The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-17

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night.
Miss Ella Davis, Of Portland is WIS.,
iting in Astoria, a guest Of the Astor
House.
The Outing Club intend giving recep-
ton to members and friends Friday
evening
John Kopp, the brewer, returned from
few days visit to his country cottage
yesterday.
Paper hangers will commence papering
the Copeland shoe store on Commercial
street today.
Mr.. Peter Brach was the recipient yes
terday of an elegant silver match case
the gift of a friend in Portland.
Miss C. Farrell left yesterday afternoon
for Young's River to attend her sister,
Mrs. ]. w. McMullen, who is quite sick.
Dissolution precedes revolution-which
is evolution-the NEW Hammond is a
product of evolution. w. S. Wood, agent.
New and stronger electric light poles
are being placed on Sth and 10th streets
by the Trullinger electric Light company.
Mr. "A. Leberman, who has been Ill
for several days. was able to return to
his duties at the Lurl[ne wharf yesterday.
A. G.. Hughes, a prominent Portland
attorney accompanied by his wife, ar
rived in Astoria on the Telephone Mon
day.
Drs. o. B. Estes and L. P. Mullinix
performed very delicate operation upon
Mrs. Myrtle Williams yesterday after
noon.
The Knights and the Astoria Brass
Band are thinking of giving an excursion
and basket picnic to Seaside the coming
Sunday.
A license to wed was yesterday issued
by County Clerk Dunbar to MISS Eliza
beth Rantio and Andrew Hill, both Of
Clatsop county.
c. b. Haraden left last evening for
Portland. He is a delegate from Astoria
Lodge A. o. U. W., to the grand lodge
which meets tomorrow.
w. Il. Beve11dge, the popular cigar
dealer is a fancy rider on the wheel and
sometimes indulges in a few tricks for
the amusement of his friends.
Mr. Elliott, representing the well-known
California flrmAof Tillman G. Bsndel, was
in town yesterday. He says Astoria Is
one of the liveliest towns on the coast
The NEW Hammond has thirty-four
points of superiority over any and all
other typewriters combined-ft can be
demonstrated. Come and see 1t. W. S.
Wood, agent.
The county court has granted the cot
tagers of Ocean Grove the privilege of
building a large pontoon at that place,
This VIII be a great convenience to So
journers at the grove.
We are going to have a railroad, new
people, new enterprises, new ideas-be
in line-by getting a NEW Hammond,
the only up-to-date typewriter ON the
market. w. S. Wood, agent.
Professor Albert Williams, Of Alder
brook, left this morning for the beach
to be in attendance at the institute which
opens at Gearhart next Monday. Mr..
Williams will remain at the seacoast
for six weeks.
]. c. Wyatt, son of ]. B. Wyatt, the
groceryman, was in Astoria Sunday, re-
turning to Portland on the Telephone In
the evening. He has accepted a posi-
tion with Canning, Wallace & Co., whole
sale pharmacists.
f. ID. Winton, VIM. c. "A. Pohl, Charles
H. Stockton, Thomas Dealy, and c. II,
Grlbble, accompanied by their wives, left
Grand Lodge A. o. u. W., winch meets
in that city tomorrow. They win return
home Saturday.
The steamer North Pacific will hereaf- |
ter ply between Astoria and Ilwaco, max |
ing two round trips daily, leaving on
arrival Of r. r. Thompson and T. j. |
Potter from Portland For tickets and
detailed information, call at ticket office |
under Occldent hotel,
1t is expected that the excavation for
the new reservoir will be completed by |
Saturday night In the tunnel the work
men have struck rock, but 1t Is so seam
ed that 1t is not difficult to remove. Work |
on the pipe line is progressing well and |
the new rock crusher will soon be COM
pieted.
Messrs. Hansen & Mclean, two OF AS |
torias enterprlsing young men, have
opaned a news stand and general mer-
chandlse store at Gearhart park. They |
are prepared to furnish supplies of all |
kinds to campers, and will no doubt |
do a lively business. The Daily Astorlan
can be found on their counters.
When strolllng about town and in need
of refreshing glass Of beer or whisky |
Of a pure and unadulterated character,
or cigars or other good things usually
found In a flrst-class establishment
don't forget to call on August Erickson
Everything up to date, and everybody
invited. Kopp's celebrated beer 5 cents
per glass.
Mr.. Harry p Adams. of the clerical
force in the o. r. and N, general freight
department at Portland, has been pro-
NOTED to the position OF travelling freight
agent to succeed Mr.. W. +. Conan, who
rendered his resignation on the LIST inst.
Mr.. Adams win be succeeded in the
freight department by Mr. w. ]. Leon
ard
The Knights and the Astoria Amateur
Brass Band expect to give an excursion
next Sunday to Seaside. The AFFAIR VIII
probably be a basket picnic and a good
time is promised to ALL As there win
be many events OF interest on the beaches
Sunday, many will no doubt avail them
selves OF the opportunity for days
outing.
Foard q Stokes win today have an
other handsomely decorated window.
They have received many new aad hand
some goods In the line OF picked and
bottled wares which are new on the mar
lxets and show the enterprise OF Astoria
merchants. Straws show which way the
wind is blowlng-p prosperity Is coming to
Astoria.
Mr.. Martin Foard. who returned Sun
day from an extended visit In the Ne
halsm. looks oronsed and healthy. He