The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-06

for instruction in that language, Those
who wish to Join the class ate invited
to meet Miss Gilbert on any day this
week, at her residence, leS Third street
Dr, Fulton reports that the sailor
who fel through the hatchway " the
RiVersdale Thursday, is stin alive, hut
suffering considerably, He has not yet
regained consciousness
The afternoon tea to be given at the
residence OF Mrs Mitchell on 18th
street between Exchange and Frank
lin avenue, viii be one ot the social
events of the fall season.
The Chamber OF Commerce viii hold
its regular weekly meeting tomorrow
night The members find that 1t is
much easier to remember the meeting
night when there is one every week,
For butter eggs fresh fruits teas,
coffee. and spices, ~ to the Corner
Grocery and Commission House. 10th
and Duane street, successor TO Astoria
Creamery. Pay cash aud buy cheap
Miss Pauline Colbert and Miss Nellie
Phillips. of Ilwaco. left last night ON
the steamer Harvest Queen for ElleuS-
burg. Washington, via Ealama, where
they will attend the Washington state
normal chool
A solid carload Of groceries and other !
supplies was yesterday shipped by RcsS
Higgins " co. to f. +. Warner. Sea-
side This is believed to be the second
carload VI freight shipped to one con-
signee across the new bridge.
Lieut. Commander Mcrrell L. :. ", !
lighthouse inspector OF this district. |
lett last evening for Portland. 1t is |
the captain viii proceed to |
Wariner. Idaho where his wedding |
W III tame itdNt III q lev uiA ;.
c. b. Smith, the confectioner. carries
the only complete stock Of French and
American candies in the city. Prices
from lOc to $500 per pound All mail
orders receive prompt attention. Fresh
candies manufactured every day. ass
street.
Joe Kippo was yesterday in great de-
nand amongst the lady customers at
Foard 4 Stokes 1t was said that while
he waited upon all alike. on several oc-
,asions he was seen to become slightly
which is contrary 10 his
usual business principles.
The band saw at the Clatsop Mill
afternoon broke in two
places. causing some little excitement,
,ut doing little damage. From the best
obtainable. it seems that a
stick Of wood OF silver got between the
and the saw. and before the
Machine could be stopped things were
tipped to piecs.
NJ. E. Church-Morning subject, The
eternal Gift" Evening, Service and
is Reward" All other services as
Usual on the Sabbath and during the
week. But three Sabbaths more re
main Of the conference year. The pas
or hopes 10 see all the members Of the
hurch in their places at the Sabbath
eryices, and extends a cordial invita-
ion to strangers.
The usual services will be held in the
Presbyterian church today. At the
lorning services, II o'clock. the pas
3r's theme will be The Preparation Of I
lie World for Christ" a; The evening
srvices, the time being changed from
to 1880 o'clock, the theme will be 3
Behold the Man" Sunday school at S
!. Christian Endeavor at $50. A cor a
al invitation is extended to all.
An ice cream sociable will be given on r
uesday evening at the residence Of
ev J. ]. Walter, corner Of Duane and h
h a fine musical and literary pro- I,
ram has been prepared. Several Of &
lie young people Of the church will I
,on leave Astoria to attend school.
mong them Misses Susie and Flora
lmore, and Miss Ruby Walter The
rmer young ladies go to Washington,
c., while Miss Walter will attend
ortland University, and this viii prob
by be their last social in Astoria for
me time. $
News has just been received from IL +
AGO that the British ship Glenlui, y
hich arrived in last week. had very a
arrow escape from being wrecked In o.
e dense fog which prevailed at the Il
me, she sailed little north Of the
outh Of the river and the skipper,
eiag the masts Of the wrecked Glen
orag, on Long Beach, naturally
ought he was sailing into the harbor
ID made straight for that vessel. only
hen the bow Of his ship had entered n
@ breakers on the shore did he dis d
yer his mistake. Fortunately he was 81
lie to put about and get away from Il
e threatened calamity. II
Among the visitors from the country u
It week were W. II. Radcliff Knappa,
rs German Cathlamet, Gus. Brandt,
Lundberg H. Jackson, Martin Oh
n, North Shore, NJ +. Anderson, ska
,kawa. Antoine Sorenson. Chris. Sor-
son VIM. Anderson Gray's River; "
a. Heckard, J. N Hecgard. VIM =.
-ckard, Lewis and Clarke; \. L. Par -,
r. John Days, Fred Olsen. John Lea 80