The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-08-23
AROUND TOWN.


Regatta, 1Ss5-good bye.
Another footrace is talked of for to-
day.
Thomas s. Jewett, well known sea-
slider, is in town.
Wiley B. Allen, the piano dealer, was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. Lotan, wife of James Lotan, OF
Portland, is a visitor in Astoria.
Miss Julia Richardson returned yes
terday from a short visit to the beaches
Go King, an insane Chinaman, was TAX
en- to Salem by Sheriff Hare last even
ing.
A two-story dwelling will soon be erect
ed by Charles Wilson, on Columbia ave-
nue..
Mrs. William Beck, Of Portland, is
visiting in Astoria, guest Of the Occi-
| dent.
Frank Holt, q TO. nor Astorlan, but
now In the commission business in Port
land was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Johannsen, wife of Postmaster
Johannsen, of Seaside, was in Astoria
| yesterday on a business visit
Robert Mcintosh, of Portland and
Frank r. Ballard, Seattle physician,
are registered at the occldent.
| Mrs. George Hahn and children, of
Portland accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
| Bergman to Gearhart yesterday.
| Many thought that the river yesterday
afternoon presented the prettiest ap-
pearance since the regatta began.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Bergman, accompanied
| by Samuel Bergman, of Portland, left
yesterday for a short stay at Gearhart
c. II. Chamberlain, q leading resident
| of the metropolis, passed through the
city yesterday on his way to the beach
For a fine line of fresh candles and
| frullds or a glass of delicious soda, go to
| the "Ronlbonniere," 436 Commercial street.
The Misses Rosa and Celena Bloch were
passengers for Gearhart yesterday at
which place they win spend short va
cation.
Plans for the erection of number OF
pretty cottages on Columbia avenue are
being drawn up and will soon be COM
pleted.
Mr.. Geo. s. Taylor district passenger
agent of the Wisconsin Central railroad
in in the city looking after the interests
Of his line.
The dangerous part of the roadway on
Exchange street where several men have
lately walked over and been hurt, is
now fenced in
| Mr.. Winters, the genial representative
OF Neustadter Bros, dealers in furnish
ing goods, was visiting Astoria business
men yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs I. Kaufman and son, OF
Portland, who have been visiting in AS.
toria for several days, left yesterday
for the seashore.
Mr.. H. M. Hughes, of Idaho, has re.
! turned from his fishing trip to the Me-
| cannlcum where he passed q most enjoy
able season of sport.
Mr. Donald Macleay, Portland cap
italst, was in town yesterday and dur
| ing the afternoon was an interested spec
tator of the sailing races.
Several of the "sure thing men were
lodged in the city jail yesterday and
will be given chance this afternoon tc
explain matters to Judge Osburn.
No cases were tried in the police court
yesterday and those docketed for the reg
ular O'Clock session were continued
until the same hour this afternoon.
Mr. G. w. Fisher, of the WallusSl, was
in the city yesterday and reports the
loss of a valuable dog, which occurred
by its being run over on the bridge.
Divine services at st. Thomas-by the
Sea, Skipanon, next Tuesday evening
CAugust 7th) at 745 o'clocq. The Rev
VIM, Seymour Short, of Astoria, ohlclat
ing.
Mr.. s. Aune, popular photographer o.
Portland, was married yesterday to Mis-
Tunsch. The young couple were passen
gers on the steamer for San Francisco
where they will spend their honeymoon
At the request of the patrons and tax
payers OF School District No, One, tn,
board of school directors have ordered
the time of commencement of schoo
changed from Monday, September 2, L
Monday, September 9th.
Mr.. Lester Stokes, of Foard 4 Stokes
left yesterday for San Francisco Hi
wife and son left overland for the sam
place, as Mrs. Stokes does not fame!
ocean travel Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes viii
spend season Of recreation in Califor
MIA,
The new road which is under construc
tion between Fort Candy and North HeaC
In charge of Engineer G, w. Freeman
win be completed in the near future
I've government will then establish ,
first-class light at the eHad, thus re
ductng the light at Fort Candy to seconC
grade.
Consult DR. DeFreye, the European
sp cialst from Portland, now at the MaiT
} Street house, 9th street, near Commercial
street, He consults free In all modern
languages on all chronic, difficult intri
cate and private diseases. This Is indeed {
rare opportunity for sufferers from
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