St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-03-12

or VIII trade Tor a good COW
Inquire No this office.
Miss Beulah Titus captured
handsome piano in the PORTLAND
Journal contest which has jus
closed.
| wish TO express very dcel
appreciation 10 all my friendi
who helped me TO win third priE,
in the Journal Trade and Circu
lation Contest. Norta Cation.
For Rent One 6 room house
$500; one Z room house with
acre. $500. one 6 room house al
remodeled. $1,000. Peninsula
Security Co. Room 5 over First
National Bank.
Patent medicines at cut rat,
prices. Columbia Graphophones
and Records. Ansco Cameras
and Films. Lowney's Fancy
Candies. largest line of drug;
and drug sundries on the penin.
sula. At the st. Johns Pharmacy.
All owners of dogs in st. Johns
are hereby notified that by vir
tue of the action of the city
council Tuesday evening. all muz'
zles may be removed from dogs,
beginning Saturday March 18th
until the first day of next June,
John Poff Chief Of Police.
| wish to thank my many
friends who helped me to win ii
the recent Journal contest. II
is almost impossible to thank
each one personally so will ex'
press my thanks to one and al
through the columns Of the Re:
view. -Beulah Titus.
The following Moose officers
were installed last evening
Dictator, G. S. Currin; Vice Die.
tator, f. A. Yates; prelate. l..
f. Gensman; Secretary, p. G.
Gilmore; treasurer. S. l.. Do.
bic; inner guard. II. ID. Beam
outer guard, f. b. Granger:
trustees, w. B. Mcmillan, c. T..
Roger. John Noce. Other off.
GERS will be appointed later by
the Dictator.
have a friend who owns Is
acres of the very choicest farm
ing land. one and q half miles
from Sheridan, Oregon. with i'm
provements and unencumbered.
He wishes to sell and take
house and lot in st. Johns that
is worth from So, 800 to So. 900 as
part payment. Will take balance
on long time payments with low
rate Of interest. Reasons. ad-
vanced age. DR.. w. j. Gilstrap,
First National Bank Building,
st. Johns. Oregon.
Alton Streuble fell dead from
heart trouble at his home on
Swift boulevard Thursday morn.
ing at 8 o'clock. while out in the
yard. He was a widower. liv.
ing by himself. Is survived by
one daughter. Miss Memeta
Streuble. Of Moscow. Idaho; O
brother at Troy. Idaho. The re,
mains were taken TO the st.
Johns Undertaking parlors until
arrangements for its disposition
have been made. He was aged
about fifty years. and had resid'
ed in st. Johns for the past six
or seven years.
Chapter C. Of p. +. o. Sister.
hood held its annual election OF
officers in the home of Mrs. John
M. Mckenzie at the Brown.
Mrs. John +. Beaumont was
unanimously elected president.
and other officers are: Vice
President. Mrs. X. G. Brand
Recording secretary, Mrs. II.
w. Bonham; Corresponding sec.
retary, Mrs. GA. Carter; Treas
urer. Miss Mary S.Horner; Chap
lain. Mrs. A. M. 0dell; guard,
Mrs. +. S. Currier; Journalist,
Mrs. II. p. Bush. Delegates u
the convention TO be held this
spring in Forest Grove are Mrs
Beaumont and Mrs. A. M. Gray
alternates. Mrs. Brand and Mrs,
0dell. Telegram.
The local firemen were called
to Portsmouth Sunday night al
about 1915 TO quench a fire al
the home of Mrs. Jamie Apach,
1869 Macrum avenue, but the
call was late in being given,
and by the time the truck got
| there the house was in ruins. A
strange thing about the fire was
| that the Portsmouth fire depart
ment did not know anything
about it until the next morning
it is said. But that is the differ
ence between the fire system il
that end of Portland and St
Johns. No wonder the people
of Portsmouth and University
Park would be glad to consoli
date with st. Johns. so thes'
places can get something.