The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-27
AROUND TOWN.

The new moon-was evidently dry.
N. II. Foy, Of San Francisco, Is in the
city,
Sixty-hve days more remain of this
year.
Charles HObson has returned to the
state university at Eugene.
p. O'Hara, Of Warrenton, was among
the clty's visitors yesterday.
John Olvis came down from Cab'iIamet
yesterday on visit to his parents.
j. Il. Reed, of John Days, and Edward
Lorenzo, of Warrenton, are in town.
Ralph Hall, of Ross, Higgins & Co., is
spending today fishing near Snag Island.
Mr.. Schiebe's court adjourned yes.er-
day afternoon early until tomorrow morn
ing.
Ex-Postmaster Edwin e. West, of Ne
halem, was at the Parker House yester-
day.
Arn Chinatown was illuminated last night
with large lanterns In honor of a church
festival.
Professor Wright, principal OF the Asto-
ria high school, is spending a few days
in Portland.
Arthur Sorenson and w. H. Walker, of
Gray's River were in town on a business
trip yesterday
Yesterday afternoon in the police court
L. Strlblich was fined $40 for being drunk
and disordery.
Mrs. McNab, of Fort Stevens, and S. G.
WlILlaims, of Skamokawa, were visitors
in Astoria yec.erday.
Round trip tickets will be on SAFE by
the o. r and N. Co. from October 23rd
to 3Oth at rate Of $780,
The weli-kncwn cannerymen, P. j. and
ii. s. MCGOWAN, of Chinook, are regis
tered at the occldent.
George Adams, of CaItsop City, and A.
l.. Parker, OF John Days, were visiting
Astorlans during the week.
The condrson Of Jack Dempsey, who
Us dying of consumption, In Portland,
was somewhat better yesterday.
Round trip tickets to Portland will be
on sale by the o. R. and n. Co. from Oc-
bober 23d to 3Oth at rate Of $780,
Mr., Davis, the Cathlamet newspaper
,man, visited the city yesterday, returning
home on the Telephone in the evening.
Foard & Stokes large new stove, placed
in their store room yesterday, was fifed
up and succeeded in crowding the s.a-
son.
The Exchange street sShoo. has stan'ted
an endless chain for subscriptions to
make up the balance due on the new
plano.
II. p. Anderson and William Anderson,
two well known Gray's River farmers,
were In town on their regular Saturday
visit yesterday,
The Rev. VIM. Seymour Short with ar
rive on this mornings boat frcm the
East and win conduct services 70 day at
tine usual hours.
From Oct. % to 3Oth, the O. r. and N. !
Win seA round trip tickets to Portland
for $780, Tickets are good on steamers
r. II. Thompson and II. j, Potter,
The CITY council wiz convene at s
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. The 18th
street Improvement and the new fire
alarm system matter will be considered.
Mining Expert Sheppard and a force OF
men are boring for coal in the Nehalem |
hSGs. Rumor has It that the expert is |
working In the Interest OF the Northern |
Pacific
WINE working on the new Herman Wise |
building yesterday, C. j. Carlson, a car
pen,or, accidentally fell, breaking his lert |
leg He was immediately taken to the |
hospttal.
From october 2Sd to SOth reduced rates
WIFI be made by steamers Telephone ana
Bailey Gatzert from Astoria and all
river points to Portland at one fare for
the round trip
the Denver Kitchen Ia meeting the
Wants OF uhe public, as Is evidenced by |
the daily increased patronage. Today the
usual elegant chicken dinner will be serv-
ed AT the regular prices.
The Potter did not arrlve untn o'clock
.ast evening The cause of the deten-
ton was the fact that she ran aground
lt the Scandinavian cannery and did not
get on until . a. M. yesseNtay.
Portland exposition excursion steamers
Telephone and BaEey Gatzert commenc-
ng October 23rd, the round trip rate to
Portland viii be $780, Tickets good re,
Urnlng up to october S0th, inclusive.
ATlHs Minnie Lighter entertained num-
rer cf her young frlends yesterday af.
ernoon and at dinner. A charming time
Was had and this popular young miss has
'stabAI1ed "A reputation as hostess
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