St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-05-29
Local News.
DAN'S-That,s all.

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Fluff Rugs for sale, also Ra
Rugs. 1872 N. Edison street. a.
A. M. Esson and family ar
spending some time at Rupert
Idaho.
E. S. Wright of Heison, Wash.
made a business trip to st. John,
last Saturday.
j. B. Fletcher is building az
attractive residence on NORTH
Jersey street.
| Councilman j. w. Davis made
a business trip to Eastern Ore.
gon this week.
All kinds of draying. Phone
Columbia 72-Gatton's Transfer,
1O4 Jersey street. adv.
w. r. Corbett and family have
moved to Dayton, Oregon, where
they will make their future
home.
Mrs. j. G.. Scott, who has been
spending the week at Forest
Grove, will return to st. Johns
next Monday morning.
d. +. Brodahl is having a
modern and handsome residence
erected on Buchanan street,
near Hayes. George Lutz has
the contract.
The coming of the new COOP
erage plant will have ten
dency to brighten things up con-
siderably in st. Johns. More
plants will no doubt soon follow.
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
After a good. old fashioned
man and woman have lived to.
gether happily for thirty or
forty years, il is a waste of
time to talk to them about inn
proving marriage.
The Fraternal Brotherhood in
itiated a class of sixteen new
members at its meeting last
Friday evening. State Or
ganizer M. G. O'Malley of Port
land was present.
Registration books for county
and state are again open at the
Office of Judge j. Il. Williams in
the Holbrook block. Register
and have done with il. If you
have not already done so.
Now is the time to buy your
supply of wood. The
st. Johns Lumber Company has
made some sweeping reductions
in price for a limited time. See
their ad. elsewhere in this issue
and take advantage of the gener-
Gus offer.
Pat Kelley and wife. come.
dians. and Margaret Eleanore
0'Connor. vocalist, attracted
large crowds TO the Multnomah
theatre the first three nights of
this week. All three gave pleas
ing entertainments. and are far
above the ordinary.
st. Johns will enjoy cheaper
gas after this month. through an
with the gas company
and the city council. Thus an. |
other argument in favor of con.
solidation with Portland has gone |
glimm sring. for the new rate is |
the Portland rate.
Ed. C. Hurlbert of San Diego. |
CAL. was a brief visitor in st. |
Johns Friday of last week. His |
many friends here were glad to |
see him again. He looks as il |
the southern cline agrees with |
him we !. and he says he is get
ing along fine.
DIR. r. A. Jayne left last
week for Sheridan, Oregon,
where he will take up the prac-
ice of his profession. He has
made an exchange of locations
with DIR. Gilstrap of Sheridan.
who has moved TO st. Johns and
S making his residence in the
house formerly occupied by DIR.
Iayne on Willamette boulevard.
Dr.. Jayne's many friends in st.
Johns wish him unbounded sue
,ess in his new field. and a
cordial welcome is extended TO
Dr.. Gillstrap. his successor here.
Occasionally there are oc.
.urences in st. Johns. as there
ire in other places. that reflect
10 credit upon some of the i'm
labitants. The Review has ever
.ndeayored to refrain from pub
ishing an account of such hap
)enlngs. Publicity would serve
10 good purpose and would only
enhance the disgrace and further
wound the feelings of relatives
and friends of the one COM
the act. We have been
at times for not pub
ishing such items. but we feel
hat our course is the best.
Mrs. Flora Foreman. who was
responsible for a good deal of
publicity of the Quincy school