The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-20
CHAMBER SETS

CHAMBER SETS
Co.'s.
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.
Local weather for the twoney-four hours
endirg at p. IN. yesterday, furnished
by the United States department Of agri-
culture weather bureau:
Maximum temperature, ca degrees.
Minimum temperature, 50 degrees.
Precipitation, trace.
Total precipitation from September LIST,
1894, to date, 1871 inches.
Excess Of precipitation from September
| 1st, 1894, to date, 5.S8 inches.
AROUND TOWN.
Fresh candles every hour at the Bon
bonniere.
Received, over 200 Trunks In all grades;
bottom prices. C. H. Cooper.
Besb Ice cream and ice cream soda In
the city at the Bonbonniere.
Usual w. C. T. U. meeting today 2
| O'Clock at the Presbyterian church.
A scowload of Wade Hampton Smiths s
| brick was brought to the city yesterday.
| In the police court yesterday there
were only two cases of drunk and dlsor-
| derly.
August Danlerson is out hustling for
the excursion of the Knights OF Pythias
on the Fourth.
Mrs. c. Barl1ley leaves this evening
| for Corvallis on a weeks visit with
her daughter who is attending the uni
versBty
MIR. e. r. Halves, the hardware mer-
chant, has the contract for the plumb
ing, thinning and sewer work on Mrs. Ste
vens' new house.
The first raspbemies of the season ar
rived in the market yesterday and
brought a good price. strawberries will
soon be on the retired list.
L. v. Moore representing the famous
w. w. Kimball Co., will be at the Occi-
deat today, and will be pleased to see
any one wishing to purchase plano or
ORGAN.
The Order of Maccabees will institute
tent in Astoria the first of next week.
Mr.. II. Nelson, deputy supreme command
er, is now in the city making the pre-
lim.nary arrangements.
Those who think that there are no
farmers In ClatSop county should have
seen the fine moving machine and hay
lake which was yesterday sold by Foard |
& Stokes for use in this neck of the
woods.
Sheriff Hare's trip to Sand Island Tues |
day night, and from which ne did not |
get back until o'clock yesterday MORN /
Ing, was not very successful, as the
GONE WAS not run down, but the chase
is not off yet.
The Parker House bus yesterday was
drawn by two fine bay horses which the
captain has just brought in from his
ranch. They made a fine appearance on
the streets, and 1t is evident that the
cptain believes in the railroad.
When the time arrived for the common
COUNCIL IO ne tilltu W OIutI ldSl GNCahu6
but four members were present, Coun- |
cllmen Schlebe, Welch, OHara and Berg |
man. As 1t takes five to make quorum, |
an adjournment was taken till Wednes- |
day next.
The principals have decided that Ella |
A. Nelson, of Alder'brook school, has
the highest standing of all the graduates |
of THE grammar schools, and is entitled |
to deliver the valedictory address at the |
commencement exercises of the class on |
Friday morning of this week.
For the convenience of the customers
of the N. p. Brewery, John Kopp has
erected a cold storage for his celebrated |
beer at the Sunny Side saloon, Mr. j. L.
Carlson win act as agent for John Kopp
and will be much pleased to serve the
customers of the North Pacific Brewery.
The knights of Pythtas will send out
Invitations IN a day or two to all MEM
bers of the order in good standing to
attend meeting to be he,d shortly for |
the purpose of instituting a lodge of |
Pythian Rathbone Sisters in Astoria. 1t
Is expected that there VIII be large at
tendance.
The body Of VIM. Wletzel THE young
man who was drowned last week by fall
ing from his skin in Deep river, was
found yesterday near where 1.-THE boat
was found some days ago. The funeral
will take place from the residence OF
his father, Herman Wetzell, in Deep R.v-
err today.
State Superintendent Irwin has been
invited to spend next Sabbath in AS
n Il H. 49, a.
ait II a. M, and Il Is the general wish OF
the cTuzens of Astoria that he will ac-
pect THE tnvitation of this church and
give the people an opportunity to hear
this great educator speak.
The fdlowtng were among the passen-
gers for Portland last evening on the
st samer Telephone; f, w. Pettigrove
Mrs. Hawkins, Rev. j. +. Huff, c. W.
Knowles, Del. II. Sutton, Mss Emerson,
Miss Davis, c. w. Haskins, A. Liswig
and wife. c. Darwent, Mrs. Howard,
+. II. Ward, II. b. Ferguson. E. Waters.
From 1880 to $3.50 O'clock of the after
noon of Thursday June 27, will be given
at the assembly room of the court stree:
publlc school a reception to parents or
students, or, what Is more properly call
ed q parents reception School work of
the pasR year will be examined and other
matters OF special interest 10 parents will
be gone over and reviewed,
State Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
tion G. NJ. Irwin is expected to arrive
In tho city this afternoon. He viii de-
liver the address to khe graduating class
OF the High School at the NJ. e. church
tomorrow evening. The pastor OF the
church, DIR. Bushong. has Invited Mr..
Irwin to deliver sermon on Sunday
morning at II O'Clock.
A very pleasant party gathered at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs, Ludwig Larsen
Thursday evening, the occasion being Mr..
Il. o. Walters six years. residence IN
Astoria. The evening was spent In music
and SOCIAL enjoyment and wound up with
an ice cream supper. Those present were
AIns. L. Larsen. AIRS. Wevang, Misses
Hucda johnson. Josephine Johnson. Anna
Olsen. and Hannah Williams. and Messrs
p Gilmore & CYinre O. Olsen and II