The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-11-03
AROUND TOWN.

viii grieve a little heart.
April showers in November.
G. G.. Brownell, CT North Yakima, is al
the Occident.
]. o. hawthorn yesterday returned from
his trip to Portland.
w. r. Smith, Of Ilwaco, was at the Par.
ker House yesterday.
A large number of country cousins
were In town yesterday.
A. B. Powers, of Knappa, was registered
at THE Parker yesterday.
John Burke, the contractor, returned
from Portland yesterday,
The steamer Gatzer+t will resume her
regular rum Monday night.
w. L. Dnyart, OF Pilalr Book, was yes
terday a visitor in lthe city.
Roman Cheese. 1nd Imported Maccaroni
at Foard & Stokes Co.'s.
AIfnce Meat, CRANBERRY Sauce, and APP
pie Butter at Foard & Stokes Co.'S.
Anton Huber, OF Walruski, was in town
yesterday and stopped ait the Parker"
C. F. Dow and II, 5Hilst6n, Of the Lewis
and Clarke, we're in the city yesterday.
THE tennis club, have agtain commenced
practictng, and are doing some good work.
Mr.. Wattts, OF Cory Brothers. is ex-
pected Ito arrive from Portland this MORN
ing. ,so%e
Miss c. A. Coburn, and Miss Plttsburg,
from the EAST, are guests of Mrs. F. Pat
ton. .,, .q;
r. +. Pease, Of W~arrenton, and j. c.
Adams, Of CIatsop, were in the city yes
teTiay. ~ t,..
Albert HIM, of Maepton, and c. Brad
bury, Of Seaside, were among Astoria's
visitors yesterday.
August Daniehson found a deaf and
dumb butcher at the Portland Exposition
whereby hangs q tale.
Ex-Cnlef Foster was able to be around
yesterday, although he Is still suffering
from "a very bad cold.
j. r. Patton and Robert AdWmson, OF
Portland, were In the city yesterday,
guests of the Occldent.
The most complete stock Of Fancy Gro
cerles at Foard a Stokes Co.
]. c. Flanders, The attorney, and w.
II. Patterson. Of Portland. registered at
THE Occident yesterday.
r. l.. Boyle, 1.-THE real etlSate man. went
to Portland last night on a business trip.
He IwtIl return toparrepE&cI
The RAILROAD fare TO San Francisco Is
row so low hhat 1t ds cheaper TO travel
than 1t Is to stay ait honer
Mrs. Becker, from San Francisco, has
opened up a very attractive millinery
store opposite Rescue Hall.
Word CIas been received luhNt Mrs. Foster,
an old resident of ASTORIA, died a few
days ago in Los Angeaes, Cal.
A. L. Sales and Mrs, H. Mccormick, OF
Young's River, were in the, city yester-
day making PURCHASES of supplies,
A caolce stock q, Gqapes, Bananas. Cape
Cod Cganberutes, Apptss. Pears. Ounces,
Tomatoes, Sweets, rptc,, .lFtc., at Foard
& Stokes Co. r., ,sr
A prominent citizen yesterday asked
what had become on, phe proposition to
burn a Through street from Smith's Point
to Tongue Point. 49, "a g.
Chief Green, of abe Are Department, yes
terday had Engine No, / ON the pipe line
testing IL. The machine was found to be
in perfect condition.
f. H, Stokes and r, H. johnson went
to Portland yesterday mofning on the
steamer Columbia and will epend q few
days In the metropolis.
If your shoes are leaking, bring 'em TO
the Red Front shop, ComemrsaA street,
Fred says he can suit you In prices, no
matter o cranky you are.
Meesrs, ], NJ, Turney and w. II. Steven
son, of Portland, who are fishing on the
Necannlcum, yesterday sent a large box
OF trout to their Astoria friends.
The steamer Telephone yesterday
brought down thirty head of cattle from
Quinn's landing for ID. X. Warren. which
were delivered Nt Warrsnton yesterday
afternoon.
Contractor Nastobend paid off his work.
men on THE Uppertown sewer yesterday
and says that II the weather holds out
HE VIII have the work completed in about
Ave days.
Divine service at Grace Church this
morning at II O'Clock, The second service
b 'the Junior Auxiliary and evening pray
er at 4 p. m. Evening prayer at Holy
lnnoeents' Chapel at, 1880. ses
Now is the time TO HAVE your shoes
noI-soled. Fred. o. Walters, of the Red
Front shoe shop. CommepGial street, op-
posite Cooper's store does It cheaper
and batter than ever has been heard of
Miss Jessie Jewett, who has beeea untier
'tae instruction OF Mrs Olsen for the past
three years, desires to organize a limited
cass OF plano pupils. Her method OF
teaching VIII be the tune as tAat en-
pNyei by Mrs. Olsen.
G. w. Burnside. OF NehaiemR the mill
nHln, was in the city yestaS<lay and re-
ports tnat their Plant via soon be ready
for she manueacture and shipping OF
luanotr. He VIII leave Tor Nl;amook this
morning on the Eimore.
TIE nocktie sociaboe at Ahneta hat Astl
Die,r. DrOvei. a. DrQtlkNtai n r-eat -,r4k
diwoek OF the ladies' composing the ~socle-f
~, when sod, brourht Almost fabulous
prices bot Die purchar-rs wc-o al Well
satisfied.
Tue turkey rafie an A-W-u1zhger'e
casR nieht was a great treat for ron,a ~