The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-15

c, G, PSlmburg, the leading con,racto
OF Astoria, is prepared 20 do all kind
o; jcbbins and building WORK Ouan
street, between Tenth and Eleventh,
Captain Claude r. Hanthorn Ia recoN
ing from his injuries as rapidly as coul,
be expected, He is sun unable TO rea,
and will not bo able TO sit up for another
! week.
Mr. Tom Eecgan has gone to his hom,
at Little Falls Washington, wherc hi
father is very nl From there he rN
poets 10 80 on visit to seattle an,
the Fast,
10 not forget the tea to be given al
the residence ~ Mrs c l.. Houston by
the Ladies' Guild ~ Grace church. Thurs.
day afternoon, from until 5, All ar,
cordially invited.
The Astoria tor> Astorian is credited
with the LARGEST circulation accorded to
any sunday paper in the state outside
OF the city OF Portland. Printers Ink OF
August is 1927.
When you want real llfe-lyke and
artistic photo, don't fail to call on Snod.
grass, The work ne 5 turnlng out w
Is ahead OF anything ever made IN A..
toria before,
Saturday the janitor OF the municipal
court put in extra chairs, busted tho
benches and judges desk for the ,uA.
that never came or, The court room
Is still slicked up,
At the bowling alleys yesterday Mrs
Normnc scored a. Mrs Slime and Miss
Gilbert is each and NJ. NJ, Pleken made
5s in the Manhattan game. and II. Wise
made 81 the high score for the men.
The young ladies sewing society OF the
Swedish Lutheran church will have an
auction and social. in the basement or
the church. next Saturday. September
Is, at o'clock p. m. Everybody invited.
silk waists. silk dressing gowns. silk
wrappers and silk skirts at prices TO close
regardless OF value. for the next 10 days,
a, the Great Sacrifice Sale OF Cohsn's
stock. 1871 Bond street. corner OF Eleventh
street.
Chief stockton believes II will be well
to establish hose stations on the hills
IN the vicinity Of residence property. and
the matter will probably be placed be-
fore the city council at the next meet
ng.
The railroad track will be completed
nto Knappa today. The contractors are
rushing the work as fast as men and
can do 1t. and 1t is probable
nat before snow flies trains win be run
ling into Portland.
Mr.. A. G. Barker general agent OF the
and Northwestern railway. IS
visitor in the city. Mr.. Barker has his
lsual stock Of new stories for the boys
md will soon have the first edition OF
he book he is to publish copyrighted.
c. E. KilbOurne. L. S. A.; ]. c. XII.
,ourne L. Burke, 4. C. Barker. r. y.
Tones. Joseph Paquet, E. A. seeley. Port
and; NJ. P. and c. II. Calendar. Knapp
'tn: W. B. Holhngsworth. Chicago: II.
3 MCGOWAN. Chinook. were guests OF
he Occident yesterday.
Peter Grant made a short visit in the
,ity yesterday. He says sailors are scarce.
IS men perfer 10 work on shore when
wages are as good az they are now. In
sailors wages have gone up
from s2O to S25 and viii probably go
higher. Business along the Portland wa
er front is very lively now.
The British ship Godlva, which started
lown the river from Portland Saturday
morning had not arrived up to 4 late
hour last night. After lighberinR go
ons she stuck on the Willamette bar
s hours. touched every bar IN the river,
Ind at last reports was delayed two hours
Il Pillar Rock.
The mayor yesterday signed the ordi-
nances for the Improvement Of Bond
street and the hitchlng of horses let
standing in the streets. The ordinance
or the issuance Of bonds for the i'm
of Thlrty-third street was
'etoed because an error was made in the
Of the bonds to be issued.
Mrs Elmore gave an afternoon tea
to a select company OF young
,eople as a farewell entertainment for the
Misses Elmore, who will leave Friday
or Washington. d. c., to resume their
tudies in the Mount Vernon seminary
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