The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-08-25

Mr. Earth Wall will have charge OF the
Nehalem cannery. He anticipates pros
porous season.
II Is said that the contract for the
building of the Tallant residence has been
let to Mr.. Houston.
Col i. c. and Harry Hughes left yes
terday for a short trip to the seashore.
They return tomorrow.
w. Smith, Louis Anderson and George
Carlson, of No.,a Shore, were registered
at the Parker yesterday
Mrs. Weinhard, wife of Henry Vein
hard, the Portland brewer, is spending
several weeks in Astoria.
Remember the Thompson leaves for the
bridge this morning at o'clock, con-
Meeting with the train for Seaside.
Peter Saleness has begun the con struc-
tion of commodous two-story residence |
near the corner of 45th and bond streets. |
Tickets to Clatsop Beach and return |
today only $lOO The r. r. Thompson |
leaves the o. r. and N. dock at O'clock |
a. m.
Don't fail to see the fine views of the |
regatta and fishing scenes taken by Snod-
grass & Hicks. Studio 72O Commercial |
street.
The decorations throughout the town |
were partially taken down yesterday and |
things began to assume their normal
condition.
Delegates to the Vancouver tournament |
will be elected by Rescue Engine Com
pany No. 2 at a special meeting to be
held Monday evening.
Services at the Congregational Church
Preaching at II a. m. and p m. The
Sunday school meets at 1915 and the
Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m.
The usual services will be held at the
Presbyterian church today. Preaching
by the pastor, Rev. r. Liddell, morning
and evening. All are invited.
An employe of the Clatsop Mill COM
pany, named Peter Grimie, was quite
badly hurt yesterday morning while at
work In the yards. DR.. Estes attended
him.
The Ladies Guild of Grace Church Will,
on Thursday evening" August 20th, at the
home of Mrs. C. j. Trenchard, give
lawn social Further notice will be given
in Tuesday mornings issue.
The display of regatta and seining
views which are on exhibition at the
photograph tent on Commercial street
near the o. r. and N. wharf are the best
of the kind we have ever seen.
Married-Saturday, August oath, 1895,
in the Finnish Evangelical Lutheran
church, Mr.. M. e. Juopperi and Miss Ma
ry l.. Jumisko. Reverend j. j. IIoikka
performed the marriage ceremony.
Mr.. w. F. Snodgrass, who has just
opened a Photographic tent on CONNER
cial street, says he is ready for business
and judging from the display of fine
pictures, he will be able to please every
body.
Mr.. p. l.. McCarty, of San Francisco,
was a visitor to Astoria yesterday. Mr..
McCarty is secretary of the Pacific Coast
Press Association, and editor and pub
Usher of the "Statisticiau and Econ
omist."
The White Collar Line will have three
steamers leaving Astoria for Portland
Sunday evening from Flavels wharf, The
Bailey Gatzert, Telephone and Ocean
Wave. Rooms and berths should be Sc
cured early
Teams are in every day now from the
Nehalem and the farmers report that the
roads are in good condition and that II |
the county court would do a little more |
Astoria would have all of the trade of |
the Nehalem valley.
Mr.. James Finlayson, agent Of the Ca
madam Pacific Railway, has this week |
sold number of tickets 20 the old |
country over his popular route, as well
as a number of prepaid tickets from the
old country to Astoria.
James Newlands, the well known Port
land newspaper man, returned yester-
day from pleasant sojourn at the coast.
Mr.. Newlands is at present engaged as
assistant cashier of the United States
National Bank of Portland
The only deed filed for record yesterday
in the office of Recorder Gunderson was
that of w. Il. Dement, and wife to d. b.
Howauer in which the former transfer
to the latter 20 acres in township north,
range 10 west, for the sum of A1LCO.
f, ]. McHenry, state deputy head con-
sui of the Woodmen of the World, was
in Astoria yesterday, leaving in the even
ing for Portland. Mr. McHenry will re-
turn In about two weeks, at which time
he will organize n lodge of the order in
this city.
Spend pleasant day at the ocean be-
fore the season closes, The r., r. Thomp-
son leaves the o. r. and N. dock Sunday
morning. August %, at o'clock for
Young's Bay. connecting with the cars
for Clatsop and Gearhart Park. Tickets
for the round trip, only a.OO,
MIR. II, w. Manestes, n capitalist of
Portland, and who is largely Interested
in Astoria real estate was In town yes
terday Mr. Manestes has a host of
friends here who were glad to see him.
He leaves this morning with Mr.. j. o.
Hanthorn for visit to Long Beach.
Mr. II. NJ, Adams. travelling freight
agent of the o. r. & N, Co., was in
town yesterday looking after the inter
ests OF his line. Mr.. Adams says that
business is improving and that large fall
crops are expected. He viii spend Sun
day in nwaco and thence return to Port
land,
Harry Hamilton. who for long time
worked In the st, Charles Hotel, in Port
land, when it was under the management
Of c. W. Knowles. is now night watch
man at the Clifton cannery. MIR. Ham
ilton was visiting in Astoria yesterday.
returning up the river on the steamer
last evening.
A. II. Wildrix and Lung Wang for
feited $50 each in the police court yes
terday for the violation of city ordin-
ance Two women, calling themselves
Eva and May. were given until today to
leave the city. The case against James
Farrel for disorderly conduct, continued
from yesterday, was dismissed.
In order to give the returning seasiders
a.. 4. I