The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-27


Flour, Flour. You can buy 1t cheap
at Pacific Commission Co.
Geo. N. Basterbrooa, of Oceanslde,
spent yesterday in Astoria
Mrs C. Leverne, OF San Francisco,
is a guest of the occidcnt
W. II. Barmore and wife, of Portland,
are guests of the Occident.
Grapes, Ohio Concords, in . lb bas-
kets at Pacific Commission Co.
ePaches for preserving-1OO boxes at 45c |
box. The Pacific Commission Co.
]. c. Barrett, OF San Francisco, Is in |
the city, quartered at the Occident.
]. G. Mcg!er and wife, of Brookhe.d |
are spending a few ddV. in the city.
James Quinn, the canneryman OF
Ouinn's Landing was in town yesterday.
Da.gity's smoking jacket yesterday
made a trip to the dock to see schooner.
Steamer Mayfower will leave Hume's
Maccaroni in 12 H. boxes at 5Oc box.
Must be closed out Pacific Commission
| Co.
Chas. Finch Is recovering from hsi late
attack of illness and will be himself
again.
Mrs. II. C. Harrison and Miss Myrtle
Harrison, of Warrenton, are guests of
| the Parker.
r. j. German, of Portland, is in the
city on business and is registered at
the Occident.
H. S. Huson, the contractor, went to
Tacoma yesterday on a business trip
He will return in a few days.
DR.. " w. Gibbons, of Alameda, Cal,
father of Alfred Gibbons, the assessor,
of Clatsop county, Is on visit to Asto-
ria.
1t is learned that the name Of the man
| hurt in the Shoalwater Bay stabbing
| affray was Frank Jewett instead of Tom
Jewett.
|
land. who have been spending the sum
mer in Astoria, returned to their home
last night.
Parties wishing to buy candies at
wholesale will save money by calling on
I or writing to the Astoria Candy Factory.
| 464 Duane street.
Postmaster Wise was instrumental yes
| terday in sending $50 worth of provisions
to the Italian camp on the HILL in the in
! terest of humanity.
The caps for Parker's dry dock have
been completed by the Clatsop Mill Co.,
and will today be RATED around the
point by Mr.. Parker.
julius Merzbach, a San Francisco mer-
! chant and his son, who have been spend
, ing few days in Astoria, returned to
their nome last night.
A lot of apples received at Foard &
| Stokes' yesterday attracted much atten-
! ton. Some of them measured fourteen
inches in circumference.
Miss Mason viii reopen her private
kindergarten in the Hotel Tighe Monday
1
| Visitors will be welcome at any time
| Peaches for preserving-l00 boxes at doc
on Pickles, Catsup, Mustard, Chow CHOW,
Vinegar, Syrup, Mo,asses, all In 1--WE ana
three gallon kegs. Pacific Commission
Co.
The funeral of Old Mr.. Holton, of Clat-
sop, viii take place there today Mr'
Holton is almost 81 years old, and he was
one Of the oldest residents of Clatsop
county.
CAas. Finch is recovering from his late
turn from the Red Mems convention in
Providence, r. l., reached Pendleton, Or.
Wednesday at p. IN. and will be home
In few days.
Miss Maggie Burns one of Astoria's 5
beNes, who has been spending the past
week with Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Wood
and her many friends at Fort Stevens
returned last night
Yesterday Martin Olsen sod three tick
cts for Gutenberg, Sweden, the oVer.ahu
portion reading over the Canadtan Pa
clnc railroad. Martin seems to be in IL
as well is the Canadian.
The steamer Rich yesterday made n
specia, trip to Crooked Creek for pro-
duce and in the afternoon took a load
of lumber to the Lewis and Clarke FOR
Mr.. Heckard's new barn.
Mis- Maytl Peck, the welt known pho
tographer, OF Portland, lately engaged
with Clifford & Hall, of that city, is now
In the city assisting Mr., Snodgrass In
the extensive work in his studio.
This evening Erie August Larsen, for
meHy proprietor of the Centre Saloon,
; and August Johnson, leave over the Ca
, madam Pacific Railway for visit to
their native land, Sweden. They VIII
spend the winter In their old home OF
Oiand returning to Astoria in the spring.
There will be no services in Bethania
I Lutheran Church Sunday morning, ana
no Sunday school,. In the evening Rev.
n J. Eaestad, superintendent OF mis-
sion work In the United Church, and
! Rev, j. C. Olsen, of Vancouver. b. C.,
; win be in the city and speak In said
. church.
A letter received yesterday from the
Rev. Mr. Short, now on his way 10 the
Episcopal convention in Minneapolis,
states that he thinks he has arranged
In Portland for a minister to take MS
l pace while ne is absent. Announcement
viii be made Of definite arrangement
when received
AT the special meeting OF the city
s council yesterday afternoon Councilman
Scherneckau. Bergman, and Welch were
appointed a committee to see II tenn
\ porary employment can be provided Tor
the striking waterworks men. so thar
+ they can ut least get food untli the pres
! ent difficulties are settled,
The Minerva Society met "Wednesday In
o'Brlen's hail. Uppertown. and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
term: A. T. Brekke. president; Sofus
Jensen, Secretary and Fred o. Walters.
: treasurer. II was decided 10 give a so
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