The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-06

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AROUND TOWN.
w. j. Morrison, OF Clatsop spent Sat
urday in the city.
E. Grunsteadt of Skamokawa, visited
friends in Astoria yesterday.
Mr.. ]. o. ilHanthorn returned from
Portland yesterday morning.
Judge and Mrs. Mcclure were in the
city yesterday from Seaside.
Jerome Dillon, of Seaside, was in town
yesterday on a shopping trip
H. v. AhGberg, of Grays River, did
business in-Astotria Saturday.
E. NJ. Lindholm of Greenwood Gene
terry, visited the city yesterday.
Paul Houle and Mr.. Hogle were in
from Crooked Greek yesterday.
wv. Maurice Kelly went to Portland
/ last night to spend the Sabbath.
| Howell Lewis and NJ. Murphy. of John
Days, were in town yesterday.
Gus Campbell. the Warrenton merchant,
spent the day in the city Saturday.
Born-To the wife of w. j. Cook yes
| terday noon, a son. Weight, 13 pounds.
JAS Leahy, of olney. and Dan Gamble
Of WaIlusk were visitors in the city
| yesterday.
Mrs. Donohoe, wife Of Purser Dona-
hoe, of the Gatzert, is visiting Mrs, C.
w. Stone.
Shoemaker Josefson is confined to his
home sick, but expects to be out in
few days.
William Anderson, the Deep River mer-
chant, was in town yesterday on bus
| mess trip.
Tom Henderson and Andrew Young, of
Young's River, ca.led on their Astoria
friends yesterday.
Finnish Evangelical Lutheran church
Confirmation and communion this MORN
! ing at 10 O'Clock.
The Anderson horse and wagon ralfle
was won last night by No. 96, Mrs. Ba-
Raja being the lucky one.
C. ]. Palmer the contractor, will be-
gin operations tomorrow on Wise's store,
opposite the Palace restaurant
"A aoIt oA J.ind
at the postoffice will be open from $3.50
to 10 a. m. today and every Sunday.
The ladies of the Woman's Relief Corps
are requested to meet at their hall at
2:SO p. m. Monday Mrs. NJ. A. Stevens,
president.
Contractor Watts returned from Fla
We. yesterday and says that work on the
railroad at that point is progressing in
good shape.
DR.. Gibbons was in from his sons rance
on the Wa.GuslSi yesterday and says he
Is being greatly benefited by his So
journ in this county.
j. w. Read, of the railroad camp above
Tongue Point, was in buying supplies
yesterday. He says that things are get
ting lively on the line.
The Rev. MIR, HyDand, who has been
suffering with rheumatism Is now some
what better and 1t Is hoped that ne viii
be out in few days.
There will be no services at Grace
church today. The sunday school VIII
hold it's session at the usual hour Ser
nd IJorxr TnnOnantCf lNhnmAl at A.3O
The county clerk yesterday issued mar
rlage pcenses to Mic Sunich and Miss
Franetevlch, j. e. PankaEa and Ida J.
Kenta, and julius Erickson and Theodore
Hefensen.
Rev. j. ]. Waiter win preach today at
II a. M, at the Methodist church, and by
general request Dr. BuShong VIA deliver
a farewell address at 1880 p. M, at which
there win be speciai music
Mr.. Ferd Levy has opened his cigar
store. He has received a new and COM
plete stock of cigars. tobaccos, smokers
articles, etc Give him a caE. Do not
forget the location, Olsen's old stand.
Married-By the pastor OF the Finnish
Evangelical Lutheran church in this city
October 5th, Julius Erickson and Theo-
dora SteRansen on the same day, John
Emil Ponkala and Ida Justina Kentra.
Mrs. Baxter, who is to lecture In the
NJ. Il. Church Tuesday evening, under the
aua1ices OF the w. c. I. u. came down
on the Potter yesterday, and Is peing
entertained today by Judge and Mrs,
Bowlby
Ferd Levy's opening yesterday was weil
attended and his customers were served
with many fine brands Of cigars. Fer
will no doubt keep an attractive stand
and will supply the best goods in the
market.
The Estes-Crain Drug Co. have secured
the strange fish caught in the Columbia
and ara having 1t stuffed and mounted
fer exhibition in their window. 1t has
been decided that 1t is specimen OF
sun fish.
The members of the Opera Company
Yesterday visited Kinney's cannery where
they were much interested in the process
of canning fish. Mr.. Kinney always takes
great pleasure in showing strangers
through his large plant
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Brazee celebrated
the 18th anniversary of their wedding
Friday night The Arge number OF
friends present enjoyed a most delightful
evening and an Joined in hearty congrat- |
ulations and best wishes for the host and
hostess.
Loggers are expecting busy winter |
In anticipation of the large number of
pies to be used In the construction OF
the Astorla-Goble road. a iogger said
Yesterday that the camps on both sides |
OF the river were preparing 10 work large |
forces OF men.