St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-05-01

! bIlng III your JoD printing.
Watch the label on your paper.
Miss Perkins, who has been in
Woodburn for the past two months,
has returned home for the summer.
DR.. Holland went to Hood River
this week for a look around. We
would not be surprised to hear that
the good doctor had snapped up a
piece of good apple land there. He
will make no mistake IL he does.
! George Camping and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday with their
daughter, Miss Stella, who is
teaching school at Camas, Wash.
They report fine visit, good time,
lovely weather and great game Of
ball Sunday.
Mrs. ]. G. Luckey, who has been
visiting Mrs. Bitgood the past FIVE
or six weeks returned to her home
in Junction City, Ore, Thursday.
Mrs. Luckey is very dear friend
Of the Bitgoods, who have enjoyed
her visit with them very much.
d. c. Henry, principal Of the
Odell school near Hood River, Wis.,
tied at the home Of d. Perkins,
Sunday evening and Monday. As
the school term is finished Mr..
Henry will take up his studies at
Monmouth again, after attending
the S. S. convention at Forest
Grove.
]. B. Hall the whisker expert
has returned from up the valley
and opened a shop at 40 West Bur-
lington street where he will be glad
to serve his old patrons. Jim Is a
good one and can drive in your
whiskers with ease aud facility
without resorting to anesthetics or
tying the victim In the chair.
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. Copple, father
aud mother of Mrs. ID. X. Norton,
y ere visitors in St. Johns Sunday.
They are old Hood River friends
and we hope to capture them for
St. Johns some day as n number Of
their family are living in Portland
aud st. Johns. They are Of the
best Of the earth, the kind we like
to see come to St. Johns to live.
Frank Thorndyke, high private
in the rear rank OF the Owl Print.
cry, the home of the Astoria Lead
er, was In the city Sunday shaking
hands with old friends. Frank
looks good. The close proximity
to the big briny does not seem to
roughen up the peachy complexion
Of his manly phiz. That's all right.
Frank, don't mention II. Come
again.
Burleigh Cash Of Hood River
was a visitor In the Review Office
Monday. Burleigh was on his way
to Forest Grove to attend the State
Sunday School convention held
there the FIRST Of the week. and
could not pass his old tillicums
without dropping in to see them.
The latchstring Is always out to
the Hood Riverites. They all
look good to us.
b. r. Belieu is erecting a good |
seven-room house for M. l.. Hol-
brook in East St. Johns. II is a6x
aS, two stories high with full con-
crete basement and Is being built
from plans and specifications fur
nished by Mr.. Belieu. Mr.. Belieu
Is still working on a Groom house
on the East Side which will occupy |
his time for some two or three |
weeks yet.
Mrs. +. l.. Sellars, sister OF o. |
r. Downs, has been visiting him |
for the past three weeks. The
brother aud sister had not met for |
IS years and have had delightful
visit. Mrs. Sellar's home is at
Sanatarium. Napa county, Califor-
MIA, where she is a trained nurse.
She has been making a tour Of the
coast and stopped here to visit her
brother and other friends on her |
return from the north.
Our old friend Oscar Stranahan,
accompanied by his daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Bert Stranahan Of Hood
River, were callers at the Review
Office Wednesday. Mrs. Stranahan
is good friend of our compositor.
Miss Beller. Both Mr.. aud Mrs. |
Stranahan report things lively and
everything lovely in the Apple
City. Big crop prospects, big
building projects, big money in
Hood River realty. In fact a big
thing in a little valley is Hood
River and her environments, and
we believe every word Of it; but
the climate Of st. Johns has that Of
the apple country skinned to a
frazzle, and they think they have
a corner ON the climate up there.
Weary Willie has returned. We
were glad to see the genial phiz of
the champion whisker specialist.
Harry Mansfield at his old location
on Jersey street Monday morning. |
Harry says St. Johns has grown a |
heap" in his estimation, anyway.
since he went away. He misses |
the old goose pond on Tacoma
street, but thinks that St. Johns is
better than ANYTHING he saw while