The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-05-18

In the city on q brief vlSt
Or. r. L. Ball has returned from
California and can be found nj his old
stand In the Mangell building.
The steam schooner Signal, which ~
10 load lumber at KnapptOn for San
Francisco, arrived IN yesterday.
A consignment Of nne Strawberries
was received direct from the growers
by johnson Bros. thig morning.
The addition 10 she county clerks
office In already occupied though tho
lmprov 'mHDts are not yet completed.
A baseball tournament will be held at
Antelope on Jun" g. and s. $3.50 be-
Ing offered 10 the team winning the
series,
You may have seen better days but
meyer better bittcrT than Hl-Ht: try
them. Foard & Stokes Co, distributing
agents.
The four.maate1 German ship Magda-
lenr has cleared AZ Portland with
cargo of wheat valued ~ 1868. bound
f1r Hamburg.
RoMyn coal lasts longer, Ia cleaner
and makes lces trouble with stoves and
chimney ilues than any other. George
w, Sanborn, agent telephone 1911.
|
The agent n the litc insurance com
pany who held the policy on the life
~ Cashier Canoy. " the Vancouver
bank. sayN the policy for 10000 will be
paid In full
Mrs e. II. Calender. Mas Kathryn
shively and Mr.. &. GIN will be heard
In solos IN Monday evening at the
character concert. for the benefit or
Grace church.
The run " nsh was reported as
slightly better yesterday particularly
gb0ut chiffon ana snng ISLAND The
fish are not larg'. but IN, catches are
Improving In volume,
United States senator John II. Mitch.
cli .s In San Francisco enroutc 20 Or.-
gon Senator Mitchell was severely III
in Washington and n rald 10 have en-
trcly rcgined his health
ilf fHlF VI If-N'lN''l "fsAAH ib NV
karactcr konccrt 10 b. kivcn for the
bench, ~ Grace church on Monday
evening ht Fish"r's opera hOuR" opened
yesterday morning a, Grimm A Reeds.
The conference between b. commit
t." appointed bv Mayor Bergman and
the Wou7an'R club committee 20 discuss
the aiviyubill,y II setting part a public
dumping ground for refuse and gar
baRc has not yet been held
Ther, viii be NJ evening service at
the Baptist church tomorrow, the pas
Tor preaching a, Hammond instead.
The subject for the morning sermon vii
be- "Thr Heavenly Famliy' and usual
services during The day will De held.
The steamer Sue II Elmon' arrived In
yesterday with a cargo o. salmon and
dl8ry products IN, del, gates from
Tulamook to the grand lodge u the l.
O. q. T.. which meets a. Baker CITY
mex; week, We're passengers ON the
trip.
Work vas commenced yesterday on
the Waluski bridg,- and the bridge will
probably be open 20 iraffic within n
week or ten dayA Work "a the coun-
" road between Willamsport and the
bridge has been delayed by the recent
/ rains.
The funeral OF the lare Frank II.
I.aighton viii he held at 10 a m. TODAY
from the residence of Lyman c. KIN
nrv ln,erment viii be In ;he Pres
hvieran cemetery on Clatsop Plains
I a. h. yst1' ~ ny =
vatc,
The steamer secured % succeed the
the Electric In the quarantine service
I viii BE- turned over 10 Captain Bah
bllge Tuesday The Graf, was built
a, Rainier FOR Smith Bros. and Is 60
feet long and equipped with triple ex-
| mansion engines.
The regular services viii be held ar
| the Presbyterian ChuNh Sunday and
the pastor. 'he Rev Henry Narcotic.
viii prcISh both morning and even
ing. Mr. Narcotic has been absent dur
ing the week In Salem IN attendance
| upon the state convention ot the Y. p
:. e. y.
Preparations are under way for a big
| Fourth OF July celebration in which the
towns nf Houltm and St Helens will
unite. The scene of the festivities Will
be convenient point about midway
between the two places and the cele-
hration will conclude with a grand bill
az s. Hclens
The steamer Republic IS now max
ing trips from Portland to Rainier, via
the Willamette slough M America go
ing on the ways AT Portland 20 undergo
an overhaullng, preparatory 20 starting
on the seven-tr1ps week schedule be-
tween st, Heleps and Portland.
|
Regular services at the First Congre
| gational church tomorrow The morn
ing topic viii be Character and Con-
duet" evening topic. Some Ooserva-
tions Concerning Reforms" Sunday
school viii be held a; 1918 D m. and
the regular mid-week prayer meeting
ON Wednesday night, al o'clock.
| There will only be one service in the
First Lutheran church tomorrow.
namely In the morning at II o'clock.
| This service win be In the Swedish
language. Subject. THE Comforter"
The church Is preparing for Penticost
| celebration for Sunday, May 20.
The recently appointed park commits
sloners will meet at the city hall to-
night upon call issued by Mayor Berg
man. The commission rs composed Of
City Surveyor Tee, II. L. Hamblet. G.
c. Fulton, Martin Foand c. II, Page.
and August Hilderbrand Organization
will he effected at the meeting and the
situation discussed.
President Fox Of rhe Astoria Iron
Works has not yet replied to the de-