The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-06-01

Rowland were in Portland yesterday.
Miss Henrietta Gilbert, Of Portland.
was In Astoria yesterday, tho guest OF
Nlsn Barrh.
Mrr. Hasmussen In prepared 20 do up
lace curtains In COOL order Leave or
ders at Oregon Bakery.
The British bark Neville arrived yes
tcrday from Hong Kong In ballast and
VIII load wheat for BurOpe.
Robert Mcintosh and W. w. Wisdom.
wcll-knOwn POrtlanders, were pl1sen-
gers to Astoria last night.
Homer Fletcher expects 10 leave short.
| ly for San Francisco. where an opera
tlOn VIII Dc performed upon his spine.
You may have seen better days but
never better bitters than HILL try
them. Foard Il Stokes Co, distributing
agents.
BARRIERS employed In three Portland
| shops are now on a strike because Of
differences between employers and en-
ployes.
Pupils wishing 10 take private lessons
during the summer 20 make up grade
work. apply 20 Miss Fosgett. 273 Ninth
street.
The usual services will be observed
Sunday In the Norwegian DANISH NJ.
r. church with preaching at 10 IN.
and 7.b D. m
Cream pure rye. Americas finest
whiHkcy. The only pure goods. guar.
nntecd rich and mellow. JOHN /.
CARLSON, Sole Agent.
Water BailIn Fred Wlckman II bud-
lv engaged In collecting licenses for
owners ~ scinIng grounds and fisher.
men In tho lower river.
John A Montgomery has opened q
shop AZ i2l Bond street and II prepared
TO do all classes Of plumbing and tin
ming Al ,hr lowest possible rates.
Roslyn coal lasts longer IL cleaner
ana makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney ilues thin any other George
w Sanborn agcHt; telephone 1871.
W" have received some vry large
shipments of fancy creamery butter
which - are Offering al very low
prices for few days johnson Bros.
The chief II police has received The
warrants FOR the collection ~ UNPAID
assessments for the Improvement OF
Twcnty.thlfd and commercial streets
The work of placing a new Noremas
aboard he p.lo, schooner san jose
VIII be completed In day or TWO and
m" niioi boat viii resume heT STA
ton.
We are informed that Mr. Simon Dan
zigcr has procured a large interest IN
a business in San Francisco and Will
shortly remove TO that city 20 take
charge of II.
\ large numbtr' OF AsiOr1ans took ad-
vantage ~ the last days Of the low rate
10 Portland and on the trip down last
night nine coaches were required TO
handle the crowds.
Proprietor Whlpple. Of the Palace res
taurant. found a small piece Of gold
embedded In strawberry yesterday,
which was In a box OF conslgnment
10 johnson Bros. from Hood river.
There win he the regular services in
the FIRST Lutheran church tomorrow
In the morning he service will be in
Swedish and the evening sermon Will be
In English. Sunday school az 10 a. IN.
The opening of the new Commercial
Club has been set for June Is. a, which
time dalce viii be given In the clubs
quarters now being furnished. II. W.
Dean has been appointed steward of the
club.
Usual services will b. held az the
Presbyterian church tomorrow. The
topic of the morning sermon will be
Saved to Serve" and the evening topic
will be- "a Hard Saying" A very cor
dial invitation is extended TO all
The steam schooner w. II. Harrison
arrived down the river yesterday morn
ing. The boat has ben thoroughly over
hauled and placed In splendid condition
While here the Harrison viii be repaini-
ed and receive the finishing touches OF
renovation.
Among the Astorlans who were In
Portland yesterday were Mr.. and MS
+. ]. Taylor, ]. McCormac. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 4. StIne, Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Wise, Miss Kirchoff. A. G. Bud
quest X, Osburne. Frank Woodfield.
Mrs. Ridehalgh, and Robert Carruth-
crs.
The baseball team representing the To-
cal lodge of Elks which Is 10 meet the
team OF Portland Elks Sunday is in
daily practice and Is doing splendid
work. The Portlanders Will have a
hard game and the number Of tick
cts already sold make the financial sue
cess OF the affair assured.
The .. r. & n. Co has made rate
OF $50 from Astoria and Portland for
the Fan American exposition at Buffalo
Tickets will be on sale first and third
Tuesdays, June to October. inclusive.
These tickets must be used for contin-
uous passage going, hut stopovers will
be allowed within final limit return
ing.
The services OF Grace Church tomor-
row will be at II a. m. and 1880 D. m,
and at Holy Innocents in Uppertown at
3 30 p. m., with the Sunday school at
Grace church at 1918. Both congre-
cations will please take notice. The
baccalaureate sermon to the graduating
class Of the high school will be delivered
ed by the rector at the evening service.
Memorial services were held in the
Upper Deep river school by the Upper
and Lower Deep River and Salmon Riv-
er schools. taught respectively by Miss
Mateack. Miss Patterson and Charles
Meserve. The excellent program was
appreciated by all. Miss Minnie Doneka
gave q recitation entitled MY Papa's
Grave" and addresses were delivered
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