The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-08-12

WARRENTON
The Misses Gala and Ines BoEorth o
Salem. are visiting their cousin. Mis-,
Carrie BoEorth, ot this city.
Waterfront men say that surely tn,
Fulwood or Chelmsford will show uI
by next Friday or Saturday.
Miss Elsie Parker who has beer
spending a few days at Seaside, is ex
pected TO return home today.
At the Hotel Gearhart. GearharI
Park. the cuisine is the best and the
rates only 500 per day upwards,
The police patrol wagon, wheelbOr.
row. was again on duty last night. CON
veying drunks TO the police station.
Go TO the Spa for your candies and
ice cream. The only frst-class place
in town. Crushed fruits always on
hand.
Fresh country eggs, creamery ID
dairy butter. at the lowest MARKET
prices. at Astoria Creamery, ass Du.
ane street.
Ice cream by the bushel at C. B.
Smiths. Ice cream soda a speciality.
Private parlors FOR ladies. ass Com
mercial street.
Miss Emma A. Rose, who arrived
here on the British ship Lord Shafts
bury, left last evening via the Union
Pacific for Southampton.
II has been suggested that a decorat-
ed bicycle parade be held one evening
during the regatta. II would certainly
prove a great attraction.
\ large number ot salmon have been
salted and packed in barrels this sea-
son. and viii doubtless bring fair
price on the market later on.
Rogers Sarsaparillu is a specific FOR
impurities OF the blood it cures rheu-
matism. pimples, liver complaint, and
foul stomach. Large bottles 80 cents.
Secretary Smith yesterday received
orders from Judge Sweet, OF Portland.
for accommodations FOR his team OF
Portland firemen during the regatta.
Mr.. Gamble. Deep River; John Chris
tiansen. walluski; NJ. Ammundsen,
Gray's river and o. Nelson. Oneida, /.
were in purchasing supplies yesterday |
Regatta headquarters is located OPP |
posite the Occident Hotel, and parties |
intending to enter the various events
are requested to call at once and obtain ,
numbers.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Nickum, J. F. Shea, Ed
ward Burns, r. Paltzell Portland, Jno.
Turpie, John Days. o. ~ Nelson, Sand
Island. were registered at the Parker
Divine service at st. Thomas blythe
sea, Skpanon, will be held next Fri
lay evening august 1O. at a quarter
before o'clock. Rev. VIM. Seymour
Short officiating
Contractors Nickum and Seha, Of
Portland, are in the city. figuring on
several different large contracts. Both
Ire good story telIers and seem TO en-
oy life whether they get jobs or not.
Parties intending 10 enter their boats :
or events in the coming regatta should
ose no time in calling at the head {
quarters to obtain numbers 1t will
De open all day opposite the OccIdent
Hotel
Contractor Goerig presented to En- I
CINE Company No. l fine flagstaff,
.l5 feet high, which will be erected
alongside the engine house, and the I
stars and Stripes flung out during the
s
The remains Of Mr. John O'Neil. who I
lied at Seaside Monday, were yester- I
lay shipped by express to Deer Dodge. !
Montanr, by Coroner Pohl, who brought
he remains from Seaside on yester-
lays train
John Larsen, Andrew Nordstrom,
Frank Conkell, Nehalem; John Hogg,
7. Gramp North Shore; Miss Brayne,
Eoung's River; VIM Douglass, Buoy !
Depot; NJ. Ringwood, Deep River. were &
n from the country yesterday.
Inadvertently Mr. T. II. Curtls's name
vas omitted from the list Of guests
Sunday by Captain Reh-
eld. Mr. Curtis was much pleased
With the outing and very glad Of the
to visit the north shore.
The White Collar Line and the o.
r. and v. Co. have made a rate Of
2 for the round trip from Portland
o Astoria, during regatta week. Tick
cts on sale Monday, August nth;
sood returning until the 22d inclusive.
Millions Of hake yesterday landed on
he beach at Gearhart and Seaside,
aving followed inshore a large school
( sardlnes. 1t seems a pity that such
n immense quantity Of fine fish
hould be | ost, but it was impossible
0 save more than a few Of them.
c. B. Smith, the confectioner, carries