The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-27


He WEST SIDE
result that the defendant wrs bound over TO
await the action OF the grand jury, The
bond was fixed at slO0, which not being forth
coming. the accused is incarcerated In the
county Jail at Astoria.
The social event OF the week occurred at
the residence OF. Mrs. n, X. Warren on Thurs
day afternoon. A toa was given by the Ia
dies to raise ninds 20 provide cora lecture by
Miss Belle Kcarney during the COMING week
The affair was well attended. as IL teer,ainly
deserved 10 be- A satisfactory amount Of
money was raised. The repast served was an
excellent one and the social features were
quite successful
Great Improvement has been made on the
road bed all the way nom Seaside, where the
track has been raised about eighteen Inches,
In fact the road Is now IN such condition as
to accommodate very fast train service
whenever 1t is deemed proper to inaugu'
rate IL.
The Pioneer Drug Company will sooa com'
mence the erection OF u new storo buildings
anr,Sita tho rAilpnad dapot
Pat o Hara has his new dwelling house well
under way, and 1t will be ready for oecupan.
cy before long,
Mr.. II {. Thompson has lately been At.
tending to grading and other Improvements
ON the property known as West warrenion.
During the week Mr.. Theodore Kables wa
fined S and costs. aggregating in the whole
iS.45 for assault and battery on the person
OF 5. Tomlison.
The force OF men that is doing track work
is now engaged near the YoUng's bay trestle,
and ballasting the road.
A week OF so ago the Astorian made men,
ton in its warrenton department OF the need
here OF one OF more police officers, The events
Of the past two weeks show conclusively that
the Asto-lan was right. warrenton has n
good constable, but two or even more good
officers would be none too many,
Fort Stevens and Flavel.
Nearly mile OF the new bicycle track TO
the beach has been finished, and work on the
balance goes steadily on. There is no question
about the amount of good this road will do
The whole West Side. Il will not only make
4 pleasant drive for west-siders, but will at
tract many wheelmen from Astoria. In time
here will undoubtedly be a bridge across the |
,ay from Smiths Point. when 1t will be an
,asy matter for the people Of Astoria to drive /
,croSs BY the time the bridge is completed, i
he West side will have fne system OF we'll |
,aved streets.
The new guns are at the new fort. And a. the /
arIiages are ready, the guns will be In plaeedi in
q position in few Gays.
The steam shovel viii resume operations in
short time.
Since the new hotel has been opened travel
lg men are not objects 'Of curiO ty but almost
ally visitors. Even sewing machine agents
nd their way over here.
Miss Lena s.oner is visiting her people here
or few days.
Ms. wm. stoner ws'in Astoria tue first of
he week.
Mrs. Frrdericksen. OF Lewis and Clarke, is
uest Of Mrs. Wm. storm.
Mss Amy Fisher is visiting Mrs.. z. MCGUIRE.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Kindred returned home
saturday, much improved after their trip TO the
metropolis
W. J. ingalls, was showing his brother George
INGALLS,, OF Canada, the beauties Of our country
nd Improvements, on Thursday.
z. L Mitchell has given up his pOsiti' at the
government works and returned 10 bis home
n Knappa.
Ms. z. P. Ward arrived on Wednesday and
IL remain through the summer. Mr.. Ward Is
mployed on the government works
Mrs. Cora Ford and family, Of Ilwaco, spent
be week with her brother, Charles Ford.
Alice. the blithe little daughter Of C. s
light Of the o. cident Is visiting al Pt. Adams.
Mrs. Charles jacobson and family have re-
urned homs. They have been visiting friends
nj relatives in Pacific county, Washing
ID, the past two months.
Mrs. Nc Knab, OF Ilwaco, is visiting friends in
be neig .borhood.
E. J. Ford and bride ar, still enjoying their
In California. They may reside
lere permanently.
S. Mork has resumed his old psi tion on the
'orks after an absence Of two years.