The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-11
personal MENTION.


D. Mathiot, of Portland, is at the occi-
dent
J. NoreSg, OF San Francisco. IS at the
,Astor N''4s
Mrs. oliver, from up the river. is at the
Astor
C. C. MCGOWAN, of Chinook, is at the
occldent.
chas. Hawbaker, of Seattle, is at the
Parker house
j. Parker. of Mayger's, is guest of the
Parker House.
E. F. Baxter, of San Francisco, is at
the Occident. rg
J. ]. C. Barber, of Portland, is guest
Of the Occident.
R. Behrandt, of San Francisco, is stop
ping at the Occident. 1''
B. A. Seaborg was guest of the Par
ker House Sunday.
E. IT. Pierce, of San Francisco is a
guest of the Astor.
j. w. Bunnel. of Walowa, is stopping
at the Parker House.
Mr.. Craig, the logger of Young's river.
was In town yesterday.
Mrs. Williams and daughter, of Chi
nook, are at the occldent.
Capt. H. B. Parker went to Portland
last night on a business trip.
Mr.. Mcintyre and Mr.. Bruce, of War
renton, were in the city yesterday
W. E. Hayden, of the United States
engineer corps, is at the Astor House.
Mr.. o. Selm, of Fort Stevens, was
guest of Mr.. Aug. Danielson yesterday.
Pete Olsen and X. Erickson, of Min
neapolis, Mimi, are stopping at the AS
tor.
Mr.. E. ]. Smith went to Portland on the
Gatzert last night on business, and will
return tomorrow.
Mr.. P. Jordan and family leave this
morning for a sojourn on their Nehalem
ranch near Elsie.
Miss Heilborn and Miss Hattie Tai,
liant returned from the Portland games
on the Potter yesterday.
Judge Gray went to Knappa yesterday
to investigate location for a county
bridge near that point.
Mr.. w. H. Mitchell, a cousin of Sheriff
Hare, from the Sound country, is yis-
iting Mrs. Capt. Gilman. -
Mr.. w. It. Beveridge is fast becoming
at home in his new quarters on 11th
street, Hamblett's old stand
C. C. Hughes, William Ryan, Harry
Young, and Hope Ferguson returned Sun
day from their trout fishing trip.
Mrs. Captain Hubbard arrived on the
steamer State yesterday from San Fran
cisco. She will visit friends in the city.
Daniel Donghue HIS returned to the
Portland house of McAllen & Mcdonald,
and will be succeeded in the Astoria
branch by his brother
Geo. Vanderburg and Thos. McGlaBhen,
of Vancouver, WASH, are at the Astor.
Robt. Carnahan, who went to Gray's
river on business, Will retuth today.
]. B. Johnson, of North Nehalem, is in
the city stopping at the Astor House.
Mr.. Johnson Is seeking d few days rest
after his extended trip into the ttoun-
tains and timber lands OF Oregon.
Sunday afternoon Contractor Behm
took the big seveh. ton roller up the hill
to Reservoir Camp" to have 1t ready for
work. 1t required five teams of horses to
drag the heavy machine up the hill.
DR.. Fulton left for Portland last night
on the Gatzert. The doctor will attend
the annual meeting of the State Medical
Society, of which he is president, and
will deliver an address, before that body.
Mr.. Portuguese, who has been visiting
Mr.. Greenbaum, of the Oregon Trading
Co., left this morning for his home in
Seattle. He was so much impressed with
Astorla's future that he thinks seriously
of coming back to locate
W. E. Tallant, Horace Thing, E. Han
sen, Prof. Spencer, O. q. Crosby o. Be-
rendes, R. e. Carruthers, and H. Bell.
returned yesterday from the Portland
field of sports. Mr., Tallant brought with
him the two handsoms gold medals which
he won. ii
Mr.. j. r. Chapman and wife returned
yesterday from an extended wedding
trip through Southern Oregon and Cal
fornia. While in the city they are
guests of the Astor House .Gsld after their
visit here will go to their future home
in Mishawaka.