraIl's.
Mrs. Keogan visited her sistei
in Arleta last Friday.
Mrs. Fain of Portland is a gues
of Mrs. L. A. Palmer.
Will Thurston from Carson is il
the city visiting friends this week.
Mrs. Fain and Mrs. L. A. Palm.
er went to McMinnville on May /.
The Baptist Ladies withdraw
their notice for dinner on election
day.
Mrs. Breeze and daughter Josie
Of Arleta visited with Mrs. Keogan
the first of the week. ~.
Mr. and Mrs. Swaney of Point
View have returned from their
farm at White Salmon.
Mrs. J. II. Jones, Laura and
Violet Jones and Mrs. J. w. Bragg
visited friends in Arleta last week.
Don't forget the Whist party
and dance given by the Fraternal
Brotherhood tonight at M. w. A.
hall. va
Mrs. Gertrude Berg aud daugh-
ter Cecil who has been quite sick
with the measles at Kelso is expect
ed home soon.
N. A. Gee is at work on the
north side of track at Newport for
a Portland concern. Brother Gee
always gets to the joint when there
is any work to be done.
A very pretty birthday party
was given John Schulter on April
as on his sth birthday and the
children had a jolly good time and
wished him many happy birth
day. -
Too late to learn the particulars,
which will be given next week,
we were informed Of the wedding
Of one of st. Johns prettiest young
ladies', Miss Hoover, Wednesday TO
a Mr.. Markwell. Bless 'em.
Turner Levinys of Stevenson, a
pioneer Of Oregon and Washington
was in the city. this week looking
up old friends. He thinks St.
Johns has grown wonderfully since
he was here few years ago.
Mrs. Il. S. Wright will give a
lea this afternoon at her home on
South Hayes in honor Of her sister.
n-iaw, Mrs. Shepardson, who will
cave tor her home near Catlin.
Wash, after an EXTENDED visit at
.he Wright home.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Glaub Of
Milwaukee. Wis. arrived in ST.
Iohns. Sunday. They have come
% stay and this brings the last re.
naming member Of Mr.. Gees fam.
ly to Oregon. They are greatly
'leased with s.. Johns.
There was u rtrnor going the
'ounds that when Mansfield &
<aemlein sold o their shop they
old their right to operate a shop
n ~ Johns, but thev desire to say
hat there was no reservation made |
IS nothing was said as TO their go
ng into business here again.
Frank Angus. the wide-awake
cal estate man of Hood River
vas in the city and made us a
'leasant call Wednesday morning.
frank brings bright stories from
he Apple City. which confirms the
ewspaper reports about that fav.
red section. He says that 90 per
ent Of the fruit bearing orchards
ave such heavy crop set that II
will be necessary to thin the fruit
n the trees. This means a bigger
rop by far than has been harvest
d in Hood River for there is a
arger acreage than ever before,
I is hoped that no untoward ele-
nent may intervene to cut the crop
hort.
In Portland Monday we met Les
c Butler, the pioneer banker of
iood River, who gave a good ac.
cunt Of the little city that is hust-
ng for Hood River county. II
here is people on the face of the
arth who deserve what they want
is the Hood River people, They
re aggressive, progressive, ener-
etic. thoroughgoing Americans,
uch as make a country of the first
ank. There is not the slightest
oubt but they will be able to man
&c their county and every good
itizen in the state should give them
vote at the coming election by
iaking a cross between the num-
er 336 and the word Eyes" on
is ticket.