The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-08-17
AROUND TOWN.

d The trial of sschoeder, accused Of lar
% ceny, comes off in the justice court to-
rs day.
81 Mr.. ]. r, Gllstrl7, a retired canncry-
u man. is visiting his old friend Mr..
Boyle.
A. B. Coe has succeeded B. H. Coffey
as postmaster at Swinson's, formerly
mrs Hare postoffice.
ned Dtarr,oo,o ,,oorao NO. ,,os,o.ao,, ,..,,o,
Sri- by Clerk Dunbar to A. G. Sandstrom ana
Selma M. Hiding.
Mrs. Theodore Olsen, with children
and nurse, left yesterday on the Tele-
lst phone for Seaside.
ber ID. r. Bullock, general agent OF the New
York Life Insurance Company, was in
the city yesterday.
/ MIR. G. w. Fisher reports that ice
formed in the Youngs river bottoms
the last night or two.
Finnish Lutheran Church-Servces In
the morning as usual. In the evening
his there will be a festival
The tight rope walker, ON Astor street
mt. had a large crowd last might and for a
short time was the center OF attraction.
on
Otto Johnson, of Gray's River, and C.
A. Be.knap, Of Ilwaco, were in town yes
terday. They are quartered at the Par
ms ker.
The Rev. Mr.. Short returned ysster-
II. day from his fishing trip and reports a
'h' must successful and pleasant outing by
all hands.
at Everybody hangs out bunting. flags and
Chinese lanterns today. Griffin & Reeo
are headquarters for all manner Of dec
or4Eonls.
The newest London collar for men is
rounded instead of pointed in front. 1t
IN is a style long exclusive with grooms
and coachmen
The local band boys are rather put out
III because the regatta committee has not
given them AN engagement during the
coming carnival.
The tom Gods served by Mine Host
IL Parker last night were very fine and did
credit to the popular house. The cap
" boin is great on fish.
District Attorney Barrett wife and two |
~ children returned yesterday from a short |
for their home at Hillsboro.
re Mrs. j. w. Conn, Mrs j. w. Welch |
tn | and Miss Edith Conn returned yesterday !
morning from very pleasant four
weeks outing at Wlhoit Springs.
'r- Frank Larson, twelve-year-old- boy,
or died yesterday at his home In the east
ern part of town, of meningitis. The fu-
neral will take place tomorrow.
milk wagon ran over a dog on 18th
he street yesterday, breaking the caniae's
back. Captain Hallock was notified and
ended the dogs misery by shooting it.
. Grand Chancellor Hill, of the Granu
y" Order K. of p, arrived in Astoria yes
terday and in the evening visited Astor
and Pacific lodges in joint convention.
rr Swedish Lutheran church-Services at
1880 a. M, in Swedish No services in
the evening since the pastor will attend
the festival in the Finnish Lutheran
ce Church.
Don't forget the Regatta Ball under
the auspices of the a. F. c., Tuesday
=. August Goth. Gents $780, ladies free.
'A The 1ith Infantry Band OF 2S pieces will
at furnish the music
r. L. Boyle & Co yesterday leased the
outside space on all of the street cars
Il" running on the Astoria Street Railway
err line for a term of one ylar, and will use
TX. it for advertising purposes.
a Plans for the erection of a handsome
two-story residence for Mr.. C. w, Fulton
&c will be completed by Architect Ferguson
Or. in few days. The building will be
erected on franklin avenue
o The grand stand on Flavers wharf will
~ have an actual seating capacity of 10iU
N people. The structure is in sixteen sec
tlons, is thirteen seats deep, each seat
capable OF holding five peOple,
Mr.. and Mrs Bergman, Mrs Chrlsten-
1s ssn and sister, Miss Zetta Smith, and
lie the Misses Bloch, returned yesterday
from a pleasant months outing at Bea-
yer Lodge Farm, on Gray's River,
'f The train on the seashore railway car
- rying tha Fishermen's excursion leaving
s, Young's Bay at $3.50 a. mr. and Seaside at
D. M, Sunday, August 18th, will stop
on the way only at Warrenon and Gear
H. hart
y, Marrled-In the Finn Ev. Luth. church,
,s August 10, Adolph Holappa and Katy
Larson; az same time, Charles Nordman
and Lena S.fr,rson; the parties all resi-
dents of Astoria. Rev, j. j. Hoiklta Off
:, cated
nd DON'T forget the grand Regatta Con-
"a. cert and Ball at Fishers Hall August
eOth given by the Foresters. Tickets
for sale at Estes-Crain Drug Store, Or
egon Trading Co., and Ekstrom's jew
"a tCry Store.
A. "A. Cleveland will leave on Septem-
FOR r. L..
er place he goes as a representative of
the Great Council of Red Men, which
mtets in that city about the middle OF
m September.
" Mr.. ri L. Fraser, Of John Days re-
1t celved word yesterday that his sister,
er who lives In Nova Scotia, recently gave
birth to triplets. The letter stated that
the youngest of the trio was dying. ana
the two oldest and the mother were get
70 ting along nicely.
a The Astorhn has on sale at its business
:, office 1000 copies OF the Issue Of January
" first containing the complete article py
d the celebrated engineer, a. A. Schenck'
on the advantages Of the harbor OF Asto-
ria as a port of shipment of the grain
o. of the inland empire
ID
~ Plans viii be completed by Mr.. Fer
= guson in a Few days for the improvements
s' = that are TO be made to the building on
~ ~ Bond street that will be used as head
- quarters for Mr.. Hammond. The ouild-
y ing Will be virtuaAyisrfhupt ang ~nsstse
Up into handsome Offices.
d Yesterday l2O yards OF eoHcretins was
le done on the reservoir. the erusher having
:, been repaired and started up again The
= gate wen Is being concreted and Is now
. about half completed and VIII soon oe
- ,nE foundation