St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-06-12

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business trip to Seaside.
| A. W. Burlson is on an ex
tended visit to Republic, Wash
Capt. Freeze is having hi
residence remodeled on Soutl
Jersey street.
Many a candidates petition
is signed to please the man VIII,
is peddling it.
All kinds of draying. Phon,
Columbia 72-Gatton's Transfer
104 Jersey street. adv.
The Rose Carnival is attract.
ing large numbers of st. Johns
folks this week.
Mrs. A. A. Brooks is having Q
store building erected on Leon
ard street near Fessenden.
7. J. Heglund is having a
modest little dwelling erected
on Richards street near Burr.
/ Mckinney & Davis sold a
house and lot on Hartman street
to w. E. Maplethorpe last week.
We never heard even a bow
legged man express the wish
that he had been born girl.
G. B. Benham is having a neat
garage erected at his home on
Smith avenue, near Charleston
street.
Get up in the morning wear
ing SMILE" says a philosopher.
That's the idea; never mind the
goose pimples.
A pretty young widow can't
be blamed for feeling that she
could have landed the fish the
inexperienced girl allowed to get
away.
The new home OF, Prof. c. II.
Boyd at the corner of Jersey and
Buchanan streets has been COM
pleted. and il is one of the most
attractive dwellings in the city.
Buy yourself an Ansco Camera,
and enjoy some of the pleasures
this great country affords. You
cannot miss il with an Ansco.
Ansco Cameras and Cyko Papers
at The st. Johns Pharmacy. ad
A line of typewriter ribbons,
both narrow and wide. has just
been received at the Review
Office; soc each. Also carbon
paper at two sheets for five
cents.
A dozen or more members of
the Eastern Star gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Davis Thursday evening of last
week and had a strawberry party
that was hugely enjoyed.
G.. C.. Woodhouse. Jr., one of
the heaviest st. Johns property
owners. came down from Repub-
lie. WASH, the first of the week
10 take in the Rose Carnival and
greet old friends in st. Johns.
Miss Malena Long desires TO
announce TO her music pupils
that she has departed on a trip
TO the Eastern states. and will
not return to st. Johns until
about the first of September.
Men talk about what they
would do If they had a million
dollars. but nine out of ten lie
about il. II they had one mil
lion the first thing they would
do would be to lay plans and con-
coct schemes for getting two.
Paul Chabas is contemplating
a visit TO this country. Chabas
is the artist who painted that
collection of goose pimples
known as September Morn" 4"
He will be safe now; most peo-
pie who had an idea they ought
to feel shocked having recoy-
cred. -Ex.
Quite a novelty attraction will
appear at the Multnomah Theatre
next Monday and Tuesday even
ings when a high class concert
will be given by the One Armed
Orchestra, under the direction
of Prof. A. Nj. Shuff, from the
Royal Academy at Leipsic. Ger
many. The attraction is said to
be an excellent one.
THE moon never looked more
beautiful than il did last night p
says the Boston Globe. That's
all right; maybe it never looked
better to the writer, but the
beauty of the moon depends upon
the mental attitude of the OBJ
server. Twenty-Five years have
gone by since we saw the moon
at its best. Exchange.
X. M. Reed of Clearfeld. Pa.
was a guest of the editor and
family Monday. Mr.. Reed. who
was formerly associated with the
editor in the publishing business
in Pennsylvania. is now Register
and Recorder of Clearfeld coup-
ty, Pa. He is taking in the Rose
Carnival in Portland. :
w. j. Hazylett has taken over
the agency for the Oregon Jour-
nal in st. Johns in place of F. w.
Coffyn, who resigned to open