Community Notes Show Visits and Local News
Mrs. Lyons visited Mrs. Allen at Forest Grove on Sunday. Miss Olive Hudnut of Whiteson joins Mrs. RB A Leonard. Mrs. R. S. McCall ill with grippe improves. Carpenter & Ident moves to Highland. Miss Vera Lyons holidaying with Miss Florence Allen at Forest Grove. Helen Smith home from Walla Walla College for holidays. Anna Sorenson and Fosterling guests of Mrs. D. V. Hart. Professor Easter of Fulton Park School near home on Dwight street. Jessie Mack of Portland Heights visited grandmother Mrs. Page. Shoemacher family of Dwight street to Pasadena California. Mrs. Thurston and daughters Lizzie and Esther visited Mrs. Morrill of Lents. James Riggs of Portsmouth lost finger. Lincoln Union pays accident policy. Watch party at D. W. Hart’s. guests include Wallace Mason, Miller family, Mark Stewart and wife, Kate and daughter, and Clarence Phillips family. Revival services begin at University Park Baptist Church with watch night. C H Hart of Portland leads chorus. Rev John Bentzien preaches. Next week topics include What and Where is Him, Ingersoll and Lot, A Lost Name, A Runaway Couple, What and Where is Satan, What and Where is Heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lyons
Vera Lyons
Florence Allen
Forest Grove
Helen Smith
Walla Walla
Anna Sorenson
Miss Fosterling
D. V. Hart
Jessie Mack
Portland Heights
Page
Mr. Shoemacher
Dwight Street
Pasadena
Californa
D. W. Hart
Wallace Mason
Miller
Dana Street
Mark Stewart
Mra. Kate
Kate
Wayland Street
Clarence Phillips
Chataqua Street
Park Baptist Church
C. H. Hart
Portland
John Bentzien
Ingersoll
Satan
Prices to rise ten percent in St Johns Court Place and Park
The St Johns Land Company announced a ten percent price increase on all lots in Court Place and St Johns Park effective January 15, following a similar hike by the Tithe Guarantee and Trust Company on January 1. Real estate values in St Johns are seen rising, with forecasts of a fifty percent gain this year and further sizable increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns Land Company
Court Place
St. Johns Park
Tithe Guarantee and Trust Company
St. Johns
St Johns Notes From The Peninsula Grist
Local items report Yeomen officers installed, water works leadership, and insurance advice from Peninsula Bank. Residents discuss O R N street ownership, steamship Gazelle schedules, and property moves amid social notices and promotions for local businesses.
Ben’s Boats Sold in Ferry Deal to J H Brink
J H Brink has bought Canute’s ferry operations including five gasoline launches thirteen row boats and all but the house. The move aims to strengthen the St John Ferry Company position leaving J B Campbell as the sole boatman. Ben has earned large sums recently and plans to invest elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Brink
Canute's Ferry
St. John Ferry Company
J. _B. Campbell
Ben
Furniture and Stoves Store Ad in Portland
An ad for a furniture and stove dealer in Portland lists new and second hand items. It notes all kinds at home prices and directs readers to M. I McGuall on North Third between Davis and Everett streets Portland.
Box or Basket Social At Fellows Hall University Park
University Hive of Ladies of the Maccabees hosts a box or basket social at Fellows Hall University Park on Thursday evening January 11. Admission is free. Ladies should bring a lunch for two and the same will be sold at auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Hive
Ladies of the Maccabees
Fellows Hall
University Park
City approves sewer project plan and street district details
Resolution adopted at a city meeting outlines sewer construction along Sulitail Jermoy Streets to the Willamette river, with district bounds from Depot addition to Harlington and Joln streets. City engineer plans, estimates, and charter authority are cited, with notices published in The Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tve
Joho
Crewien
Reileing
Sulitail Jermoy Streets
Philadelphia Street
Willamette River
Citgineer
Beneft
Depot Addition
Jomey Street
Baltimore Street
Pittsburg Street
Pittelang Street
Gresham Street
Joln Street
Kellogg Street
Liepel Addition
Harlington Somat
City of
St. Johie
Connell
Counell
St.Oregon
St. Johns
Oregon
Hichanan
Learned Street
Monteith
Jvnney
A. Jubii
Noreby
Tetatiatranees Agialeet
Sdenniond Wittner
W. Manns Ly Kerr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sf. Johns Pharmacy
Square Deal Drug Store
A. D. Jackson
Dooce
Full Line
Niagara
Potter & Goold
Hardware Men
Shepard & Dobie
J. H. Canright
North
St. Hans
River View
Port Office
Burlington Street
Jersey Treet
Shepard & Dobie Real Estate
Ams
D. C. Rogers
South St. Johns
Ix Assurance Com May of
London
Vasurance
Marve Boots
WJ. Peddicord
W. M. Killingsworth
Peninsula
Walnut Park
Priver
Chamber of Commerce
Multnomah County
State of
Board of Directors
Igs
A.M. Cone
Arrust
J. B. Tanen
Iversity
Portsmouth
Jason Bushell
Templam
Carpenter
Carpenter & iDent
Highland
Easter
Fulton Park School
James Riggs
Lincoln Union
Yeomen
Peninsula Munk
H. Edlefsen
Peninsula Bank
W. H. Warner
BP. Toguini
Hazelwood
California
EK. P. Toquini
Mayoon
C. W. Potter
Knights of Pythias
J. H. Crook
Ae Arizona
Stark
John Chambers
N. Braasch
M. J. Rowland
Craig Lawson
Newberg
Mary Eagon
Eagon
George Packingham
America
Union Central Life
King
Hurlbert
Asay
Fisk Street
Macrum Avenue
Northern Hill
Dawson Street
O. R. & N. Railway Now
New Holbrook
Couch & Co
St.Johns
W. EB. Swengle
W. H. King
Joseph Osborne
Marysville
Valentine
Woodmen of
St. Ifokine
Cranberries & Couch & Co.'s
Mrs. McVicker
Gladys Broderson
Maud Peterson
Ina Peterson
Havel Knight
Wy‘lena Thorndyke
F. W. Valentine
Caniulo Bernado
Boatman
Harry Caples
Bernadco
Caples
Haw
St. Johns Titheract and Trust Company
Holbrook
Oma
Takei Insurance
ING
Oneral Edie Co
Oatland
Ohm
Good Templars
Bushell
Star Market
W.c.adams
Postoffie
Smith & Hoover
Himonilean
Jersey Street
ST. Joans
St Johns Market
House of Quality
Scott
Bt. Jolie
Gatton
Grego
Wy Hanke
Ity Recorder
Deer Beray
Tyob
Bon Ton Barber Shop
Witsd
West Coast
Lawley
St. Joline
L.wsloan
Dickson
Py Marval
Chit Mall
Phote Beetley
University Ark
A.W. Dickgon
Oscar Devaul
M. D
Willon
Allie Oem Bett Bee
Winunia Ie Hetan Pipe Ofice
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