The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-04-21
Try Before
You Trust.
Though you'n appreciate the
the fact that the place
TO get your
Spring Dress
ALBERT
DUNBAR'S
--laafHE2
AROUND TOWN.

There are more men who have missed
opportunities than there are who kave
lacked opportunities.-La Beaumeille.
Shoppers were out In force yesterday.
Look at Herman wIss's Prize List In
today's AstUrian-
Mr.. G. II. Mckenzie. OF Portland. IS at
the Hotel Astoria
Mrs. c. o. Roberts, OF Portland. is Wis
lting friends in this city.
Messrs. K. A. Seeley and o. NJ. Resser.
OF Portland. are al the occident.
Regular communication OF Temple
Lodge. No. Z. A. F.and A. NJ, this even
ing.
W. ". Corey went to Camp n. 1 to
see how affairs were progressing there
yesterday.
II is said that II some Astorians were
to have all there is, they would banker
after more.
The Astoria Box Factory is turning out
some enormous timbers for John Ropp's
new brewery.
Mr.. Thomas Boyle has moved his log
ging camp on the walluski to a position
near Westport.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Natterslad, OF
Gray's River. were In the city yesterday.
guests al the Astoria
II you want a first-class meal cooked by
the best cooks In Astoria, call at the
Bon Ton. Meals from Is cents up.
No matter how bad the husband may
be. the true wife will never let any one
say a word against him in her presence.
Country houses are being put in order
and tents on the beach are figuring large
ly in the plans OF Astorains for the sum
mer.
Miss Pearl Holden. who has been Wis
iting Miss Maude Spedden, OF San Jose,
Gals returned on the steamer Queen yes
terday.
Blind Josie" is sure to make you
laugh. and entertain you in every way.
Next Friday night. at the Congrega-
tional chucrh.
Miss Bessie Rutter, who has been Wis
iting in Astoria for several weeks, re-
turned to her home in Portland on the
Gatzert Sunday evening.
The newest sleeves have faring turn
over cuffs of velvet, slashed up the out
side of the arm. The last rutles under
the cuffs are long and full in the slash
ing.
Sunday was an ideal summer day.
knocking into the middle of next week
that old adage which sets forth that, II
rain falls on Easter. like weather will
prevail on the seven following Sundays.
Messrs, McGregor and Normue. who
RECENTLY purchased Block "a, Adair's As
toria. from the First Presbyterian church,
OF Portland. have men and teams at work
grading the tract. which will sbe placed
upon the market in a few days.
Several e~nterprising residents of East
Astoria are setting an excellent example
by cleaning the streets In front OF their
respective dwellings. East Astoria is
ages ahead OF Central Astoria when II
comes down to clean streets-and pretty
girls.
The Sunday levening choral service
at Grace Church was a source of great
enjoyment to all who were present. The
choir did some excellent work, and the
earnest address by the rector emphasiz-
Ing the Easter thoughts for the week,
rounded out a most beautiful service.
Standing room was at a premium at
the NJ. L. church last Sunday night. AT
the morning service Rev. B.. ]. Hoadley,
of Portland University. preached a
thoughtful sermon on '"The Sea is His
Ninety-seven communicates received the
sacrament Of the Lords Supper. The
pastor reports thirty-three additions to
the membership Of the church since his