The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-08-24
AROUND TOWN.

liquor dealer was in town yesterday
The fishing boat race yesterday was
one Of the prettlest races Of the week.
The Astoria h7se- team leave next Sat
urday for the Vancouver tournam mt.
The Astoria brass band will furnish the
music today for the Wild West show.
c. d. Lewis and I. H. Pratt, of Port
land, are in town on their way to the
seaside.
S. E. Maxon, of Portland, and r. A.
Smith, of Kalama, are guests of the Par
ker house.
Mr.. w. J. Jones. editor of the Tllamooly
Headlight, paid his respects to the AS
torian yesterday
Henry Lang, well known grocery mer-
chant of Portland, is in the city On his
regular business trip.
Miss Grace Elliott, OF Portland, Is a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, Tallant, and will
remain in the city few days.
II. i. Williams an up.river business
man, was in town yesterday. He leaves
for a short stay at Gearhdrt today.
N. s Marks, of San Francisco, and
Charles f. Heath, of Lowell, Mass, wefe
registered at tho Occident yesterday.
Roy Whltcomb, of Long Beach, and
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Carruthers, of Clat-
sop, are staying at the Parker house.
Mr.. John Kelly, of the Portland Chron-
icle, spent the day in Astoria yesterday
and called upon all of is old friends.
Mrs. Bartoldas and daughters, Mary
and Minnie, were in Astoria during the
regatta. They returned home yesterday
Among those who left on the Telephone
yesterday afternoon for Gearhart was
Mrs. j. II. Ross. She VIII return home
in few days.
Mr.. r. A. Eddy and wife will leave
tonight for Tacoma, where they will
spend some time in becoming acquainted
with the Sound country.
The Portand-Astorla cricket game
comes off this afternoon on the Portland
field. This is the third game OF the series
for the championship cup.
Services at Grace church tomorrow as
usual, at II a. m. and 1880 p. m, Sunday
school at 1890. Evening service at Holy
Innocents' Chapel as usual at 1880 o'clock.
Boat "1S, an unlucky number, wen the
fishing boat race yesterday. The race
was run on Friday, and unlucky day, and
the time consumed in winning the race
was 338:33
The White Collar Line will have three
steamers leaving Astoria for Portland
Sunday evening from Flavel's wharf. The
Bailey Gatzert Telephone and Ocean
Wave Rooms and berths should be Sc
cured early.
A special meeting OF the young ladies
of the st. Agnes Guild of Grace Church
will be held in the vestry room of the
church this Saturday afternoon at A
NApNh' ANNNig ihNAiibNA III NOhll - IT,
1uested to be present,
Swedish Lutheran church Sunday-Rev.
]. W. Skans, Of Portland, win preach
at 1890 and a. m. and D. m. The pas
Tor, j. A. Edlund, will preach in Port
land, The collection taken up Sunday
viii go to the home mission fund, Come
and encourage the pastor with your pres
ance,
Services at the Baptist Church-Preach-
Ing morning and evening by the pastor.
theme, Life compared to a
Race Course" In the evening, How
God Hardened Pharaoh's Heart" will be
discussed. Sunday school at 1915 and
3. Y. p, U. at 7 p. IN. Monthly covenant
meeting on Wednesday at y. m.
Prof. C. G, Brewer, Ed, Llmd Mr. Moon
md Fred Johnson left yesterday after
loon for n weeks fishing trip to Gray's
'iver whore they anticipate good sport
rhey carried al of the paraphanalla
With them to secure the best results and
we're fully prepared to cure snake bites
r chllls and fever.
Yesterday morning, on the Ocean Wave,
Mr. and Mrs, A, II. Hammond and fam
ly took passage for Portland. Mrs. HAM
nond viii go through to Missoula where
he children will return to school. Mr..
Hammond after attending to important
business of the Oregon Central, will re-
urn to Astoria in a few days time,
There Is firm In this city which keeps
10 books and runs no accounts As soon
IS any money is received 1t Is divided.
No bills are paid unless both parties are
present, II either partner is away the
redltor waits for his return. The ad-
'antage OF this scheme Is that the part
lers always know just how they stand.
DR.. de Treye, the European specialist,
viii return to his home Office tonight.
from chronic and special al
eases who have been unable to call on
i'm here, will henceforth find him in his
flee in Portland, corner of 18th and Nor
lson streets. Mutnomah Block oppos-
Ie the postofice, Correspondenee-P o.
ock box 6ls,
A telescope party Is the latest society
adj A spacious lawn, a clear and balmy
ummer night, fine telescope and a
acturer who can discourse elouuently
bout the wonders of the armament ere
he necessary requirements. Society new
r took up such an Instructive fad be-
ore, and an immense success Is predict
d for these al fresno entertainments.
Louis bigger who was drowned Mon
ay. was native OF Jacksonville His
arents were honored pioneers OF that
ty. His father was a leading Jackson
lille citizen and died several years ago.
lis mother is now q resident OF East
ortiand and has large property interests
lere. II the body is recovered 1t WI.
: buried In the Jacksonville cemetery.
The Presbyterian and Congregational
hurches have decided TO unite their
unday school forces this year on the
.caslon OF their annual excursion for
lie children. The steamer Mayflower
ia barge has been engaged for Thurs |
~, the s9th inst, and the picnic VIA
} held at Alder Grove on Young's River. |
lckets, adults. 80 cents: children half
Ice. children Of the Sunday schools
ee.
The trail Of tho bssgain hunter IS over !
"a land. and straw hats. shirt waists, |
Glow shoes and other hot weather goods I
e being sold at hair and b quarter the