The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-03-27

Members Of the local lodge OF Elks
aro preparing 10 attend the grand
lodge Of Elka which meets at Salt
Lake city IN August A large delega-
ton viii 20 from this state.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage Of Mr.. Victor Hndback, OF
this city and Miss Erickson Of Port
land which eyent win take place In
Portland April Q,
Walter y Ijagley the yonng man
who was taken with smallpox In this
city yesterday. was promptly taken In
charge by the health authorities ana
has been Isolated 40 that there Is hopes
that no other cases will develop from
his case
The Methodist ladies Will hold an
Easter sale in the Fiaycl building, op-
ponitc the Bee Hive on Commercial
street. The sale will open Saturday al
noon, and continue during The after"
noon and evening. Homemade can
hirs and Eas,er novelties. ice-creafn,
pies. cakes. brcad. colored eggs, aprons
etc. viii bc for eale,
II Ia stated that there Will be 40
further surveying done AT the Column
bla river bar. az the pilots have In
formed tho government authorities
that there In more than 20 feet OF wat
er on the bar at low tide. This viii
ailay further alarm 10 those who bave
been informed that the bar Ia about
10 develop into u 1Hd Island,
A Greek Fisherman was arrested
yesterday by Balliff sinnott for Illegal
fishing. Another. whom II was claim
cd was violating the law, made his
escape, although his net was seized
The deputy warden intends putting on
patrol boat ut an early day TO APP
prehcnd Holators u the law.
I Tie steamship Occan0 dragged her
anchor yesterday morning and swung
around across the bow OF the German
ship Barmbek. and both ships being
heavily loaded they came together
hard and the BaImbek lost nearly all
OF her head rigging While the hulis
OF the ships were not damaged. yet
they viii be- delayed several days for
repairs To the damages received.
J The Push club has a committee
appointed for the purpose OF adver'
,isng the resources OF this section be-
fore the Wisconsin lumber excursion
lists who viii visit the coast in June OF
this year, An invitation win be ex-
tended them to visit Astoria. AZ this
liz the greatest numbering district In
the Northwest the cxcurslonists should
not return home without seeing Il.
The Court OF England during the
reign Of the Merry Monarch" tas
AHhFtth H. Na1 NAlFNl NaN PiNS'NhANN
by the Shirley Company at Fishers
last evening. TO a large audience, and
the quaint manners Of that period
were shown IN manner which was
most pleasing, The support was cx-
ceilcnt throughout and the costumes
were absolutely correct In every detail
Tonight "CarmIlle" Will be the bill,
The funeral OF the late John NJ.
Young will take place today from
Grace church at 1 p m. Rev. w, S.
Short officiating. Anyone wishing TO
see the remains can do 50 ut the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs Maxwell Young
between the hours OF $50 and II a. m,
The lnterment will take place at
Greenwood cemetery, under the aus
plces OF the Elks. where the services
viii be private.
Following officers were elected for
the ensuing term by the local lodge OF
Elks at their meeting Tuesday even
ting; j. Il. Gratke, exalted ruler: A,
NJ. Smith. leading knight; Chester Fox,
loyal knight; Frank NJ. Gerdes, lectur-
Ing knight; f. ]. Carney, secretary; J.
kC. Clinton, treasurer; J, v, Burns, ty-
ler Malcom Barger, trustee. The new
officers will he Installed on next Tues
day evening.
The funeral OF Arthur Ward. the
lad who recently died In the mountains
near Tllamook. was held yesterday
from pohl's undertaking parlors, Rev.
w. $. Short conducted the services
which were very impressive. Besides
the parents OF the deceased and his
two brothers, who had reached the city
In time for the funeral, many friends
were present. The interment was made
in Greenwood cemetery.
There are few individuals about
| this town who were cut out for real
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