The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-01-04
AROUND TOWN.

HNSSANO wave
Eyes are vocal. tears have tongues.
And there be words not made with luags;
SeatentioGs showers, on. let them fall!
Their cadence is rhetorical
p. c. Nelson. OF Gray's River, was in
the city yesterday.
". W. whipple OF the Palace restau.
rant. is on the sick list.
& A. Seeley. of the White Collar Line.
was in the city yesterday,
J. G. Mesler and wife were down
from Brookneld yesterday,
Mr., Ray Morton. OF Ross. diggins &
Co, is able TO be on deck again.
c c. Mcdonald. the well known hard.
a traveller, was in town yesterday,
Messrs, 4. A.. E A.. and J. W. Sea.
borg. Of uwaeo, spent yesterday in the
city.
Parties desiring to locate on government
land will please call at our Office. r. l.
Boyle & Co.
olef Eeklund and wife and Henry Nc
Gowan. OF Chinook. were visitors in the
city yesterday.
A F. Elliott. OF San Francisco, and
w. H. Benham, Of ChicaSo. are guests
Of the occident,
Last night Miss "Posey' Heilboru en-
tertAined her young friends in a most
delightful little party
Ray Morton, OF Ross. Higgins & Co,
who has been sick for some time. is
again at his post Of duty.
Friday IS unlueky. and yesterday was
no exception to the rule. The merchants
complained OF a dull day.
Natalie RAISll. who was arrested on a
charge Of insanity. was yesterday dis
charged by the county court.
The funeral OF Mrs. Olsen took place
yesterday afternoon. the remain being
inferred in Greenwood cemetery.
LoSr-on Commercial street. leather
and silk handbag. Please return to the
Historian ONCE. Rev. T. TrumbulL.
A new stick pin Is in the shape OF a
flying heart. the two cuplds' wings be-
ing enerusted with diamond chips.
Don't use a plaster but take Rogers
Kidney Cure for lame lack. II is often
a permanent cure. Shas. Rogers.
1t behooves mothers to be careful these
days, as he physicians report severe
cases OF scarlet fever about town
Robt Mcintosh. the ship liner. T. W. B.
London. and S, Schmidt. the fish packer. |
OF Portland, are registered at the occi-
dent.
The Misses Mary and day Mccullough |
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. In
gals and will remain some little time
before returning East.
There will be fun in the gymnasium to-
night, for members only. Prof. kellogg !
has a program that will surprise the
boys, which none should miss.
II you want e lot in Astoria Addition to
Warenton before the price is advanced,
get It before next Saturday evening. r.
l. Boyle & Co, sole agents.
Fire alarm box No. 6 has been removed
from in front Of Music Hall to the corner
! opposite h postofice. The key Is with
Harry Helms at the Casino.
II you don't believe Astoria is the best
location on the coast for a large city.
look at our map in our window Of the
Pacific coast. r. l. Boyle & Co.
Capt. Petey, Of the Mowhan. last even
ing entertained a select gathering OF
Astoria gentlemen on board his hand
some ship in his well known royal man.
ner.
Ten more men were sent out to the
railroad camp Thursday INC another lot
will go out today. In spite Of the rough
weather work Is progressing sa~tisfac-
torlly.
Athena Andreana, the insane Greek
who was brought down from Clifton,
was yesterday delivered into the custody
OF this friends. D. Falangos, and Peter
Marquis.
Ioday captain Frank Stevens takes
charge Of the steamer Harvest Moon,
now in the service OF Corey Bros, in IN
place OF Capt. Day. who IS going to
Portland.
Yesterday afternoon Joseph .iisflda, a
Finn who has been here but a short
time, was arrested in Cniontown charged
with being insane. He was held cver for
examination.
Fifteen years ago Tacoma had a popu-
lation OF 800 people: today she has O.DnO
Asotria Is far better located for a large
commercial city, and now iP the time to
get In on the ground floor. r. L. Boyle
& Co.
An afternoon toilet Is OF Louis XIV silk
with velvet yoke and collar. Embroid-
cred mousseline de sole is draped over
the shoulder and on the front OF the
waist This costume should have hand
painted buttons.
II was rumored yesterday that war
rant holders, WHIT tried to sell city war
rants at the banks. were not so well
pleased with the withdrawal Of Mr.. Pat
TONS proposition to purchase city bonds
as were the councilmen.
Mrs. r. A. Proudfoot, Of Portland.
Is In the city. the guest OF Mrs, ].
Rannells. Mr. Proudfoot, who was for
merry ~ the hardware business in South
behd' Wn., Is now engaged In the plumb
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