The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-11
AROUND TOWN.

3 AROUND TOWN.
r ,T,bds roorning-the moon on the last
half.
Walter rates are delinquent today.
. r. L. Sherman, of Portland, Is at the
Parker.
s. r. Davidson, of Portland, is visiting
in the city.
O. S. wick!and, of FIT. Stevens, is at
: the occIdent
]. G. Megier and wife, of BrooiVfield,
are I'm the city.
L. M. LowenthaG. of Seattle, is register
J ed ait the Occident.
r. II. Eberman, of Seaside, made visit
to the city yesterday.
A. j. Constable, of Skamokawa, was
In THE city yesterday.
Miss NJ. Casper, of Patapa City, Wash,
is a guest of the Parker.
r. r. Watts, of Silver City, idaho,
Is registered at the Parker.
The grading of 3Sth street !s rapidly
being pushed to completion.
Deputy Marshal George Humphrey, of
Portland, was in the city yesterday
Robert S. Norris, of Norriston Park,
IS in the city, stopping alt THE Parker.
FOR RENT-,A small bedroom, fur
nished. centrally located. Apply at AS
| torian.
County Clerk Dunbar yesterday issued
Al mlrrlage license to William HUI and
Olive Haven.
Keeper Waterhouse, of Gearhart Park
hotel, was in the city yesterdly pur-
chasing supplies.
Wilhelm Munson leaves Tuesday night
via the Canadian Pacific and the Domln-
ION Tlne for Chrlstlansand, Norway.
Gust Holmes new building near Mr..
B. Young's residence, is well under way
and will be a decided gdln to Uppertown'
| Mr. Anderson has commenced work on
| his new house nelr the CIatsop mill
| and expects to have it completed this
| fall
| Mrs Amnstey was yesterday very busy,
engaged in moving her residence from
Uppertown ITO the central portion OF the
city.
Today Us ladies' day ait the oregon
Trading Co. Ail kinds Of dress goods will
be sold at auatlon, sale commences ait
2 p m.
| Several visitors to Astoria were heard
TO remark yesterday that they had seen
fine weather, but Astoria weather took
the plum.
Mrs. Jas. McCarty died hast evening at
4S0 O'Clock, having been sick only since
Sunday might. Funeraa announcements
will be made lalter.
Judge j. H. d. Gray and wife left
last night for u few days visit with
friends in The Dal,es, where the judge
also has some business to attend 10.
Rev. H. A .Schwbchtenberg will preach
In Genmhn next Sunday afternoon at 2;SO
O'Clock I'm the Congregational church. All
Germans are cordially invited ITO Ibe pres
ent.
Sue Woo, the six-yelr-old son OF Buk
Woo, thle Chinese tailor. died very sud
denly last night about 1880 o'clock. The
REMAINS were taken to PoiAl's undertaking
establishment.
The Improvements on 1Ith street are
Meaning completion and the contractors
have done some excellent work which
VIII make this one Of the best thorough
fares In the city.
Chief Green and Assistant Chief Stuart.
OF the fire department last night made an
examination Of the chimneys in China
town, and of those inspected all but one
were found in good condition,
Portland exposition excursion steamers
Telephone and Bailey Gatzert commenc-
Ing October 2Srd. the round trip rate to
Portland viii be $l5O. Tickets good re-
turning up to October SOth, inclusive,
IL Mts stated yesterday on the dock
that Messrs. Ross, Higgins 4 Co, are
furnishing the supplies for the four big
BNtlsthers now In port, but which are
ABOUT ready to so TO sea. which speaks
Wei for the enterprise of Astoria mer-
chants,
Mr. HanrlbaC "A Willlams of New York
city, who Is regarded as one Of the best
Interpreters of Shakespeare In the c0un-
try, WILL give recital of Henry w next
TuaStAy evening" Oct. 10, ait Flsher's
opera house. Admission so cents to all
parts OF the mousse, Tickets for sale at
the uSoa places.
Portland exhibition excursion tickets
Will DE ON SHE by the o. r, & N, co. from
Oct. % to Odt 80 alt the rate of $l5O for
the round trip. Good returning until oc- |
tober SOth. inclusive Reduced rates have
also been made by the o. r. & N. Co. |
from all Columbia river points to Port |
land at rate OF one fare for the round
trip for this occasion.
Scho.ae.d and Hauke the enteprising
ulerchants OF Uppertown, are now grad
ing the lot opposite their present loca-
ton, where they wilt erect new store
buNding. This wideawake firm Is to be
congratulated upon Its successful busi-
ness operations and its evident deter
mirarion to stay in The front OF the pro-
cession.
Az the w. C. T, U. yesterday " was de-
cided TO meet in Rescue Har paEtors tho
iifet OF next month. Three new members
were reported. A vote OF thanks was
extended to the chuSh officials for the
use OF the Methodist and Presbyterian
chufkshes. 10 the musicians, to the press
Tor dberai reduction in adve- ana
to al VINO helped to Il j. Baxter's
lectures a success.
Mr. ]. NJ. Turney. who with MS wife
and Mr.. W. II. Stevenson and wife, OF
! foraond, are spending the fall at Sea-
| side. and insling the Necannicun, passed
| tlrg,ouEA ASTORIA yeSteaNfav on a .hoy-e