The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-10-15


"Condemnatlon from Unexpected Sour
ccs" Evening, "rhe Growth of the
Bible" n. 5, Bolnnger pastor
The bali given by the chrysanthemun,
club last nlght was largely attended and
proved most successful aftalr The
music was excellent. and the party en-.
loved pleasant evening,
The Foard q Stokes Company yesterday
had on exhibition quantity " hpmp,
raised at Hansels place at Skipanon, The
hemp Is 70 fce, Ions and very slender 1,
is regarded as an excellent specimen,
A, tho Swedish l.uthern church. sun.
day school will be held at the usual hour.
Preaching IN the evening at J;N In En-.
glish by Rev, NlcOlal Theme OF sermon;
"Ihc Good shepherd Providing for Ills
Flock"
Andrew Nanaula died At ST. Mary's hos.
pllal yesterday OF blood poisoning. The
deceased was a member Of Seaside lotSc
A. o. U, w. and the funeral will be
held tomorrow under the auspices OF the
orter.
Mrs. Annie Hirvcla, wife ot Andrew
Hirvela, died yesterday morning IN West
Astoria. The funeral viii take place to-
day from Pohrs undertaking pOrlors and
the remains will be Inferred In Greenwood
cemetery.
Mrs, stlne made tho high score Tor the
women at the A, r. c. alleys yesterday.
her a standing for the days record. Mrs,
Stlno IL bowling In nnc form, and has
an eNecllen, chance to win In the contest
for the Wise medal.
The popularity ot the merchants lunch
served by Mr.. Gcorge Bartlcy al the Ma.
tioual Is growing daily. and many bus,-
ness men can Dc found there every day
Tor their midday meal The lunches set
by Mr. BARLEY are the finest In tho city.
GeorgS Sanborp og the firm of ElnNre.
Sauborn & Co. made the remarkably high
score Of . az the irving club bowling
alleys last evening Mr., Sanborn was
tho recipient of many enthusiastic con.
gratulations from his friends at the close
OF the game
Tho dangers OF civilization are over
work. worry and germs We need a Vt
talialng power 70 sustain Us. Learned
men and experience point 10 purc WIS
key We do. Changed conditions brlrg
fresh needs, And THE whlskcy Is HAIR
PER. sold by FOard 6 Stokes Co. As.
toria Oregon.
Mrs l. NJ. smith teacher Of piano ana
organ. Instrumental and vocal music.
Special reductions made Tor classes OF
from five to ten In number. Mrs. Smith
satisfaction through both prl-
mary and most advanced studies. For
further particulars call at her rooms. iO3
Bond street
Another of the victims. named Waiter
Farrow. who was poisoned az Rainier
few days ago from eating canned shrimp
and lobster. has died In the hospital In
Portland This makes the third person
mat NAa uAeAs CNNtEAA okutFH AEt NlAAs I
but Il Is believed no other deaths will |
result from the poisoning.
The suggestion Is being made that Il |
would be nothing more than fair and |
lust. and entirely In the interest OF har- !
nony. to make Hon. Charles W. Fulton |
president Of the senate for the regular
Iession. He served In that capacity in |
he session OF iSs5. and made a good pre-
idlng ofiicer.-Salem Statesman.
Ranch and Range. the leading agricul- |
ural paper ot Washington. thus pleasant
y notices the Astoria creamery project: /
Astoria will soon have a creamery. Il !
he determined manner In which the 1
ustling Commercial club Of tina, city Is
my indication. Tha, body desires that
: shall be established on the cooperative
,lsn."
Mrs. John Gratke. president OF the local
Iuman society. has offered series OF
.eautful presents for the best essays
rom the children OF the public schools
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