The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-02

INV ''iAlbil w wv H'li hhliH ~
H. &. Harrison, OF the scow Bay
Iron and Brass Works. viii erect a
machine shop on the property ndjoin.
Ing Fisher Bros. store on Bond street.
The building viii be commenced at
once and viii be ready for occupancy
April !.
The Rev. Henry Narcotic, pastor of
the Presbyterian church. has returned
and VIII occupy the pulpit tomorrow.
The topic for the morning sermon will
be- The God VI Hope evening topic,
Influence" 4 cordial welcome extend
rd 10 all
Mrs. Maude Warren Higgins will act
as accompanied for the aololata at the
Ross HObaOp- NJ Kcnn recital At Fishers
thcatcr. March eth Mrs. Higgins II a
pianist Of rare ability and will add
much Ia the pleasure of those who at
tend this most interesting event,
New street lights have been Installed
at the following locationB Sixth and
Commercial. Third and Duane. Fiji
lcenth and Grand avenue. Nineteenth
and Commercial. Taylor and Kensing-
ton avenues. Washington. near Bond.
Thiriy.ElNth ana Franklin and Thirty
eighth and Grand.
Fred Blackwell. the Clntsop mill en-
pl0ycc who has been at the h0sIltai
several days because Of an injury TO
his foot. has been Obliged TO undergo
an operation In which the Injured foot
Vas amputn;cd al the ankle DR..
shane performed The operation and the
patient Is rapidly recovering,
Following arr the topics Of sermons
at the Baptist church tomorrow: Morn
Ing. The Communion" evening, THE
Suifit of Christ After the morning
sermon an address of welcome and the
hand u fellowship will be extended
10 eight new members. after which the
communion will be served.
The mother Of Peter and Otto Mix
kclscn OF this city, who has been SER
ionNlv III at McMnnviile FOR some time
past. died at that place last Monday.
Her sons were with her when she died
ana remained for the funeral, which
was under the direction OF the Saliva ton
Army, Of which she was member.
The Christian Testimony" will be
the theme for the morning service ut
the First Congregational church tomor-
row, Immediately following the SER
mon there will be a reception to mem
h'rH. Observance Of the rite OF bap-
tism and Holy Communion The even
ing topic VIII be- Seeing the Unseen. "
Sunday school at 1915: mid-week pray
cr meeting Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
a former Astorian. who Is now at
North Beach. In writing OF the efforts
to iloat the Poltalloch, says that the
credit for progress Is due to Captain
Young, the master OF the stranded ves-
sel. He says that the work done by
Mr. White has been Intellectual. and
that whatever has been done so far is
due entirely To the energies OF Captain
Young and his crew.
The swedish Lutheran church will
hold a high mass service tomorrow
morning az II o'clock. The service will
be In Swedish. and the topic Of the
sermon will be Stripes and Victories
of Faith" At the English service In
the evening the subject will be, "Whith-
or Goest Thou?" During Lent services
will be held every Thursday evening
at I'3O o'clock In the Swedish language
At the Methodist church tomorrow
morning the celebration OF the Lords
Supper will be observed. At $3.50 D.
m. the pastor will tell the story OF the
Runaway Boy" to the children. There
will be twelve large paintings TO Illus
trate the story. The subject for the
evening sermon will be Five Foolish
Girls" Illustrated with paintings. Spec
ial services will continue every night
next week and each sermon will be H.
lustrated.
c. J. Curtis. as attorney, has brought
suit against Il. T. Johnson and the
Fidelity and Causality Company OF
New York on assigned claims OF work
men employed on the Silvia de Grasse
reef, The claims aggregate $4S61S and
the claimants are Jens l.. Johnson, d.
Hautz, William Lewis. r. McKennett
c, w. Lee, q. l.. Kiss Jack Gillian. J.
]. Hawkins and J. A. Williams. The
surety company was on Johnsons bond
to the government. Local creditors OF
Contractor Johnson have attached his
machinery and appliances.