The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-02-07

Flavel and Astoria will hereafter b,
sold by Agent stone at the Telephone
dock.
F. ], Schotield. general landscape gar
dener and sanitary engineer All work
guaranteed, Leave orders at Astorlan
office.
Miss Alice Munsell, OF Portland, optl,
clan, graduate OF the Chicago op,hal.
mic College, is IN the city with a view
OF locating here.
Miss Ethel Harder os Portland, Is
in the city, having come down 70 at.
tend the ball given last night by Miss
Anita Trenohara.
Oregon bacon and hams, from the
ranch of w. II, Lewis; fresh. clean and
sweet; and cents per pound at
Fcard & Stokes Co.'S,
Mr.. Fred Brown has succeeded Mr.
Alex Ross as loCSal agent ot the Astoria
Steam Laundry and requests a contin-
uanoe of business fNum patrons White
employees only.
Mr.. ID. W. Semple of the Evening
Telegram, Portland, and wife, spent
yesterday in the city. Mr., semple Is
the manager OF the Edison Vitascope
Company, Of Portland.
Judge Abercrombie's office is decorat-
Ell with some OF the handsomest geran-
iums IN the city, The judge takes
pride in his small conservatory, and
can point out some rare plants,
Miss Jessie Jewett Is rapidly r,,cover-
ing at the Good Samaritan Hospital.
from her threatened attack OF fever
1t is expected that she will be able
to travel in a few days, when she, will
return to Astoria.
A. ]. Weller. New York: II. Bloom,
san Francisco; A. Goodby. Portland:
B, A. Seaborg, nwaco: II. Lamping.
Seattle: D. W. Semple and wife. Port
land; S, d. Adair and wife. Sunnymead;
c. H. Calender, Knappton, were guests
at the occident yesterday.
Are you going to the Valentine Party |
at Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Thomson's for |
the benefit OF the library next Friday |
evening? II not, why notg Everyone
will receive valentine Admission
free. Children invited from $50 TO 5.
A ferTner who was in from Olney /
said that the roads in some
places were almost impossible for
cam. His wagon. horses and himself 4
were completely plastered with mud.
Ind he wished many times that he had
me of the patent flying machines
A. NJ. Borland. the safe expert" from Z
Portland, is in town and will remain t
'nly two or three days. He win be S
;lad to attend to any safe work. in I
he way OF opening safes. changing $
or repairing of any kind 4
Any message left for Mr.. Borland at l
he occident Hotel or at this office viii q
'eceive prompt attention. s
G. W. Wilson, Young's River; C. S. !
)arrdthers and wife, ClatsOp City: VI. lr
dcFarlane, Knappa: c. H. Wheeler 5
Sehalem; o. Nelson. Gray's River: ". lie
:. Mullen, Lake Oregon; W. W. Harri- G
on, Muddy Lake; w. r. Smith, Port e
and; c. S. Sharp. Maple. and J. W. 10
Green Mountain, were regis I
cred at the Parker House yesterday. a
At the meeting Of the Fishermens.
jnion last night there were about 200
members present. By a vote Of the
majority the price of fish for the COM n
lg season was fixed at four and one
alf cents. II is reported that some
ranted TO make it ten cents, and that
theirs even voted for twenty-five cents
er pound. but this was. of course, a
iece Of fun.
The new code OF signals ordered for
he steamer Occident by her former
aptain, arrived yesterday When the
ew captain opened the package he
bought he had received a new red,
'hite and blue suit of sails The flags ,
ere large enough for a 5000 ton ship.
aptain Eben Parker bought the big
)-foot Stars and Stripes.
'ni"n Telegraph Company, Is now bus
y engaged in putting up the poles for ?,
ne new line between Warrenton and
easide. The work is being pushed for
ard as rapidly as possible Next sum-
ler business men visiting the beach
an communicate directly with their
ortland or Spokane offices.
A. J. Meek, Warrenton; W ]. Heck
rd, c. H. Withers, ]. D. Mechado
evils and Clarke; VIM. Anderson,
eep River; W. H. Lewis, Nehalem;
mos Amondson, Gray's River; F. OF.
N, Olney; Theodore Christians, Fred :"