The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-10-14

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Call At 10 rarlor cor oysters SERVED
In first class style,
Tonight the Astoria Progressive asso.
citation viii mako another attcmpt 60
enthuso life into the city
Mr.. and Mrs, Houselman and Mrs c,
~ TrNoycr of san Francisco are VISITING
Mr., and Mrs, y, rroyer
The ladies cf the A. f. {, viii bowl
their Manhattan tournament for the
Cooper prisc tomorrow evening,
NJ, Olsen, North Shore, and w ], and
John II. Heckard, OF the Lewis and
Carke, wcr IN the city yesterday,
Inquiry Wus made Yesterday as IN
whore that Commercial street extension
to the depo, had disappeared to, Echo
answered where, oh where"
II was remarked yesterday that the
emblem ~ silenct-"saw wood and say
nothing"-was the livcSt occupation IN
the city Just now, Winter is approach.
fnr.
The parlor has discarded ice cream
and opened ye festive oyster, The time
has come when every fellows best girl
would prefer hot stew 20 frozen
pudding.
Mr.. and Mrs, c, w, Hol last night
celebrated the twentieth anniversary OF
their MARRIAGE A number OF friends
gathered az their home ON Duane street
in honor OF the occasion, and all had
n pleasan, evening,
Married. at the homo OF Mr.. Hiram
Brown. Fourteenth street. this city.
Wednesday afternoon. October iS 1897.
by the Rev. VIM. Seymour Short. Miss
Anna J. Minis. hate OF Redwing. Mlnn..
TO Mr.. Chas. s. Brown.
Frank Rogers. the well-known sales
man. now manager Of the grocery store.
rsceSpNlS BUrlaiSh's stand, opens this
morning with full and complete stock
OF goods and is prepared to take care
Of the wants Of all his friends
Chief Hallock yesterday arrested Henry
Light and Eric Erickson on a charge OF
petty larceny. They took n lceg OF beer
and s. from I.askinen's scow. anchored
near Kinney's canncry Judge Aber-
crcmhie fined them each SIS or seven
days in the county jan.
The latest news from the bowling al
leys is that Herman Wis has offered as
a prize for the highest individual score
during the month OF November the
choice OF any suit OF clothes In his
store. II Is also reported that several
other merchants will orrer prizes.
No amount OF age or storing viii make
bad whiskey good. II must be good
when made and must be stored in wood
and not in metal Cyrus Noble Old
Bourbon whlskey Is stored in oak wood
barrels This develops its havors unt
tonic properties. These lavors make It
delicious in cocktails. It ls the only
American whiskey OF international rep.
utation.
". ]. Ingalls, Is working hard on the
petition for bridge across Young's bay.
No definite action has been taken as
TO the location. Anything FOR n bridge
somewhere, seems to be the sentiment.
The petitions specify no particular loca-
tIon for the bridge. which will probably
he decided by the county court The
one thing importan, is that all the sign
ing voters want 4 bridge,
A petition Of property owners FOR a
street to Young's bay. is being circu-
lated. It IS hoped to build tho new
street as an extension OF Eighth street
south to Summit avenue, thence west to
Seventh street. and south to the bav.
thus opening up communication with the
south side. An ordinance for the i'm
provement Of Eighth street was passed
some months ago, but was vetoed by
the mayor. for good and sufficient rea-
sons. 1t Is believed the measure will
now carry and will be a much needed
While the Astoria Public Library as
has often had occasion to feel
very grateful for favors received. they
desire to thank those who have so kindly
assisted the committee in charge Of the