The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-13

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| Mrs. 7. NJ. Heifner. who has been Wis
| iting her sister Mrs. r. n. Wright. dur
ing the past week. departed yesterday
/ morning FOR Portland, whence Mr.. and
| Mrs. Heifner will proceed TO their fu-
tvre home In oxford. Iowa
VIM. Anderson, Deep River Fred Olsen
and o. Linder. Olney; Steven Miller.
: Blind Slough. W H. Walker and wife.
( Gray's River; Abram Carlson and John
| Abrams, Skamokawa, were among the
/ country visitors yesterday
Among the Portlanders in town yes
terday were the following. H. :. Schil-
Ter. K. p. Fabj. +. Evans, NJ. NJ Single
ton, Charles d. Willis, ". L. Page. 7.
I W. London, T. NJ. Branch, 4. A. Seeley.
F. II. Warren and II. A Warren.
Thomas Freshett, who was given a pre-
liminary examination In the Justices
court Monday, has been bound over 10
await the action OF the grand jury. His
bond was fixed at $3.50. In default OF
which he was committed TO the county
Jail.
Their will be a special meeting OF the
members OF Temple Lodge. No :, A. +.
and A. NJ. and Of sojourning Master Ma
sons in good standing. at Masonic Hall
this evening at o'clock. Grand Lee
turer. Bro. G. ". Stroud will be pleased
to See a large attendance.
II is just as important In this world to
unlearn a good many things you know
as to learn a good many things you
don't know. At any rate, Socrates hint
ed something TO that effect, and we'll
known business man had an object lesson
on that line yesterday.
The large band saw for the Clatsop
Mill arrived on the Telephone Yesterday
afternoon, and viii be placed in position
at once by the machinists from the East
who are here for that purpose. The
machine is an immense me, and will
materially increase the output OF this
plant.
Mr.. Mckinley Mitchell, OF Gervais, on
the Republican legislative ticket, Is regis
tered at the st. Charles hotel says the
Oregonian. Mr. Mitchell wears a spe-
cially made campaign button, reading,
Mckinley for President, Mitchell for
Senator, and Mckinley Mitchell for
Both"
A real estate man was also homeo-
pathic physician in the metropolis, and
it's not well to be too much mixed in
your professions. His prescription for
patient was, Quarter down; balance
in one, two and three years" Stifl,
that is the way some people take their
religion.
A very neat little drama titled BOX
Of Monkeys" will be given at the Shive-
ly school entertainment the last of the
month. The play Is in the hands Of the
finest cast and the best management the
city Of Astoria can boast of. Do not
fail to see this most entertaining per-
formance.
The celebration at Fishers Hall on
Saturday evening next will not, as has
been previously stated, be under the aug
plces Of the Scandinavian Benevolent So
ciety, but will be given by the Scandina-
vlan residents generally, from among
whose number the tug-of-war team
which will try conclusions with the A. f.
c. boys will be selected.
Mr.. p. F. Chappell, special treasury
agent, and the gentleman who made 80
many startling disclosures when the
smugglers' ring was broken up in Port
land, is in the city. 1t ls said Mr.
Chappell win examine the testimony OF
several local witnesses to the landing
Of Japanese and Chinese at this port.
Mrs. Chappell accompanies her hus-
band.
While giving an exhibition Of fancy
bicycle riding before a large and appre-
ciatlve crowd Of spectators, on Library
corner, last evening, Mr.. w. T. Beverldge
the well known wheelman, had the mis-
fortune to collide with a Swedish gentle
man who was riding an ice wagon.
Mr.. Beyerldge was thrown, but not in
The best chemical compound for wash
Ing powder is Soap Foam,' AS it will
not yellow the clothes" nor burn the
hands. It's the finest thing In the world
for the bath. one trial will convince