St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-04-03
Local News.
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Der on big wind jammer.
Remember that the monthly spe
} sial sale at Reeves grocery is or
} today and tomorrow. If will be
! easy money for you if you attend it
) Harry Monday, of Weiser, Idaho
: visited at the home of his father-in-
! law, b. S. Hoover, and family, the
fore part of the week. He was
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Rowe.
+. c. and J. J. Hurlbert pur'
chased section of land in Clark
county, Washington, near Van
couver recently and sold about half
of il last week. These fellows are
hustlers in the realty line.
Grant Coleman of Independence,
Kan, is visiting his father-in-law,
Mr.. Caldwell, this week. Mr..
Coleman came through Oklahoma
on his way out and reports some
fine country in that state.
Mrs. Alice Learn ed returned to
St. Johns on Tuesday evening
after having spent week with
Mrs. ]. p. Badollett. Several
guests were entertained during her
stay in honor of her and her sister,
Mrs. Sutherland, of Portland
Astoria Leader.
Hi there, Jasper ! 1t is danger
ous for you to be alive, they say, If
YOU don't "kum' to the Grosami-
tabaldface smoker of the Maccabees
in the NJ. w. A. hall Saturday,
April 4, tomorrow night. Now,
you remember this. The only
Sherwood. the state boss of the
Bees will be there.
c. Scott of Kearney, Nebraska
is visiting his brother.in-law, Mr..
Satterly and family. He Is delight
ed with the climate and prosperous
condition of this country and he ex.
poets to dispose of his big soo-acre'
ranch there and come back here TO
live, bringing good bunch OF rela-
tives and friends with him.
L. G.. Powers has traded his
property east o. Cedar Park for
property IN Sunnyside and has
moved his fhmily over to Portland
near his work We are very sorry
to lose these good people, but trus,
they may he prosperous wherever
they m ~ 60 Mr.. Powers still re.
tains several lots In 81. Johns, so
that he will have location where
he can make him home IN the
finest little city in the Northwes,
when he chooses to retire from
active life.
II. w. Thwaite. the oldtime
photographer of ST. Johns, returned
from his visit Of about six months
in New York last Saturday even.
ing. Mr.. Thwaite seems much
improved in health, and saws that
the financial stringency here j.
nothing to what II is in New York.
That here we are really having
good times. He says that Oregon
and Washington represent the
coming country and that there
is nothing better anywhere than St.
Johns.
Owners Of good dogs will take
notice that dog taxes become de-
linquent next Monday. II your
dog perambulates the street without
the necessary jewel decorating his
collar he is liable to be sent to the
sweet subsequently in an abrupt |
and expeditions manner, as Cap. |
tain Bredeson Is on the warpath in
full warpaint and feathers and has
his eagle eye out for these unfortu-
nate CANNES. Now don't forget
this and accuse us of not telling
you.
limerick & Hart, two enterpris-
ing young men have opened
blacksmithing shop on Ivanhoe,
between Chicago and New York
streets. These young men are
experienced workmen and expert
in their different lines Of work,
They will do all kinds of repair
work in machinery and wagons.
both wood work and iron work,
and make a specially of horse
shoeing. These are new comers
here and we hope our people will
remember to give them call when
in need of such services.
Robert ]. Caples died at Wood
lawn. Or, March 20, 1908. of
heart trouble. He was born Jan.
uary S, 1857. in St. Johns, Ore.
To mourn their loss he leaves FIVE
children, three girls and two boys,
besides his mother, Mrs. Nancy
caples of St. Johns, and three sis
tiers. Mrs. ]. Dodge of Woodburn,
Ore, Mrs. II. Hemlow. of Van
couver, b. c., and Miss Lizzie
Caples of St. Johns. He was a
very prominent member of the
Good Templars lodge in this city
in his younger days and was buried
by the Woodmen of the World of
which he was member
Miss Josephine Young, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. F. l.. Young is
home from the Conservatory of |