The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-30

The marriage ~ Mr. Frank M Ger.
des ana Miss Madeline Pennell vas
solemnized yesterday Afternoon At the
residence of the brides mother The
ceremony was performed by Father
| Lane, only immediate relatives and
| friends NJ the contracting parties being
/ present Mins Katherine slnnott act
I I'd ng bridesmaid and Nr j H. Fin
nigan. ~ Portland was best man The
happy couple left In the evening on
u short wedding trip after which ihey
win make Astoria their future home
Both Mr and Mrs Gerdcs have
host of friends In this city.
, Tao weeks ngo Herman Wise was
AioknR bccnuAr h. was oycrsiocked
JpW he's afraid thai some NJ The de-
rartmcnla $500 ba so.d nut ,efore his
great pHoa twh.ut safe In over.
'ien'e mi'a ana J.rfcolip ana boys
nycrrYa 1ul -u. 1r. running neck
uu1 ur"t 'r. ..u's ana under
wear are going too bar ! SIN have
loads ~ 'em. The suIt lnI oyercoat
stacks are mc''iur away IKE the
beautiful sunr There are only
few mnckinlosh.g ',n and the prices
quoted on them r.p,'-.1' cxncty half
/ their regular value You ,an get bar
gains SIN but 'youu have TO hurry
! Articles of INCORPORATION ~ the Sea
side Pavilion Company were hled in
the Office of tho county clerk yes,er-
day. The capital stock Is 10000. d.
yided into 900 shares NJ 500 each. The
/ incorporators are Elwuod S. zeilsr
| Edward " Zeller and $ Hubbard.
who are named ns trustees. The
| principal office ~ the company VIII be
AZ Seaside and its object Is 10 buy
and sell real estate erect and lease
buildingr II Is also the intention Of |
the lncorporators TO build n dancing !
pavilion at Seaside and have Il ready /
Tor use at the opening of the summer !
season
Two weeks ago Herman Wise was
kicking bcgaus- h. w,, overstocked /
uoN he's afraid tht some OF the de- !
pnrlmerts wlg ,e soI out before his /
great prae.s'ashius sale IS over |
Mems suits and oycrgol's and boys
pyeroat, and suits arr runn!ng neck /
and neck Hats. pants anl underwear
ore going too u' / s'll have loads 1
pf 'rm. The suil and uycrcoat stacks 4
are melting away like the beautiful |
snow. There ARE only q few mack
Inloshcs left and the prices quoted on
them represents exactly half their
regular value You can get bargains
s,jll hu, youll have TO hurry"
The British ship Bacbraes is on
the way down the river. wheat laden
Tor Europe 1t is stated that the YES
sci win bc arrested on arriving here
on accoun, OF claim OF sailor
named Edwards. The sailor arrived |
In Portland on the Bracbraes and lat
er shipped on the German ship Carl.
When the Carl reached Astoria Ed |
wards was put ashore, the crew hav-
Ing objected 10 his sailing on the ship |
on account OF illness. Edwards claims |
he was kicked and beaten ashore at |
Portland without being paid what was
due him. He Is now in the city Jail |
and has engaged Judge Winton 10 J
prosecute his case,
X. NJ, Castor. president OF the road |
committee Of the Push club. stated /
at last nights meeting that the COM |
mittee went before the county court |
and requested that body TO purchase
Il more suitable enigne to run the !
county saw-m.ll. which is 20 be used /
in repairing the Lewis and Clark ruad. !
the present engine being inadequate /
for the purpose. He said that he be- |
lieved that the court was fayorab,y |
disposed towards the project and !
would act favorahly at the next regu- /
lar meeting. Mr.. CASTOR further |
stated that he was almost certain the !
ruad would be planked from Astoria |
to the Chadwell school house before !
summer opens. He also said that the |
agricultural committee was preparing !
statistics on the extent OF
the county and what products the |
land could raise The committee. Mr. !
CASTOR said would consider it ia !
vor IL residents in the county would !
send a list and description OF any |
thing they have for sale, as by doing |
so the committee could reply intelu-
gently to queries received from the |
outside,
The school board met yesterday att
ernoon for the purpose OF appointing
director to ill the vacancy caused by |
the resignation Of F. p Kendall. The
Woman's club, Of this city, had male 1
a strong effort 10 have woman APP
pointed. but the rftovt was ignored
by the directors, who selected ]. A. 1
Eakin for the place. while Mr.. Ea-
kin is thoroughly competent, his ap-
pointment will be a great disappoint-
ment to the women. who had expect
ed the board to till the vacancy in l
the manner suggested by the Woman's
Club, MIR. Eakin holds until the ex-
piration Of the term FOR which Mr..
Kendall was eelcted--June, 1908, Mr..
Eaklns eletcion was unanimous.
Chairman ]. f. Higgins, OF the board,
was granted n leave of absence until
June 1, Mr. Higgins family is at
Palo Alto. Cal, and ne will remain
there for the next four months. He
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