The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-14
PERSONAL MENTION.


C. A. Vincent, of Seattle, is at the occi-
dent.
George Bhrtley is in Portland attending
court.
Jas. Lowden, of Astor is at the Parker
house.
A L. Parker, of John Days, Is at the
Parker. .t,}
Mr.. Markham, of Ilwaco, was in town
yesterday.
| C. Dillman, of Milwaukee, is stopping
at the Occident.
J. Y. ostrander, of Seattle, is stopping
at the Parker.
H. s. MCGOWAN, of Chinook, is stopping
at the Oecident.
S. K Stanley, of Seaside, is a guest at
the Parker house.
| at the Parker house.
! Mrs, E. C. Wills, of Fort Candy, is a
visitor in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aklund, of Chinook Beach,
were in the city yesterday.
Messsrs F. M. Kagg and Hon. Geo. T.
Myers of Portland, are at the Occident
Messrs. s. Schmidt, the fish man, and F.
D. Wingley, of Portland are at the Oc-
cident. "a
Messrs P. C. Warren and F. w. Pres
colt, of Warrenton, were in the city yes
terday.
d. r. Pease, of Skipanon, came to the
city yesterday arl1 is staying at the Par
ker house.
Mr.. Carlson and C. o. Thompson, of
Chinook Beach. were visitors in the city
yesterday,
Mss Ada .Coe, A. B. Coe, Geo. Coe and
Geo. Cole, of Hare, were visitors in tina
city yesterday.
Mrs. B. A. Seaborg and daughter, of
Ilwaco left on the Potter last night for
trip to Europe.
Miss Nellie Jeffrey and Mrs. VIM. Rosa-
burg will leave this morning for a weeks
visit in Portland.
Young's river people will celebrate the
Fourth of July at Alder Grove. near the
old Grange hall.
B. A. seaborg and wife, and r. A.
Hawkins and wife, of Ilwaco are guests
Of the Occident.
Mrs. Ryr.e will give a Euchre party
next Thursday afternoon Between the
hours of 2 and o'clock.
f. j. o'Neill, THE we'll known travelling.
passenger agent OF the Northern Pacific,
paid visit TO the city yesterday.
Robert Mcintosh, of Portland, the ship
carpenter, is at the Occident Mr.. Nc,
Intosh is repairing the ship Rathdown.
C. w. Fulton went to Portland last
evening to argue the case of James Lotion
in the United States court ON a rehear'
ing.
o. E. Cole of Nehalem, was in the city
yesterday, making arrangements to go
into the freighting business between this
city and Nehalem.
Mr.. Mccormack the new postmaster at
Wise, was I'M the city yesterday and for
waried his bonds to the department at
Washington.
Mrs. II. Christensen's sister, Miss
Smith. returned from Portland yesterday,
where she has been on a two weeks
visit to the Misses Block.
Sheriff Hare went to Portland last
night, having been summoned as wit
ness in the case of the United States vs.
John Wood, a timber land case.
f. d. Quigley. of the Evening Telegram.
Portland, called at the Astorian Office |
yesterday. Mr.. Quigley says that busi- |
LESS in his city Is quiet, and that much |
interest Is taken i'm the Astoria railroad
scheme.
A very pleasant afternoon tea was
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. DIR. |
Logan to the Ladies' Guild OF the Epls- |
copal church. A large number of ladi 5
were present and a most enjoyable time |
was had by all.
Mr.. Chas Cellar will have his young |
son baptized according to the Jewish Gus
tom and rites next Sunday. at his rest.
dence at Ii o'clock a. m. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. DR.. Abra,
Of Portland.
Mr.. Sovey's place was yesterday SUBJ
jected TO strange piece of fiim-ham-
ming. The barkeeper and a friend were
sitting down In the back room when two
strangers entered and sat down. After a
while one Of them called for drink and
walked to the bar with the barkeeper
the latter's friend was also going out.
While the rest were In the front room
the other stranger pocketed all the card
chips in the place and sauntered out.
What some men villa do for a few cents
IS truly WONDERFUL.
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