The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-31

parture OF boats connecting with the same
and also the tide table for July, August
and September. All people contemplating
visiting tine seaside resorts should call
| ait their store and get card.
AROUND TOWN.
The county court will be in session next
week.
e. C. Hughes and daughter were visit
ing yesterday at Seaside.
| DR.. Brooks, of Fort Candy, was Wis
| itor to Astoria yesterday.
| Mrs. Foard, mother of Mrs. DIR. Logan,
arrived in the city yesterday.
The Misses Hayden, of Portland, are
| visiting friends at Prospect Park.
The Parker House barroom will be
thrown open Ito the public on August l.
Charles E. Balm returned yesterday
from pleasure trip to San Francisco.
| Mrs. Peter Grant and son left yesterday
afternoon for a short stay at Gearhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy left yesterday
for short Stay with friends at McMinn-
vile.
Mr.. Hammond and Mr.. Eddy left yes
terday for days outing at Clatsop
beach.
Captain Parrott was able to be out
yesterday. He will soon be all right
again.
Charles Stockton and family left yes
terday for a three weeks visit to Gear
hart Park.
known baseball authority, was in town
yesterday
d. j. Burhans, capitalist from Chica-
go, arrived in Astoria yesterday on his
way to Sltloa
A large number of passengers arrived
on the State yesterday, a majority of
them bound for Portland.
The large posters with the regltta
program printed on it were displayed in
several business houses yesterday.
r. \ s-t....
II is learned that Admiral Walker will
return from San Francisco to Portland,
taking private car east from there.
Property owners are rapidly redeeming
from tax sales and Clerk Dunbar Is kept
busy making out the necessary papers.
The big raft was sighted off Cape Blan-
| co by the State and is reported as being
| in good condition and making good time.
| Mrs. II. G. Smith, and Mrs. Wesdahl,
will return from San Francisco on the
| first trip of the remodeled Columbia, on
| August 12.
! The British ship Sierra Parma arrived
| from up river last evening, The vessel
| will load several thousand cases Of sllm-
CD at this port.
| lrhe Manzlnita and Columbne leave out
| today the former going to Destruction
island and the latter in the Vicinity of
1 Tlllamook Head.
| mir. A. Campberr, Joseph Surprenant,
| and A. A. Cleveland visited Greenwood
| Cemetery. the garden spot of Clatsop
! c3unty, yesterday,
THE scow Maud arrived from the
| Ypung's River Pulp Mills yesterday with
40 tons OF pulp which Will be shipped to
Oregon City tonight.
Captain Tatton, Mr. Peterson and Cap
t5ln Matthews and Grant Trullinger re-
| ltlrned yesterday from u few days fish
ing trip to Youngs river.
it was, reported on the street yester-
day that ex-Sherlff Smith was last week
seen in Portland, Whether the rumor is
true or not has not been learned.
p The South Portland and Vancouver hose
teams are in training for the regatta
races Both teams are said to be in good
trim and composed of swift runners.
IT, Il. Mcneil, receiver of the o. r. and
| NJ, and party. passed through the city
| yesterday ou their way to Portland from
Cannon Beach, where they spent few
days,
Frank Slies, OF Young's River, was in
the city Yesterday. Mr.. Sales is a well
known farmer and logger and says things
In his part of the county are in a favora-
BILE condition.
Mr.. j. N. Griffin, who is spending sea-
son ait his Cannon Beach ranch. was in
the city yesterday. Mr. Dell Ferguson
and family are visiting Mr.. Griffin, who
will rsturn after the first.
Jas. Seeley, of Gruys river, was brought
ever in a small boat Monday night, hav-
ing been kicked in the face by a horse,
The man was placed in the hospital and
win be laid up for some time.
Have you seen the latest thing In q
,buttonhole novelty? "A number of them
are around town, and the wearers are
putting on a proud air. 1t is jet-black
pansy with a purple center. Have you
seen themg
Mr.. A. NJ. Twomhley said yesterday at
dinner time, while passing the Palace res
teurant that the pleasant and agreeable
odor that came from wnhin the restau-
rant was enough to sharpen the appe-
tite of most any mortal.
>The millSmen of the city met at the
Parker house yesterday morning and
formed q protective association. The
mseting then adjourned I'LL next Satur-
day night. at which time permanent or
ganization will, be effected. 4Vtr4
Yesterday afternoon while one Of Nc
Tavish's drays. loaded with wheat, was
passing over the wharf leading to the
L1rllne dock. the roadway gave way and
the hind wheels OF the wagon went