The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-06

A. r. CYRUS
Tonight-the real estate men,
VIM. Cunningham, Of Skamoka va, Is at
the Astor.
w II. Leroy, of nwaco, is a guest Of
the Astor
NJ. Ashiem, of St. Louis, is guest Of
the Parker.
w. C. Reiner, of Philadelphia, is at
the Occldent.
W. A. Ritchie, of Spokane, is guest
| of the Occident
r. G. Hill, of Seattle, is stopping at
the Astor House,
| Sidney Campbell, Of Warrenton, was in
town yesterday.
w. Mcbride and wife, of New York,
are at the Occldent.
A. B. Brannon, Portland, is regist cred |
at the Astor House.
H. B. Caldwell, the tea merchant of
IdcOIldi Is at the
]. wormser and j. N. Reich, of San
Francisco, are at the Parker.
j. w. Hastings, of Ellensburg, is in |
town, stopping at the Oecident.
]. C. Truax and f. j. steelesman, OF
Chicago, are guests of the Occident.
A. Becker and d. L. Thomas, of Al
bany are quartered at the Parker.
Miss Belle Trullinger will leave in
day or two for California, where she will
spend the winter.
Jailer brennan yesterday afternoon ct
4 o'clock handed in his resignation to
the county officials.
The county court yesterday issued final
naturalization papers to j. S. Kitchen.
formerly an English subject
In the police court Frank Cabbanas was
fined $50 for assault and battery and
George Owens forfeited s. bail for being
drunk.
e, Allen and Son, A. II. Birren, DR., A.
L. Nichols, j. T. Long and M. Fleisch-
ner, of Portland, are registered at the
Occident.
Coffee and cake sociab,e at the Scandi-
navian Lutheran Mission Society, Upper
town. on Saturday night. Admission %
cents. All welcome.
Mr.. Geo. Ne.son, of Spokane, is in the
city on a visit to his friend, r. l.. Boyle.
Mr.. Nelson is an old contractor on the
Northern Pacific and is investigating the
future of Astoria.
Mr. C. C. Van Etten, president OF the
Astoria Land and Investment Co., arriv-
ed from Chicago yesterday and Is quar-
tered at the Occident. Mr. Van Etten
will now remain here in business.
Bids will be received until September
18th, 1896 for the removal of 800 yards
more or less of excavated earth. Right
reserved to reject any or all bids. For
particulars address Pacific Paving Co.
1t appears upon further investigation
that Bishop Robert, now confined in the
county Jail, did not avail himself OF !
medical aid that was provided, owing to
a misunderstanding. He is now under
thorough treatment.
Wednesday evening in Uppertoxn, Mr.
Nygard and Miss Tina Slverson were l
united in marriage by REV, III. o. Nord-
Wig. After the ceremony an elegant sup
per was served and during the evening {
the young people engaged in al dance.
"A prominent business men remarked !
that "now that the city coun- I
ell has passed an ordinance prohibiting I
the circulation of printed matter on the I
streets, ii might he a good move for them |
TO pass an ordinance prohibiting the e
building OF shacks on our principal 0
streets. Let the good work so on" r
Sabbath at the First NJ. e. church
Rev. j. w. Bushong d. ID. will preach Il
10Th morning and evening. Subject at a
i a, M, "Divlne Thoughts" At p. u .
here will be a very interesting young 9
peoples meeting to which all young peo- q
,le are most cordially invited. At 5 p. m. o
he subject for discussion will be: "a ~
Royal Archer who was Poor Shot; or, p
Preachers Value in a Kings Court =
Nhe general public, all young people and l,
'sojourners" in our city most cordially IL
invited and will find hearty welsome "
" members of the church. II