The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-02

| w. NeDAeC4 IND AhAly MfGiiNb VII <tAlOIEd
yesterday. MIR. Mayer Says that Astoria
is n OF the best towns in his entire
circuit and that ne considers it, future
assured.
W. Maurice Kelly left for Portland Cast.
night TO DO absent a weeEL
August Nelson twtas born in November
but win not give away mis- aga.
Mr.. Z. Houghton, Of Seaside, lent his
smiling countenance to a duli day yeSter-
day n carried home with him some AS.
toria wet weather experience.
Neut Tuesday Mr.. Alex Megler wIa start
for the east in company with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G.. Meg1er. He will visit als old
home In New York for the first time In
80 yearA
Mr.. f. M Kagy, THE popular and wacf
known representative OF the Crane and
Jack Co., of Portland. spent the day in
Astoria yesterday. As usual ne had a
large stock Of new stories which he re-
4ated In his indmitahQe style.
Among tTic Inventions on exhibition alt
Atlanta Us a straw sewing machine, THE
product OF MIS- Mary p. Carpenter Hoop
er's inventive genius. II was the first
machine OF Which a nat could ne made
from beginning to end, without aaking
It from the machine.
Mr.. 8. C. Pier. representing the Mar
shan-Weis Hardware Co., OF Durith,
MINI, was one OF Astoria's visitors yes
terday. He reports business in his dine
better than II has been in five years.
ALA1-i.. a..a nNkto n.A1oc. nAo m ,n .ara kANa
best business points IN the state Today. {
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There was a rumor around town .yester-
day thai a Touring mill plant was Ito be
removed from the South Bend country TO
Astoria In the near future. Let them
come. It was also STATED THAT a similar
pant will be removed from Sioux Falls.
South Dakota, and that sites gIave been
offered In Afderbrook.
1t wtais STATED yesterday that Mr.. Harm
the sash and door factory man OF Cen
tralta, was offered a fine location in Al
derbrook by the Astoria Land and In
veaJment Company and the Van Dusens,
and that me had taken a ten days option
on the proposition. 1t lis Thought he win
accept the offer and open q plant tSere.
Several merchants were hard yesterday
TO express a Willingness to b ute
from $50 Ito 800 per year, payable In
ulontTry tnsta1iTnents, for the erection of
a thridge across the Lewis n Clarke.
One prominent business man remarked
that il might be well for the Chamber OF
Commerce to not only take notice OF
this fact, but also to look inc the Touring
mil proposition.
Mr.. c. F. Ovcrbaugih, the eustwarile pop
uiar general agent of the o. r. and N,
left last night for his new field Of labor
and win hereafter make his headquarters
in Portland from (which point he with
travel in the Willamette and Columbia
valleys for the o. r. and N. Mr.. Over
baugnl leaves q host of 0hfs friends who
viii miss him, but all of whom are glad
OF his promotion.
Tlhe ll1ies sewing society OF the Nor
wegjan Il. L. Church VIII give a necktie
sociable Saturday night. November 2nd,
at Minerva Hall (O'Brien's Butiding).
Upper Astoria A good program has beeen
prepared with Hpeeches, songs, etc. Re-
freshments win be served. The reputation
Of the ladies connected with this enter
prise is a sufficient guarantee for the
ultimate success OF the sociable as II is
for all their undertakings.
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In tine circuit court yesterday the great
err part OF the day was occupied In ar
guing the case OF d. X. Warren vs., j. II.
DeForce, which had not been conclu d9d
UP to ADJOURNMENT hour. The case OF
T.. K. Johnson VS.. George Kaboth; ct al,
was on motion of plasntiff settled, and
dismissed. In the matter OF the assign
rnent of I. w. Case the petition of /. L.
nsonod ,urao arlnuted and an order Frada