The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-06-12

teachers OF the Portland high school
came down on the Bailey Gatzert yes
tcrday afternoon for a little outing.
Most OF them went up again on the
train last night.
A. Gregg. $. y. olmsted. N. ]. Davis.
Mra Bullock. E. c. Warren. j. NJ
Craig, D. d. Clarke. j. II. Berry. j.
Smith. II. o. Robinson. a. Field. A. +.
Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. c. u. Cheney.
all Of Portland. are In the city.
To those who drink whiskey for
pleasure; IIarper's whlskey adds
zest 10 existence. To those who drink
whlskey for health's sake. Harper's
whiskey makes life worth living. Sold
by Foard q Stokes Co.. Astoria.
This afternoon at the residence OF
Mrs J. Il. Ferguson. 37b Kenslngton
avenue. there viii be a tea. and, In
the evening. social. for the benefit
OF the M E. Sunday school. Each per-
son Is expected to bring one or more
books for the Sunday school library
A salmon Weighing SO pounds. and
three feet and seven inches IN length,
with It's adipose Nm missing. was de-
llvere1 at the Kinney cannery Sunday.
The fish was undoubtedly one OF those
turned ont by one OF the ha;cherIes un-
der McGulres administration as fish
commissioner.
Fred A. Writ, OF Pacific county.
Wash. and Miss Edith Writ. OF Asto-
ria. were united In marriage at the
residence OF the brides parents. on
Sunday at p. M. Rev. Isaac Peart
officiating. About twenty guests were
present. The happy couple took the
night train for Portland
Yesterday morning S. Jassopls was
flned SIS In the Justices court for as
sault upon w. Gerard with chair.
The quarrel arose over a financial
claim. which the defendant was inclln-
ed TO press upon the attention OF the
complaining witness. In default OF pay
ment Mr.. Jassopls was committed to
jail.
Letters addressed 10 the following
persons remain uncalled for at the
post office: Charles c. Boncher. Thorn
as o. Donnell. T. ]. Grey. Mrs. j. Kopf.
Matt. Lahty. Mamie Markham. Mrs.
Japh Mccormick. John Rollins, Lee
Smith. Mike Smith. Haloar Tangen,
Mrs. d. W. Warren. Frank Wolfe. F.
d. York. Forelgn-Aneet Manike.
Zacharlces Panagiston.
One hundred cases Of canned salmon
were shipped to the East yesterday
by the Pillar Rock Packing Company,
for Frank NJ. Warren. Mr.. Warren
} discovered thai either his fish wheels
wouldn't work or that there were no
salmon at his bend in the river and.
therefore. came over into the camp OF
the enemy for a few cases in order to
keep up his shipments.
Wilson Troyer's new launch has Just
been registered at the custom house,
It's dimensions are: Length H,5 feet,
breadth 1856 feet. depth 1856 feet. gross
tonnage 10. net tonnage Q. 1t Is to be
propelled by Troyer's patent gasoline
engine OF 2O-horse power now being
built by the Astoria Iron Works The
hull was built by II. NJ, feathers. The
launch was constructed for Mr. Cook,
the canneryman at Blaine.
The Swedish Baptist church OF Asto-
ria will have gospel service regularly
every Sunday at IL a. m. and p. m;
prayer meetings every Thursday night
at s o'clock and Sunday school at p.
M, Sunday. In O'Briens hall In Up
} pertown, There will be special preach
ing this week. Tuesday and Wednesday.
July l2 and 1S, at p. M. by Rev.
Carl j. Christianson, from Salt Lake
City. Utah. All who can understand
the Swedish language are cordially in
vited to attend.
Miss May Utzlnger. who was recently
re-appolnted teaSher at the olney
school, left for Monmouth on Saturday
to meet with the alumni Of the State
Normal school and her old classmates.
While at Monmouth, Miss Jtzinger viii
be a guest Of the daughter Of ex-State
Superintendent Irwin, Before return
ing to Astoria. she win spend few
days visiting one of her old classmates,
Miss Roberts, at her Hood River
home. The re'appointment of
Miss Utslnger has met with great sat
isfaction among her old pupils for, all
though she Is the youngest teacher in
the city, she has not only proved her.
self highly efficient, but one of the
most popular In the educational service
in Astoria,
Old residents of Astoria win regret
to hear Of the death of Frank. NJ. Bew-
lev M Hood River IN Sunday after