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

~ Of special cooking utensils and cof-
fee urn which he VIII rent out for
banquetH, parties or other private uses.
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Mira. Joseph Brown suffered severe
fan yesterday morning and dsIocafed
her left shoulder She was coming out
Of her house ana slipped on the door
step.
Al Odd Fellows are requested 10 meet
AT their hail Monday, January Z, nj 10
o'clock a. m, 10 attend the funeral OF
the wife OF Brother n. =. Kindred.
C. Eskleson. n. O.
Joseph Gribler and the three Kenney
brothers, John j.. william and p. s..
returned from a trip Of several weeks
90 California. on the steamer Column
bla yesterday morning.
Mrs. Billings. of Lewiston. Idaho. who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs VI.
J. Fox. In this city returned last night
| frOu a brief visit 10 Portland. accom-
panied by Mrs. James Fox.
The British steamship Saint Bede ar
rived down the river al o'clock yes
tcrday morning and crossed out az 1880
O'Clock. She carries government car
go OF hay and oats for Manila
This German shin watjen filed her
manifest al the custom house yester-
day afternoon. She carries a cargo Of
i03,si9 bushels Of wheat. valued at $751;
800 and II bound for Queenstown for
orders
The Transfers Union win hold It's
regular meeting al Hanthorn's hall. on
Tuesday evening. January 5. All mem
berB are requested 10 b. present as
business Of Importance is TO be trans
acted.
An employe at Benson's logging
camp by the name OF Frost. was
brought TO st. Mary's hospital Friday
evening 10 receive surgical attention for
badly cut hand. Dir. Fulton attended
the injury
Mrs. Mudd and her sister Mrs. Cum
ninghani OF New Astoria. have returned
from Portland, where they have been
visiting their father. II. G. Kindred.
who was severely injured a few days
ago by a fall
The cold storage facilities and plant |
nov controlled by II. L. Roam az Fair !
haven has passed under the control
u n. Onifroy, who r. now In the East |
placing vast cold storage combination |
on lis feet financially.
IT'S a gentleman's whiskey. a pure
delicious beverage and a grand appeu-
ger Don't forget the name. II. w.
Harper" whiskey. The kind your
grandfather used" Sold by Foard and
Stokes Co.. Astoria. ore.
The Chinaman. Chin Wing. who was
arrested on a charge OF assault and
battery. Friday afternoon. was released
on q cash bail OF $50 The
BAN was furnished by Ark Wo. His
trial was sci for Monday, before JUS
,ice Brewer
The British ship Scottish Isles clear
ed from Portland yesterday for orders.
She was dispatched by Balfour. Guthrie
4 Co., and IL the FIRST OF the January
feet TO get away. She carries over
li5.7OO bushels Of wheat valued at
about $4,000.
Ed Cassidy, who was recently In this
,lty. was arrested In Portland early
morning on the charge OF
DurglarlEing the owl saloon at that
place. He had pinched key while in
'ide before the place closed and went
n q side door.
Judge Gray received telegram yes
er,iay from the superintendent OF the
tate insane asylum. stating that
Abram Pakola, who was committed TO
hat institution from Clatsop county
N November 10, 1891. died on January {
|. aged 50 years
All members OF Gateway Rebekah q
odge, No. n, /. o. o. r., are requested
O attend the funeral OF their late sis
err Kate Kindred. on Monday. Janu- s
.ry 7th, at i0:S0 A. M, at the Episcopal 0
hurch. BY order. IRENA c. JOHN
ION, Noble Grand.
Three big companies were organized {
friday by filing articles Of lncorpora- I
Ion In rho department OF state, for the n
vowed purpose OF developing oregon's c
londerful resources, especially In the
lineral and oil belt Of the Tillamook
nd Nehaleni countries.
The Woman's Relief Corps win give 4
tea at the residence OF Mrs. Zeigler, 4
n Seventeenth street, on wednesday j
fternoon and evening. There will be h
fish pond, music and other games d
,r old and young, Everyb )ty invited A
, come and have good time.
BY articles OF incorporation filed at
aiem on Friday the Free Methodist
hurch of North America will acquire
nd handle church property. for the
encfit II religious works OF charity,
Josephine county The principal Of
ce viii be located in Grants Pass.
Contractor Houston has been delayed
the completion Of the Upper Necan-
um bridge by the washing away of
,ne Of his lumber. He Immediately !.
rdered more sent down from the mills 4
ere and he work will probably be
,mpleted so as to allow the passage t
! teams by wednesday.
The Copper Head Mining Company,
hich recently Incorporated In this
ty held meeting Of the stockholders
\ Friday and perfected its organiza-
on. The following officers We're elect
l: W. w. Whipple. president; c. G.
alnberg, president; d. T. Gerdes.
'cretary; Frank Patton, treasurer,
The production OF that wel-known
,mic opera, made famous by Frank
anlels, "The Idols Eye" at Fishers
oera house last evening called out :
4 audience that packed the house. The !
)era was put on by the Boston Lyric
pera Company, as a return engage
ent. The stage settings were eXoep-
onally good and the costumes were 1
iperb. The production was fun from L