The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-01
AROUND TOWN.


the office tomorrow.
Mrs. Farrell, ,of olney, was a visitor
in Astoria yesterday.
Mr.. F. II. Hall, Portland merchant
Is visiting friends here.
Dr. Walker left yesterday for a days
pleasure trip to Ilwaco.
w. c. Cowgirl left last evening on a
business visit to Portland
Herbert Burkett, Port Townsend COM
mercial man. is in the city.
Theodore Christensen came in from his
Wallush farm yesterday morning.
The county court meets in regular ses-
Sion Tuesday morning at ten o'clock.
The coroner's jury in the Feakos case
wiz conclude its work Tuesday morn
ing.
Judge j. @. A. Bowlby returned yester-
day afternoon from a pleasant outing at
Seaside.
Mr.. L. Mansur, of Knappton, came over
the river and spent the day in town
C. Hansen, of Grays River, and E.
Smith, of Portland, are registered at the
Astor House.
Thomas Loughery will he among those
who will accompany the Astoria fire lad
lies to Vancouver.
Fred Olsen, a we'll known resident Of
Olney, made his usual Saturday visit
to the city yesterday.
Mrs. Weauherford and family leave this
morning for San Diego, Cal, where they
intend to reside in future.
A fun load of supplies was taken to
the railroad camp at Tongue point by the
steamer Fanchon yesterday.
p. M. Donough, of Brookfsld, paid his
friends in town a visit yesterday apd
home last evening.
Astoria VS.. Multnomah Cricket!
8 cents, including everything.
Mrs, John Griffin and family returned
from Cannon Beach where they
nave been spending the summer.
Mr.. Abe Menier, a well known dealer in
goods, of Seattle, was visit
ng friends in Astoria yesterday
John r. Hay, of Portland, was shak-
ng hands with Astoria friends yester-
lay. He left for home in the evening.
Contractor Normlle, with a force OF
nen, will commence tomorrow doing the
grading for the Young's bay county road.
j. j. Heffener and w. Westoreff, or
Portland, were among the guests who
registered at the Parker House yesterday.
Remember the r. r Thompson leaves
or the bridge at $3.50 instead of o'clock
IN account of change in the train sched-
lie.
The Baker Dramatic Company will APP
,ear at the Fisher theatre on the evening
# September 9th. The company play here
me week.
Miss Maud Gould, who has been visit
ng with Mrs. e. Coe for the past two
weeks, leaves for her home in Portland
his evening.
Leander Jylha, native of Russia, de-
Jared his intention yesterday in the office
VI the county Clerk Of becoming an
American citizen.
The county jail has thirteen occupants.
Twelve are awaiting the action of the
rand jury and one is serving three
months sentence.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Ferguson, who
lave been spending the pass month at the
irifln cottage at Cannon Beach, return
"a home yesterday.
Multnomahs VS.. Astoria. Cricket!
'ricket! Cricket Smiths Point grounds.
,ortaton, % cents
Ross, Higgins & Co. receive another lot
# choice Bartlett Pears today also ltal-
m and silver Prunes, Peaches, etc, and
ylll sell the same at very low prices.
The o. r. and N Co. Will have two
oats leaving Astoria for Portland Sun
ay evening, the r. II. Thompson and
he II. j. Potter Come cary and secure
erths.
1t is the subject of general remark that
he congregations in the First NJ, E.
hurch hyere never so uniformly large
uring the summer season as they have
cen this year
Albert Dunbar announces that he has
eceived his samples OF fall dress Soods
M will be p.elsed to exhibit them
o the ladies of Astoria ana take their
rders for same.
Tomorrow, September 2. being a legal
oliohay. the postofiice will be closed, eX-
emit nrom to 10 o'clock q. M, and from
10 6p. m. The money order and regis
nv lctter @-lndow win be closed all day
The building on the northwest corner
Z 10th and Bond streets, occupied as
tore by Carnahan & Co., and belong
,g 10 the estate of |. w. Case, was
esterday sold to Charles Brown, the
urchase price being 500
A number of prominent Portanders
lcluding British vice-consul James Laid
NV Chares II. Dodd, WilSiam Nj. Whid-
en- and John Gran, left yesterday Tor
two weeks fishing and hunting trip
, Seaside and Elk Creek.
DIR. Bushong. pastor Of the Methodist
burch has not failed to put in an appear
nee in his pulpit twice every Sabbath
lis summer. Although he has been
bending a portion Of his time at the
each he has returned in time 20 hA the
ulpit
,rhe steamer Dwyer leaves her dock
,r Smiths Point cricket grounds at 1889
nd 1880 Monday afternoon with barges'
tickets, including transportation sboth
Avs. and admission, only 25 cents. NJ.
a. C. VS.. A. f. c. Tickets for sale on
10 boat.
The o. r. & N. CO. nave arranged Tor
% cancellation OF the s. extra charges
, the tickets of the fourteen Finnish
.onle who left for the old country ten
ays ago and who experienced so muea
Glcuity with the steamship company at
ew York
pr O. n. Estes returned home last week
'o,, weeks visi. to Elk Creek and |