The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-04
lLWAco

Fred Gold and NJ summons, wv
parted The latter part oi last week
lor the head waters OF Bear River,
where they will spend few days
hunting, fishing and trapping,
Solomon Michael, an employee Of
the Aberdeen Store, had the mislor'
tune last Friday to fall from q lad
der striking his head on bath tub
and sustaining serious injuries which
were thought ior while % BE- serious
as he was unconscious for some time
after the fall; doctor was hastily
summoned and as soon rs possible
the injured man was conveyed TO h'S
home. He is improving slowly and y
is not thought to be in any danger,
but it will be ten days or two weeks,
At elass before MIR, Michael will be
able TO be around,
c. +. Rogers Of this city returned
Saturday from short business trip
TO Astoria,
We are informed that Sam Smart,
has sold his residence property in
this city. and will soon move 70 South
Bend Wash, where four OF his child
rem reside, =
James l., Vaughn, foreman OF the
logging camp on the Nasel, belong
ing TO the Columbia Box and Lumber
Co, and several OF his men, among
whom are Ernest Samples, Ralph
Cradle and Joe Markham, were visi'
tors to the city Sunday.
Miss Della Stensoh, returned Mon
day from Chinook where she was
guest Of her aunt Mrs. J, S. Jones for
few days,
The interesting sermon OF The
Prodigal Son. was delivered Sun
day evening at the Presbyterian
Church BY Reverend Morris and illus
trated by magic lantern. The bene-
hcial and instructive sermon was en-
joyed by large audience
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Markham. de-
parted Monday for Portland, Ore
gon. with their five year old daugh-
ter, Josephine, who will undergo an
operation for adenoid growths. She
has been i'll for several days but
hopes are expressed for a speedy re
covery, as soon as the operation is
undergone.
Quite a crowd OF Ilwaeo young
folks. participated in the social dance
given Saturday evening a, Fl. Candy.
by Capt. Stuart and the members OF
the Life Saving Crew. They report
an enjoyable time at the dance as
well as pleasant ride going and
coming.
Miss Rebecca Markham, left the
first OF the week for Portland and
Vancouver to visit friends for few
lays.
Isaac Belknapp, Of ChHook, was a
visitor to lIwaco Monday, and pur-
chased the fine team OF work horses,
belonging to VIM. Williams.
Gorden Bowen, of MCGOWAN,
Wash, was in the city Sunday visit
ing friends.
Astor Seaborg was a business visi-
tor to South Bend, the FIRST of the
week.
Ilwaco was the scene Of considera-
bic excitement Monday, when the
team belonging to Gus Hines took
fright at the approaching train and
became unmanageable They collided
with the sign in front Of the BeekeR
restaurant, and tore it down They
were checked before any further dam
age was done.
| Fted Bullock, of Bear River, was
in the city, the first OF the week on
business.
Mr.. Rogers, of the Aldon Candy
/ Co. was in the city Monday.
| Mr.. Meskoe Of the head OF the bay,
was in the city Monday, doing some
trading and transacting other bust
ness.
! L. A, Loomis passed through the
city Monday on his way to Portland
to visit his daughter Mrs. Rankin.
The Ilwaco Mill & Lumber Co., re-
sumed operation the first of the week
after shut down of several days,
waiting for a raft. 1t was towed in
Tuesday by the Melville Of the Cal
lender Navigation Company.
HITTING THE TRUST.