St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-05-22
Local News.
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Ile bullhlO Dill snow NJ fOftlanl
the first of the week.
Mrs. J. +. Williams is spend
ing the week with Mrs. II. G.
Ogden at Dayton, Oregon. Tn,
Judge will go down Saturday
and accompany her home.
Most people use language care.
lessly. They'll talk about this
and that being worse than hell,
yet nobody has ever come back
TO report just how bad conditions
are down there.
G. X. Thompson. the druggist,
is having a handsome and mod.
ernly appointed residence con-
structed on North Hayes street,
which will be ready for occupancy
about July LIST.
Councilman Graden has the
thanks of the editor for the
finest bunch of sweet peas he
has ever seen this time of the
year. They were most beau.
tiful.
Buy yourself an Ansco Camera.
and enjoy some of the pleasures
this great country affords. You
cannot miss it with an Ansco.
Ansco Cameras and Cyko Papers
at The st. Johns Pharmacy. ad
Capt. B. l.. Snow has sold his
ranch at jennings Station in
Clackamas county. and is now in
a position TO retire from active
life If he feels so disposed. But
he. won't, or he wouldn't live
long.
Mrs. +. S. Wright and three
children of Heison, Wash. were
guests of Mrs. A. w. Markle
on South Ivanhoe street for a
couple of days the past week. as
was also Mrs. Wright's mother.
Mrs. Shepardson of Catlin.
Wash. ....a
David A. Byerlee of Centralia,
Wash. spent Sunday with his
relatives and friends in st.
Johns. Dvaid has gotten to be
an expert horseman since he has
been in Centralia. and the speed
he can get out of a cayuse is said
to be something marvellous.
Laurel Lodge No. 186 |. o. o.
f.. and Laurelwood Rebekah
Lodge No. 100. will unite in
holding a Memorial service Sun
day evening. May Gath. in the
Evangelical church. Rev. j. A.
Goode will ofiiciate. The men,
bers will meet at the !. o. o. +.
hall at 1880 o'clock.
William Bailey. former resi-
dent of st. Johns, but for several
years past a resident of Coos
Bay. has returned to his old
haunts. Mr.. Bailey. as most of
Wildwood residents know. built
a fine residence just above the
Germantown road. He is now
repairing the same in contempla-
tion of being resident of Whit
wood. --Linnton Leader.
Chas. A. Schauff, the local
florist, and one of the most expert |
rose growers in the Northwest. |
brought into this Office Monday |
q William Shean rose of most |
exquisite shape and color that |
measured eight inches in diane.
ter. IL was most beautiful. A
rose two feet in circumference |
is sure some rose.
George A. Carter is now in
charge of the real estate depart
ment of the First Trust and
Bank at East st. Johns. |
He has recently had charge of |
the Westmoreland tract of land |
for the Ladd Estate. Portland. |
and is a man of fine ability. |
He will no doubt prove a valuable |
addition to the force at the bank
ing institution.
The Oregon Grape Club met
at the home of Mrs. Hoover, 925
Lynn avenue. Friday. May 10Th.
Those present were Mesdames
Reynolds, Dunbar, Canright,
Shaw. Tealing. Muhm. Keough.
Walker, Armstrong. DePauw.
Tracy, Harrington. Martha Hoov.
er, Echo Hoover. and Emma
Beam. Visitors - Mesdames
Smock, Mckinney. Naples. Miss
Germany, and last but not least.
the little Misses Vivian Million
and Dorothy Hoover.
The nomination of our towns
man. ID. c. Lewis. is matter
of qualification to a number of
our citizens. He led his ticket
in every precinct in st. Johns by |
a big margin. and was third in |
the list of the twelve successful
in number of votes |
received. His election in No
vember is a foregone conclusion. |
That Mr.. Lewis will make good. |
and be of great benefit to this
section of the state when the |
next legislature convenes is un-
doubted.
The board of governors of the
Commercial club met at luncheon
in the club rooms Monday noon.