The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-07-14
WARRENTON

WARRENTON
and family. and Eben Rogers, drove to
Saddle Mountain Sunday,
Ice cream by the bushel at c. r.
Smiths. Ice cream soda a speciality
Private parlors for ladies. ass Com
mercial street.
Julius Siegel. s NJ. Cooper r. Alex
ander Neil Mcdonald. Portland' Thos'
Boyle. westport, registered at the Par
ker House yesterday,
The ladies OF Grace church will give
a tea at the residence Of Mrs, F. l.
Dunbar tomorrow. Wednesday. the 10TH
inst. from > TO p, IN.
Capt. Larkins, Of the Telephone says
II SO hot in Portland that he is glad
10 have his run changed so that he can
spend his afternoons in Astoria.
II was reported last evening that Mr..
Eben Rogers was slightly indisposed
from the effects OF the wrestling match
on the way to Saddle mountain Sun
day.
Mrs. C. w. Lounsberry and children
spent Sunday with Mrs. Alex Campbell
at Bonnie Brae cottage. The old man
had to stay at home, much to his re-
gret.
The managers of the railroad have
decided that II possible they will walt
for the arrival Of one OF the rail ships
before laying the steel across the new
bridge.
Thomas Russell. engineer of the tug
Escort. wife and family, with Mr.. John
McCullough. have gone to the Lewis
and Clarke to make hay on VIM. Lar
sons place.
On the Goth instant the rate OF "a
cents per one hundred pounds on salm-
on in carload lots from Astoria to
Houston and Galveston, Texas, will
take effect.
Mr.. ]. ]. Chambreau. of the o. r. and
n. auditors office. Portland, located
his family at Seaside Sunday for the
season, and returned to Portland on
the evening boat.
A. n. Smith. Walter Jackson, f. \.
seeley, E. T. Johnson. r. Heinbach,
wife and daughter, Portland. H. B.
Borthwick. Goble, were guests Of the
Occident yesterday.
The Astoria Examiner nine lost two
games Of baseball in Portland Sunday
They were at disadvantage, however
in several ways, and the game cannot
be taken as a test one.
Service at st. Thomas -by-the-Sea
skipanon. next Thursday evening DULY
16). at 7:45 o'clock. Also Sunday next
at II a. m. and in the evening a con-
frmation service at 7:3O.
Astorians who complained Of the heat
yesterday ought to take trip TO Chi
cago and spend a day or two there
There is no finer weather on earth than
| in Astoria-when ii comes right.
Captain Ackley, of the steamer State
has resigned his command and gone
East on a vacation. Captain Green,
well known in Astoria, has been ap-
pointed to the command Of the State.
In the police court yesterday Frank
Cuslick was fined IS for being drunk
and Fred Nelson (who is no relation OF
Judge Nelson and John Wltler, were
fined 80 each for being drunk and dis
orderly.
Mr.. E. P. Johnson, representing Hon.
eyman, DeHart & Co., Of Portland, the
new railroad contractors, was in the
city yesterday looking over the ground
He returned to Portland on the even
ing boat.
Phe travel to the Clatsop beaches is
rapidly increasing. Gearhart Hotel
will open on the 18th. The Seaside Ho-
| tel will be opened in a few days under
the management Of Mr.. Carl Epperly
Of Portland.
The fire department yesterday wash
ed off Commercial street from the cor
ner Of 18th to 9th by the use Of hose
at the different hydrants. The boys got
little exercise and the streets are
now clean and passable.
Mayor Taylor Saturday night vetoed
the ordinance for the improvement OF
| the streets TO connect with the new
Lewis and Clarke road. The ordinance
will come up for passage again at the
meeting Of the council tomorrow night
Superintendent Lester, Of the Sea-
shore road, was over yesterday from
Warrenton, and says that he expects
to have trains running regularly to Fla
vel to exchange business with the boats
for the Seaside travel today or tomor-
row.
A lady on the hill was much interest
ed yesterday evening in watching the
movements Of family Of swallows
domiciled on the porch Of her house.
Six little mouths had to be fed and dur