The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-27

Miss Edith Parker Of Portland. is
spending Thanksgiving with her pa
rents Capt and Mrs, f, p, Parker,
The Thanksgiving service at Grace
church yesterday was largely attended
and the service was an impressive one
We offer all our cast iron stoves at
10 per cent below cost The latest air
tight stoves also on hand at tSt Bond
street,
Christmas numbers OF the London
News, Graphic, Pears Pictorial and
Chatterbox. just received at Griffin &
Reeds,
The steamer Columbia encountered
head winds all the way up from san
Francisco and did not arrive in port
until noon.
George Smith was ~ years old yes
teriay, and appropriately celebrated
the occasion by giving birthday par
: ty at the Bachelors Club,
A certain swell Astoria man who
wears his colalrs so high that they
scratch his neck. can truthfully be said
to have bad case of cholera"
LOOK OUT for fraudulent telegraph
ic news in the Astoria afternoon papers,
None Of these papers receives one line
of outside news by telegraph.
Don't forget that the Low Price Store |
has the only perfect fitting wrappers
the handsomeSt line Of jackets and |
capes, and Is selling them at wholesale
prices. 4s1 Bond street.
Paymaster Jones, Of Corey Brothers,
yesterday despatched a scow load Of
men and tools TO the new camp at
Mill Creek A turkey dinner was in
order before the men left
Messrs. Carruthers, vidalin and Nc
Kean are now arranging the details
of the vaudeville show to be given by
the A. F. C.'s New Years eve. All
society is on the tip-toe Of expectation.
Herman Branch. Nellie Duke, Clyde
E. Sim, OF the Graw Company. S. D.
Eaton and wife. of Salem, and ]. II.
Ashley and daughter, Brookfield. were
ras-{sfar,a3 o3 sha roo,,.a- KJo,,.. .-..A.-
day.
King Turkey ruled the steamer Tele-
phone yesterday. Steward McGilis
served a number Of fat birds, and ev-
erybody from the captain to the deck
hands. put away all that they could
take care of.
Mrs Hawbaker. formerly in the
dressmaking business as Miss Cough.
on Ilth street, is again engaged in bust
ness with Mrs. /. D. Johnson. on 9th
street. where she viii be pleased to
meet ell Of her old customers.
The political prophets are Of the opin-
ion that the councilman from the Sec
ond Ward viii be nominated from the
following list of gentlemen: Aug. Dan
ielson. Chris. Evenson, Thad. Trullin- h
ger, Martin Foard, Jay Tuttle,
W. H. Travis. formerly sporting ed
itor Of the Oregonian, now connected
with the Chronicle in San Francisco,
passed through the city on the Column
bia yesterday on the way to Portland
to attend the funeral OF his sister who
died a few days since.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Con-
gregational Church will hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting at 2:S0 p. M today
at the house of Mrs. Bollinger. Final
and complete arrangements are to be
made for the doll fair All lady men,
bers and friends of the church are in
vited.
The tea TO be given by the ladies
of st. Agnes Guild at Mrs. Pages beau
tiful home this afternoon promises to
be a great success. Extensive prep
arations have been made for the re-
ception of guests and the sweetest
singers in the city win take part in the
musical program. Everyone should at
tend
With the usual courtesy Of British
sea captain all of the shippers of the
harbor yesterday dressed their vessels
in honor of the national holiday. The
day was perfect and generally observed
throughout the city. The banks and {
business houses were closed and but
for the gaiety everywhere apparent the
day seemed like Sunday.
H. j. Hooper. San Francisco, A. S.
Fleet Cascade locks; Frank Thurbank,
Sunshine, Wash; ]. H. Kerns, Siletz
River; S. H. Maddox, Seaside; julius
Grau, Stanley Phelps, Robert Dunbar,
Miss Carrie Ward, Miss Alice johnson,
Miss Alice Carle, and Sylvan Langlois,
of the Grau Opera Company, we're
guests Of the Occident yesterday.
The union Thanksgiving service held
at the NJ. E. Church was pronounced by
all who attended the best service ever
held in Astoria. The church was well
filled with an audience that entered
with true thanksgiving spirit into all
the services. The pastor conducted the :
opening service. The opening prayer g
was made by Rev. Mr.. Bollinger. The :
sermon was preached by Rev Mr.. Z
Trumbul1. The cause of Armenia's or r
phans and widows was presented by 4
Rev. Mr.. Narcotic. The collection for r
this case amounted to $1,000. The quar- T
tet, considering the fact Of Mr.. John g
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