St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-04-17
Local News.

Remember Ericsson for coroner.
Watch the label on your paper.
Vote for No. ~ for circuit judge
Don't forget to vote for Ericso
for coroner.
McGarry is the boy, No. 27 fo
circuit Judge.
The Pythian Sisters Vaudevill
April 80 will be surprise to you
Don't fail to sec it.
1 Jos. w. Beveridge is runnin,
like 60 for representative, that j
his number, vote it.
J. J. Shriner has sold his resi-
dence on South Hayes and will de
part for Medford in few days.
| N. A. Gee has just finished ex
cavating for the construction of {
large feed store OH North Ivanho'
street.
Work will begin next week fol
the construction of two-stor,
brick structure adjoining Simmons
cigar store on Jersey street.
IF any of our readers were win
ners in the recent Telegram contest
and have not received their prize
leave name and address at thi.
Office.
Speaking Of the decease Of w. B.
Evans, Mr.. Monahan informed Us
that Mr.. Evans was the first motor
man to take an electric car out oi
ST. Johns.
X. S. Moore of Portland is hav.
ing two-story residence and store
room erected on South Jersey street.
Bickford * Tenant have charge Of
construction.
The ice plant is rapidly being
completed. This is an industry
badly needed here, and will be q
welcome product during the warm
summer months.
Bishop II. b. Hartzei d. ID. Of
Harrisburg, Pa, will preach on
Sunday at the United Evangelical
church. The usual evening servi-
ces will be held. Chester p. Gates,
pastor.
Ray Bulls is home from the
medical college. He is pleased
with his work and will no doubt
soon develop into full fledged saw
bones with all the trimmings
thrown in.
w. l.. Coon is now doing the
honors as agent for the Portland
* Suburban Express Co. at this
place. w. +. Is the right man in
the right place. aud the company Is
to be congratulated upon securing
his services.
s S. Apple. who used to operate
the skating rink has leased a parcel
Of land in Portsmouth aud has
gone into the chicken business.
He is determined to have none but
the best Of the breed he handles.
the Buff Orphingtons.
ID. G. Busby has disposed Of his
residence on South Ivan
hoe street and removed with his
family to Park Place. Clackamas
Oregon. Mr.. Busby was a |
desirable citizen and we are sorry |
10 lose him from our midst.
Are you interested in a dining
able! Watch Calef Bros. window
Friday for a Dutch Auction sale.
We will put In Lentz 67I exten-
'ion Oak Pedestal table, regular
value $22 and mark it down one
iollar each day till sold. Right
prices on other dining room furni-
ure.
Mrs. Marcellus. one of our good
I'D Hood River friends moved from
Portland out on Monteith street
md become citizen Of St. Johns.
We are very glad to have these old
riends move into Johns. II makes
I more and more like home. Mrs.
darcellus is boarding with relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bolden.
Mrs. Teresa Becker of Muskegon,
Mich, and Mrs. M. r. Carl of
Nashougal. Wash. spent the past
week with their sister. Mrs. G.
Ward. While Mrs. Carl was here
'isiting Mrs. Ward her daughters.
Mrs. Maggie Pierce aud Mrs. Ella
iolton of Seattle arrived at Wash
'ugal to see their mother and fol-
owed her to st. Johns and are now
he guests of Mrs. Ward also.
Tom Wickens, ]. L. Taylor and
ra Alcorn old Hood Riverites were
n the city Wednesday aud touched
lands with the printers. The
after is working in Dressers mar
,et in Portland. Mr.. Wickens
las spent the winter ON the Sound.
where his sister died about the first
4 the year. Mr.. Taylor is down
or short visit with his relatives,
}. X. Norton and family. We are
lad to see these old time friends.
The sweetest thing came to G.
:. Epps, the first Of the week, he
las received in many q day. His
Incle, VIM. Patrick, Of GAINESVILLE,
ohio. remembering what a tooth !
or maple syrup and sugar George
lways carried with him during the ,
lays Of his callow youth, shipped