The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-11

SbOppiHb at l4lt dIhtI.
The much needed street improvement
are progressing favorably
Mr.. Louis Abrams, the woonsock
rubber man, g in the city.
/ Joseph Rlippa went to Portland la
night for a few days visit
l.. L. Merrick, the Portland expositlc
man, is a guest at the Occldent.
Superintendent of Mails Vail, of this d
vision, was in the city yesterday.
a. Solomon and Alfred II. Kelly. ,
San Francisco, are at the Occldent.
Both morning and evening mail boat
were late yesterday owing to heav
traffic.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson, of Seasld
were in town yesterday purchasing wiz
ter supplies
Returned-Mrs. Zwemer-trance med
um now at S61 Exchange street. corne
Sth. sittlngs daily
Mr.. Jas. Bennett, of the First Nationa
Bank went to Portland last night on
few days vacation.
Mrs. Annie Brown and daughter, Nellie
will leave this morning for a two weeks
visit on the Sound.
Mr.. r. Wise, of Ilwaoo, leaves on to
days steamer for Oakland, Cal, wher
his family are visiting
The Thompson carried two cars o
salmon Monday morning and the Pot
ter six cars Monday night, all for th
East
The old warrants of Clatsop county
which remained unpaid and which were
ordered Cancelled by the county court
do not amount to $2O
1t was reported yesterday from Upper.
town that Robert Johnson had his heac
broken in a street brawl and was much
the worse for wear. No arrests.
There is no excuse for not having a
new suit of clothes for yourself or your
boy at the prices Osgood is now selling
them for. Read his new advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danzlnger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bergman and Mrs. Geo. Hahn have re-
turned from Nuremburg farm, Gray's
River, having enjoyed a very pleasant
outing
Jas. Weston, administrator of the es-
tate of j. p. Jensen, was yesterday or
lered by the county court to disburse
about $3.50 in settlement of affairs Of that
estate
All ladies of Astoria interested in the
Mary Washington Memorial are invited
to attend the meeting to be held this
"wednesday afternoon at the rooms of
the Library association.
The supervisor of road district No. s
viii today commence repairs on the coun-
~ road outside of the city limits to the
Wa!luski bridge. The amount of money
1t his disposal is about $50.
suit was fled yesterday in the circuit
ourt by Dietrich Gerdes, father of the
lite lone Gerdes, who was killed by an
slectric car, against the Astoria Street
ar Co., for $1,000 damages.
large number Of contractors yes,
erday filed bids with Auditor and Police
Judge Osburn for the improvements to be
made on 18th street. The bids will be
'pened today at o'clock p. m.
Ross, Higgins & Co. viii sell water
Melons at ha.f price today. They have
ust received the fanciest lot OF Bartlett
'ears yet brought to market and win
ell them at very reasonable prices.
Bids wil be received until September
9TH, 1895 for the removal of 800 yards
more or less of eXcavated earth Right
eserved to reject any or all bids. For
address Pacific Paving Co.
The Troy Laundry Co. has made ar
angements with A. j. Squires to act as
IS agent for Astoria. This company is
oted for high grade work and prompt
ellvery. Mending and repairing free.
iund!cs called for and delivered Oilce
n Commercial street.
1t was tod yesterday that a prominent
itiZen complained to the police depart
nent that he was smiled at on the
treets and that he objected very strong
to such proceedings and requested
hat the offenders be restrained from re-
eating the performance
The members of the Society Miner
a. and all others interestd, are hereby
to meet at O'Brien's hall in
lppertown, Wednesday evening, Sept. II, !
/ o'clock sharp.
FRIED JOHNSON, Pres.
ED. LUND. Sec
The ladies of Astoria will meet in force |
I l3O this afternoon at the library |
ooms to further consider the matter
I Mary Washington Memorial Fund.
large attendance is expected as the
uhJect is one that should interest every
lother in the city.
The ladies of Astoria should not forget
ne meeting for the consideration of the
iary washington Memorial to be held
I the library at 1880 tomorrow afternoon.
Al ladies who are interested in the fur
lerance of this patriotic movement are
,vted to be present.
In Judge Abercrombie's court Yesterday
acision was rendered In the suit of DR.
lshop VS., j, l.. Rannels, In which action
as brought for $50 for professional SER
ces. Judgment was given against the
'fendant for 1884, the amount originally
fered in settlement. The case was an
'aled by the plalntfff.
Yesterday afternoon a stranger. evil
ntly a fisherman, though his patent
lther boots were an attempt at some
ing different, dropped into the office OF
l., Boyle & Co. and rendered 10. cents
r copy OF the Police Gazette The
an evidently mistook the Office for
ok store. "A gentleman sitting by di-
rted him to the corner where literature
dealt in.
rhe MARY Washington Memorial
'etiag at the library rooms at 1;SO this
,ernoon Will no doubt result in the
'eptlon Of series OF social affairs
'ough the fall and winter months thar
] add considerably to the pleasure of 4
citizens OF Astoria. Several ener-
ic ladies' are interesting themselves in
meeting. which is bound to be an
husiastic one.
eferring TO the recently DlfbliShad Hsts