The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-12

A. b. Poor, of Knappa, is guest of
the Parker
Sam Oliver, of Brookaed is registered
at the Parker.
$. Schmidt, the fish man of Portland, is
at the Occldent.
Born-to the wife of John Powell of
Grays River, girl
Judge Chas H. Cary, of Portland, is
a guest of the Ccc'dent
Mr. Borthwick, lum5erman, of Goble,
: was in town yesterday
Mrs. n Wilmington, of Portland, is
registered at the Parker.
/ W. G. Smith, of Empire, Gray's Harbor,
= is stopping at the Parker
Prof. Sherman Case, of Seaside, paid
visit to Astoria yesterday.
Mrs. j. w. Cauker. of Lewis and
Clarke. was in town yesterday.
James C. Huteson, Of New York, is in
the city, stopping at the occdent.
"A. p. "Crackerbury," Of Portland, re-
newed old acquaintances in town yester-
day.
G. A. Taylor, a business man of Port
land, is in town, registered at the Occi-
dent.
w. f. McAffee ana w. Mackenzie, of
Portland, registered at the occident yes
, terday.
NJ. W. Rosenblatt and Geo. c. Callett,
of San Francisco, are quart cred at the
Occident
The county clerk yesterday issued a
marriage license TO c. w. Holmes and
Bertha Welch.
Returned-Mrs. Zwemer-trance medl-
um, now at S6l Exchange street, corner
Sth Sittings daily.
Messrs. Vandecar and Moore, ioggers
| Of Frankfort were in town yesterday |
purchasing supplies.
Regular meeting of the w. C. T. u |
today at O'Clock in the study room of |
the Presbyterian church.
Miss>F Frances Holden went to Monmouth
yesterday and will attend the state nor
| NAL school at that point.
fisherman yesterday brought in sew
erli specimens of fine rock cod. The FISH |
were large and of a good color.
The Sanborn-Prae junketlng party re-
turned yesterday from the trip 10 Tilla-
nook and reported good time on the
! entire outing.
Many people were interested spectators
yesterday of the maneuvers of an i'm
mense flock of sea gulls which came in
I from the mouth of the river.
Judge Frank J. Taylor's youngest
daughter was attacked with oonvul-
slons yesterday afternoon and at late
hour in the evening was reported very
! low.
on account of the storm yesterday
the meeting of the ladies, in the interest
of the Mary Washington Memorial, ad-
| journed until next Wednesday at 1870
| p. m.
Born-to the wife of David Shanahan,
! yesterday, a boy, weight nine pounds.
| Dr. j. A. Futon was the attending ply
slcian and reports mother and child do
ing welh
Ross, Higgins Co. viii sell water
melons at ha.f price today They have
just received the fancest lot of Bartlett
| pears yet brought to market and win
sell them at very reasonable prices.
Bids Tvll be received until September
18th, 1895, for the removal of 800 yards
more or less of eXcavated earth. Right
| reserved to reject any or all bids. For
particulars address Pacific Paving Co.
| Bob Byram, the bookkeeper of the
! Pacific Paving company, who has been
in Portland for about a month on busi-
ness for the company returned yes
terday and is again at the head of affairs
on the hill
Police Judge and Aulltoc Osburn yes
! terday opened the bids Cor the improve
! ment of 18th street The bids were as
! follows; IL. II. Carrier, $45S.52: NJ. j.
| McKinnon S50lO7; S, Normllc, $l]575; L.
| Lebeck, S6l2.32.
Astor Lodge X. of p. held a meeting
last night at which two new members
! were proposed and one was put through
the second degree Astor is in a very
hourishing condition, both in numbers
and financially.
Managers Cordrly and Beggs yesterday
! extended an invitation to the mayor and
members of the city council to occupy
| boxes at the theatre tonight, ANA it is
understood that the city fathers viii
| oe out In fun force.
The Troy Laundry Co. has made ar
2ngements with A. j, Squires to act as
( Its agent for Astoria, This company Is
noted for high grade work and prompt
delivery Mendlng and repairing free.
| Bundles called for and delivered Office
| AL Commercial street.
! 1t Is stated chat some time this fall
! the gentlemen interested IN such events
/ win organize the Astoria Yacht Club ana
VIII probably pattern the Cub after the
! San Francisco Yacht Cub. The object
| OF the club win be TO hold annual re-
gattas, build yachts, etc.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
residence of the brides parents. Mr.
Chas. Holmes and Miss Bertha r. Welch,
daughter of James w. Welch, were united
In marriage by the Rev, w. s. Snort.
OF the family We're present.
Chief Engineer Foster of the fire de-
partment has gone to San Francisco as
delegate to the annual meeting of the
Young Mems Institute. During MIR, Fos-
ter's absence. which will be some two !
weeks. First Assistant r. M. Stuart will
have charge of the department,
Women of the town are becoming so
bold that their actions cannot much !
longer be tolerated A number of COM ,
plants have been made recently and no
doubt some action will soon be taken
II matters are not changed for the better.
to put stop to their bold faced actions.
A letter was received yesterday stating =
that the proposed baseball game. at Fort !,
Candy is OH. as the Fort Candy boys :
are more interested in football. rhis Is