The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-24

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AROUND TOWN.
Have you heard about hat gold find?
w. G. Gosslin returned from Portland
yesterday.
John Adair, of Sunnymead, was in
town yesterday.
Judge Mcbride yesterday adjourned
court until December T..
Mr.. Joe Andrews was reported yester-
day as being no better.
Theodore Christensen, a we'll known
Walluska farmer, is in town.
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Judge 7. A. Mcbride left last evening
for Hillsboro, where he will hold court.
Keep your eye on the Wise man over
R. L. Boyle e Co.'S office, $50 Commercial
street.
A new electric street light sheds forth
its rays from the corner of 44th and Bond
streets.
Mr. Boyle, the real estate man, left for
a short business visit 10 Portland last
evening.
James Burlington has left the employ
of the Spa, and will soon accept a better
position.
Quite a delegation of Portland lawyers
were in town yesterday, attending the
circuit court.
The lumber for the 18th street improve
ment arrived yesterday n repairs will
commence at once.
Miss Carrie letters and Miss Myrtle
Withers, Of the Lewis and Clarke, are
visiting friends in the city.
The White City Club, a local organiza-
ton, admits men 10 membership, but only
women are allowed to vote.
Judge Carey, r. w. Wilbur, ]. c. Elan
ders, and c. ]. M. Dougan, Portland at
torneys, were in town yesterday.
The steamer Sea Foam will take a
party of gentlemen above Tongue Point
this morning to look over the railroad
camps.
Golf clubs are becoming more and
more popular. Miss Howland Ford has
for the third time won The Championship
cup Of the American Golf Association.
Contractor Fastabend filed with the
auditor yesterday the certificate of the
city engineer approving the work done
by him on the new sewer in Uppertown.
Leave your orders at the Pat" Market
ga Commercial street. for Thanksgiving
turkeys. One thousand pounds came d.
rect from Southern Oregon this morning.
A sociable for the benefit Of the Finnish
EVANGELICAL Lutheran church will be
given in the Suomi Hall this evening at
s o'clock. Music will be rendered by the
"Kalewa Band"
If you want n nice level lot where you
can raise all the vegetables you want
to get a lot In Homestead Addition to
Astoria of r. L. Boyle & Co, sole agents,
53j Commercial street.
Passengers intending to take advantage
of the reduced rates to San Francisco
offered by the o.. r. and N, Co., should
call at the office and secure sleeping ac-
com%modations in advance.
Mrs. Edward Willis and children, of
McMinnville, left last evening for their
home, accompanied by Mrs. Mccain, of
this city. Mrs. Willis has been visiting
for the past few weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Feeley.
Miss Ella Nelson, the young lady who
carried off the highest honors of the Sth
grade last June, in this city, left for
Monmouth last Monday, where she VIII
take the normal course. Miss Nelson was
one of Prof. Williams pupils.
For a few days only we will offer rs
feet on Exchange street in Block 125,
shively's Astoria, and running to the
channel of the Columbia river, n distance
100 feet for 81, 500. This Is the best buy
in Astoria. r. L. Boyle & Co., 5S5 Com
mercial. street.
1t is said that Mr., David Shanahan Will
commence the construction of a two
story building next month, on the lot OPP
posite his present place of business on
Commercial street, The entire building
will he occupied by Shanahan Bros, with
their dry goods business.
A soclable given by the Mlnervas last
night was one of the most successful
aver given by that society. The numbers
IN the program were well rendered and
the committee on arrangements left moth
ing undone to assure an enjoyable even
Ing to those who attended.
I will be at The office of r. L. Boyle
g. Co, 535 Commercial street, from Mon
lay. the 25th, until Wednesday, 9Th,
with plans and specifications to receive
,ids for the erection OF a three-story
building at the corner of Astor and Tth
'reet. for August Erickson. Einmil
Schacht, Architect.
Late yesterday afternoon a telegram
came for Mrs. John Adalr stating that
her only son, DIR. Hill, was lying danger
ously III at his home In North Yakima.
The steamer Dwyer made a special trip
to Sunnymead and brought Mrs. Adair
to the city In time to catch the Telephone
for Portland. She will arrive at North
Yakima this afternoon.
The following telegram dated Drain,
Oregon, was received at the Historian
office last evening from s. A. Miller: 4
landed all right from the Bandorille. II
"A terror" Mr.. Miller is a wen
kown Historian and was at Coqullle put
ting In machinery in the Foard 4 Stokes
cannery at that place. He was returning
home on the Bandorille.
Interviews yesterday with a number OF
real estate men developed the fact that
they are also beginning TO feel the re-
vival Of business In Astoria. r. L. Boyle