The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-07-23
GlatsOp Filled With Visitors at
the Different Resorts.
aEARHART CHIEF ATTRACTION
Encampment of Company A Attracts
Many PeOple-Knights' Excur-
sion to Seaside-NOtes.

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nTeo''l ,nnSE VIZ ueauy ior Nhe tHlIer man.
me evelI III oI ,tll Gie ody was uiIe ureSs pa
taue @t Nie uiit4lt csplIlp' III W.ie evening
Solhpahy ~ "eQe uhe guests oI manager
oalliiole dnu ealtneueu upon 'tne Verahda
Vi opout Vne srouhos troleSsor hOinan
Iurh;sheu some eood music ana Ine Ed
"arus coio[eu elee cluo rendered some
very UeSuulul SONGS. me glee cluD Is
SpleAuiu NoliioaIlu'aoh vi Iour coIoCed
men anu ulieIr eILolNs weTe ugnIy ap-
preclaleu py an. Ine Nolces OF the men
are eAGeP~ohdA4y eoou and wen piended.
oeverai neaiNy ehcoreS rewarusd them
anu Sil were Vouu ~ pheir praise OF the
noys, ana would uAaaaiy uet uhsm go.
L@'er IN lhe evening uhe guests OF the
mouse IecelVed men Hreat. Mrs. j. T.
IooSs' uoIunerly ot Asltona, now OF Fern
C@IlP, MISS Dahl ana NIessTs. clemens
ana breece, oI Poruand, ana Nr. Wntred
1VeWors ana MIIS. hcIsaacs, Wlne ot Clerk
Mclsaacs' OF the hote, gave an i'm
promptu sacred concert. AN are familiar
with MIs. Ross beautiful voice, while
uhe gentlemen are membtrs of prominent
church choirs, and MISS DAM possesses
a deep contT'aloo VOICE or great sweetness
and power The solo OF Mrs. Ross,
DterGal Rest" the duet of Mrs. Ross
and Miss Danl, 20 Morning Land" and
uhe chorus, 'lDouy, Holy, Holy" are
woruny or spec.al mention and received
the appianuse they deslrved
ALTER dark 1.-The Gealhart holtel and
GROUNDS were Deau1puAly decorated with
CN,nese lanterns and made brilliant
anu ueAuVe appearance.
among the Sueats al GeaLnant durang
tne week were: N. j. Grain, Il. j.
Taylor and dauehter, j. 5. DIhnger, w.
U. GosSlln, w. L. Ro6b, wife and family,
Caronne Young, Ben Young, Mrs. ].
l. Ross, Mangus C. Crosby, Mrs. M. c.
crosby and daughter, Miss N. G. Reid,
-. M stuart, W11e and boy u. Wingalte
ana Whe, +. Overoaugh and wife, A. b.
Dalglty, Z. II. crosby, II, b. Ferguson, l..
T. HaWes' AIDert kinney and family,
jos TayIor. Y. h Higgins, l.. Kinney,
Fster Grant, E. s. Rector and wife, H.
WISE, wife and family, Gilbert CHRIS
Sensen' w'lre and daue'hter, e. s. Hansen,
H. mclean II. Lelnenweber, Miss d.
Marian and susie B RooeriS, Astoria;
feeV' M. Il. NWSLg, Mrs. w. o. Forbes
end tamdy, Miss Lulu Dahl, E. A.
Seeleg Mrs. Z, Z. Harlow MIR. and Mrs.
+. u. Harlow, Mrs. ID. j. Moore, Mr..
ard Mrs r. W. Miller, Jas. F. Heustes
Gerald f. Brophy and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs Allen CameHon, Robert Cahdll and
IRA wife, Mr.. and Mrs. M. L.. Cohen and
son, j. A Reid, George NJ. Kuhn, j. p.
Holland, Mrs M. Sternfels and family
F. W. Borcherd, f. w. Leadbetter and
wife, T. w. Lee, Sergeant M. e. Thorn
ton, Corporal j. H. Steffen, B. Junte- |
gaard, Louis p. Thornton, T. Lamar,
Mrs. G. %. Beck, nurse and baby, j. |
n. Young and wIfe, John TAFT, Chas. e.
Lockwood, c. M. Forbes and wife, Fred |
FORBES, Mrs, E. Bradbury Geo. w. |
Ihaodher, Eva AVbN eht, "A. q. Breeze, |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Clemens, Miss Elisn |
Z. Fanrar Mrs. M. H. Mcclellan, DR.. e. |
II. Thornton and wdfe, "a. Chappell, e. |
X. Bush, Ellen Turner, III. E. Mitchell |
and wife, H. "A. Burpee, l.. C. Jones |
ana wlte' Miss Celia Martin, Portland;
Mass M. "a. Thompson, Stockton, Cal; |
J. w. Fuanders and wife, Lowell, Mass; |
Mls' Bolton, Mss Lowry BTaLnerd, |
MAnn'; " w. Chapman, Colfax, Wash; !
MrS. Young, Boston, Mass; c. III. Chap
man, j. r. WetherIby, Eugene, Or; Mrs. |
NJ s. Dobbins, Mrs. Dunbar, Rainier, |
ore; u. Y. Wilson, wv. B. Young, Fort |
stevens; Major Jas. jackson, u. S. A; !
MISS Ella Brown, Oakland, Cal; Chas |
II. Donald, Elk Creek, Ore; H. o.
WSkefesd, England.
AtSeas-de THE X. of p, excursion filled |
the place with merry iot of people, who
thoroughly enjoyed themselves from the
time the long tradn rolled into the depot
until Idred with the days outing they
ag'aisn boarded The cars ait O'Clock in the
AFTERNOON. During the day There was
dancing at Gilbert's garden, Utzingers
famous band furnishing most delightful
muic' Horse racing and various osher
spuNs during the afternoon were indulged
in' much 10 the enjoyment of 1.-The specta-
tors. For these events prizes were gwen,
Seaside entering the various contests and
coming out a freQuenh victor Several |