The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-08

Morris, Geo. Smith, Fred Brown, ]. W.
White, F. Gum, M. Meyer, G.. B. He
gardt. s. Jones, ]. w. Cacey, ]. I. Mer-
rill, F. o. Allen, H. Gray G. Nelson.
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Thirty piles were yesterday driven In
the roadway on Bond street in front OF
Brachs place by Clinton Sons, the
contractors. Mr.. Brach says that he
will have his place connected with the
street today and will then be In first-
class shape for business.
The following deeds were filed in the
recorders oi1ce yesterday: s. j. Hunter
to j. M. Bell, conveying half interest
in four lots in Pacific addition; G. G. Full
ton ct. al. to o. /. Peterson, quit claim to
two lots in Young's addition, lot I'M
Shively's addition, and land in section S6,
township 8, N. r.
Mr.. Ross, of Ross, Higgins & Co., was
yesterday busily engaged the entire fore
noon with drummers, and when news
paper man put in his appearance In the
afternoon he was almost ready to show
him the door. Finally he unbended
enough to say that there was nothing of
a startling nature in town.
man will be glad to know that she has
been much benefited by the treatment
she is receiving at the Children's Hos
pital, under DR.. Sherman, in San Fran.
cisco. She has gained three inches in
height and is much better in every way.
Miss Sherman will return in July.
The following were among the passen-
gers for Portland on the Potter last even
ing: A. Scherneckau, H Lang, Miss L.
Tallant, f. Johnson, M. Gress, Mrs. Cor
diner, e. w. Hanson, w. B. jenkins, c.
L. Houston, Miss Dellman, e. Purseh,
H. M. Westervelt, N. W. Tallant, G.
Mastago, Mrs Ferchen, ]. o. Hanthorn.
A. L. Adams. C. H. Cooper, C. T. Cros-
by, Miss Heilborn.
Services at the Congregational church
Reception of members and communion
in the morning children's Day will be
observed in the evening with appropri,
ate music and exercises. At the close
of the evening service the rite of bap,
tism will be administered at the Baptist
church. The Sunday school meets at
12:15 and the Christian Endeavor at Z
p. m.
Contractor Clinton, who is now at work
on the improvements to Bond street,
while at work yesterday near 42d street,
fell over in a fainting fit and nearly
dropped off the roadway. He was car
ried into the Tongue Point saloon where
he was speedily restored to consciousness.
He was all right again in the afternoon
The Astorian has made arrangements
to bulletin the result Of the Multnomah
races in Portland this afternoon.
At the Baptist church there will be
preaching at II a. m. Subject Sunday
School and Bible" The evening discourse
at o'clock will be the second in the
course of Lessons from the Lives Of
Representative Men," Baptism in connec-
ton with the evening service. Let eny
who may desire to be baptized at that
time consult the pastor not later than
Sunday morning. Sunday school at i2:15
and Y. P. B. u. at p. m. Prayer meet
ing at s p. m. ON Wednesday evening.
A man riding O. wheel on Bond stree. at
the intersection of 9th yesterday even-
ing almost met with a severe accident.
There was strip of rotten plank in
the road which gave way under his
weight, letting his wheel partially
through, but the speed at which he was
going enabled him to pick himself out
without dismountng. Such accidents,
and worse, are liable to happen at any
time, said d bystander because of the
bad condition of many of the streets.
Bikes, beware!
First M. e. Church-At 1890 classes led
by Stewart and Turner. At II a. m. ser.
mon by Rev. ]. w, Bushong, d. D. Sub
ject, "a New Deal of the Old-No1; or,
the Larger Christ and His Gospel for
the Future Century" All classes invited
and made welcome. Seats free. Good
music. At p. m. a young peoples rally.
At p. m. Rev. Mr.. Stewart, recently
Of Chicago, a Congregational minister,
spoken of as young man Of rare ability
will preach at p. m. The people of
Astoria cordially invited.
Mr.. d. Morgan, was yesterday heard to
ask Mr.. John Griffin and other lead
Ing Democrats, whom he happened to
meet upon the street. If they did
not intend to vote the Republican
ticket the the next election. The
gentlemen replied that there was plenty
of time in which to consider the mat
ter, Mr.. Morgan explained that he
thought 1t possible that during the re-
cent revlvals they might have learned
the error of their way and have con-
cluded to change their politics.
At the Methodist church last evening
a very pleasant sociable took place, at
which many young and old folks passed
few hours of real enjoyment. A short
musical program consisting of several
solos and choruses by the members OF
the High School choir, and other fea>
lures, were presented and much appre,
ciated. All present then adjourned to
the lunch room, where goodly spread
of strawberries, ice cream and cake
awaited them. Everyone agreel that they
had had a nice time.
Owing to an irregularity In posting the
notices, required by law to be given, OF
the presentation of the petition to the
county court for the laying out of a
road, the application for the changing
and laying out the Astoria and Nehalem
wagon road was not made at the session
of court this week. Mr.. Wherry, who
has returned from Simcoe Springs, says
that only two notices, by some over
sight, were placed on the line of the
road, whereas, there should have been
three notices posted. The defect will be
remedied before the next session of court.
Services at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow: II a. m, the Annual Chil,
drens Day service. Special program by
the Sunday school, Reception of mem,
bers and baptisms. All parents are es-
pecially invited. 1880 p. m,-This entire
service will be In charge Of the Society
of Christian Endeavor, After opening
hymn, scripture reading and prayer by
the pastor. Rev. r. Iiddell, there Will pe
an address by the president, Miss X.
Mexican; annual report. by the secretary,
Miss C, Hanson; duet, II sought the Lord
and He Heard Me-" Miss Pearl Holden
and Mr.. ]. T. Ross; "The Christian Ems
deavor Movement" Mrs. w. e. Warren;
How the Y. P. s. c. L. Can Help the
Pastor" Miss Geary; anthem. Praise
Ye the Lord" Choir; "The Mission Work
Of the Y. P. s. c. E." Miss B. Ross;
Good Citizenship Clubs" Mr.. Adams;
solo. ''The Golden Threshold" Mrs. Ross;
accompanied by violin obligato by Prof.
Thielhorn; closing hymn and Mizpah
Benediction.
Last night the EVERY Monday Club
| Of the Presbyterian Church was respon-