The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-24

Bros
]. W. Cook the salmon man, of Port
land, is in town.
G. Watson, of Lewis and Clerke, was
in the city yesterday.
II. B Parker returned yesterday from
his visit to Portland.
A. D. Newell. of San Francisco. is reg
istered at the occideat.
Best corset in the world, 5Oc shana-
han Bros.
Dan o'Neill, of Redondo, Cal. is reg
istered at the occident.
A. L. Parker, of John Days, is regis
tered at the Parker House.
]. H. Eisenbach, of New York, is max,
ing a business visit in Astoria.
III. f. Dittenhoefer, prominent mer-
chant of Portland, is in town.
]. e. Putnam, of Boise, Idaho, Is maxi
ing a business visit in Astoria.
Henry Wenhardt, the brewer, of Port
land, Is a guest of the Occident.
The Rev. DR.. Bushong has gone to the
Methodist conference in Portland.
Pete Brach Is enjoying two weeks
trip in the vicinity of Vancouver.
Rich. Eberman, an employe of the Sea-
shore Railroad was in town yesterday.
Col. r. c. Hughes is expected back
from Idaho on Sunday morning next.
All wool trlcot cloth rs cents yard.
ShanaGlan Bros.
BOrn-To the wife of Mr. Frank Schu-
macker, Sunday morning, a son; weight
II pounds.
Marrled-In the FINNISH Lutheran
Church. September 23d, Matti Matilo. and
Eta Pukkia.
The county clerk vest erday issued
marriage license to Matti Matilo and An
ma Pukkia.
Herman Wise has leased the lot next
to Cooper's and win at once erect
store room i5XlOO feet.
The grading has been finished on Duane
| street, and workingmen commenced yes
terday driving piles and laying planks.
| Sixty sacks of cranberry march, COM
monty called muck was shipped to San
Francisco by Folrist johnson yesterday.
Fred Fox has accepted his old position
as oller on the steamship George w. FL
der. He assumed his duties yesterday
morning,
E. A. See1ey, of the C. r. and P. 81
N. Co., arrived down from Portland yes
terday and says ne does not know any
| thing new.
Madame Alberta Finck will resume her
teaching Monday, Sept %. Reception |
hour from to p. m. Studio 562 Com
merciai street
Parties wishing to buy candies at |
wholesale will save money by calling on |
or writing to the Astoria Candy Factory. |
AGA Duane street.
/ Chl.drens gray wooden underwear 25c
| each Shanahan Bros.
MIR. and Mrs j. II. Johannsen and |
children, of Seaside, have been visiting
! Mr.. and Mrs. Kirchoff the past week.
They returned home yesterday.
The lldies of the Every Monday Club
of the Presbyterian Church, will give an
afternoon tea Wednesday from to at
the residence of Mrs Haraden.
Martin Olsen, having satisfactorily
adjusted the matter of his license from
the city, says that he will be on deck
next week in the auction business.
Mrs NJ Mckenzie invites the ladies of
Astoria and vicinity to call and inspect
hor fan and winter millinery, on Tuesday
and Wednesday, Sept. 2ith and 25th.
Miss Mason win reopen her private
kindergarten in the Hote. Tighe Monday
| September S0 Afternoon session only.
Visitors will be welcome at any time.
ChEdren's full finished black hose, 15c
per pair Shanahan Bros.
Miss Ross win have her display of fall
! Millinery on Tuesday and "Wednesday of
! this week The ladies of Astoria are
cordially invited to can and examine the
new styles.
Mrs. w C. 4, Pohl and children left
last evening for a three montAs' visit
| with friends at Olympia and Troutdale.
| Her daughter Miss Flora vii! attend the
| sisters scAco, at olympia
! Young matrons with gray hair are the
! Fashion In the East, provided of course
| the colcc, is natural and due to fright
! Illness sorrow worry, or other causes
mat produce the now coveted silver
| threads among the gold"
See our swans down suiting, lie yd.
| ShlnaAan Bros.
nhe shakespearlaI entertainment to be
given by Hannibal Williams, under the
auspices Of the ladies' of the Library AS
sociation' will take place at Fishers
liali on the evening of October 18th.
Seats viii he sold at 50 cents.
'Iae many friends of Mr. Jos. Munro
WIZ be pleased to know he has recov-
| cred from violent attack of typhoid fe- \
yer, and will be able to leave the hos ,
pital' where he has been confined for
over seven weeks, on Sunday next. 1
Poundmaster James Petty was busy
yesterday making a few changes In the
new city pound, located on Bond street.
Inc poundmaster says that ne wni COM
menee today cocrating al the unlicensed I
dogs, horses and cows found in the city )
limits. Z
Mr. Fred o. Walters. Of the red front 4
shoe shop opposite Cooper's store. has
accepted the agency for the lnrgest
leather and shoe finding house on the
coast, and can se& at Wholesale prices
anything from small tack TO a thous- e
and sides of sole leather. n
servant girls are in demand in Astoria.
IL took the greater part OF two days OF