The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-13

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Celia Thaxter.
Fisher Bros clerks were busy yester'
day waiting on country customers
Joe Hoch LETT Sunday for visit In Min.
nesota and at the Omaha exposition.
Tho Columbia marine band gave an en-
joyabie picnic Sunday on Young's river
A case OF drunkenness was up before
Police Judge Nelson yesterday and a hn'
Of $ imposed.
Mr.. Foard and August Hildebrand have
gone 20 the Nehalem valley for a weeks
hunting and hshing.
The new tea counter at Foard & stokes
Company's store IL an attractive feature
Of that popular house
Mr. Harrison Allen and Airs. Allen re-
turned yesterday from Seaside, wnere
they spent the season.
Dr. Finch has removed his once to
Fourteenth and Commercial streets, op-
posite Foard q Stokes.
Mrs.. ]. W. Conn returned yesterday
after weeks visit with her newly mar
ried daughter. Mrs Harris, at Oregon
ciW.
Don't take the time to 80 home when
you can enjoy fine merchants lunch Al
Bartley's National Beer or coftee served
with lunch
Thomas Foss. farmer OF Gray's river
and Thomas Dorrs. farmer OF Cath
lamet, were doing business in the city
yesterday.
There are now 8 patients az 81. Mary's
hospital Mr. F. Moore IS convalescent
and Charles orkwi,z. who has been very
m. Is improving.
A long-felt want-on saturday George
BARLEY will begin serving a merchants
lunch at the National Beer or coffee
served with lunch.
Mrs. C. U. Newman. a first class dress
maker, would Ike to sew In families. she
can be found at 10 Twelfth street. or
addressed at warrenton.
Captain Davidson. Of La Crosse. Wis.
a PROMINENT lumberman. Wits in the
city yesterday. the guest OF Manager l..
B. Seeley. Of the White Collar line.
AIRS. c. r. Thomson and children ar
rived home on the noon train yesterday i
from summers vacation spent at Mrs |
Thompson's old home. independence Mo. /
The funeral OF Nellie Cutblrth was held /
az O'Clock Sunday from the Baptist 1
church. The burial took place at Green
wood A large number Of friends were
present
Miss Virginia White. OF California, VINO
Is visiting In the city. Sunday evening at
the Presbyterian church delightfully rend-
cred on the violin schumans Traumerei
and Hayden's Allegro.
An epidemic, OF hay fever seems to ne
prevalent In the city. much 10 the sur
prise of the oldest inhabitants. VINO say
that they never experienced such a thing
before. Is the climate changing with the
times?
The school for young ladies at the Con-
vent OF the Holy Names. which opened
last week. has now 80 day pupils. six
boarders, and 2S students Of music. \ /
large addition TO the classes is expected
next week.
George B. Clossen. R. P. scannen. Long
Beach; r. c. Herbert. Jack Montgomery.
Fort Stevens; P. A Nielsen, A. J. Num-
aver Fort Candy: J. C. Young, Portland:
c. II. Wheeler. Nehalem, are at the Park
er House
E. A. Reece. J. smith. C. c. Quaeken-
bush. John Poole. J. B. Mullay. Portland;
n. Housman. Fred B. Graham, Grayson
Dution, George F. Grant. J. Q. Williams,
San Francisco; J. C. Nelson. Saltwater.
MINI; a. o. Nelson. Tacoma. are at the
occident.
In the county court yesterday W. Evert
Llndfors, II. G. Heinonen. William Carl
son. and Oscar Swanson. natives OF Rus
sia. were made citizens Of the United
States, and Victor Linbank, OF the same
nationality, declared his intention to be-
come such.
The rich mans whiskey is Harper, be-
cause II is supremely delicious. The poor
mans whisky is Harper. because sucn
good whisky helps him. The family ,
whisky is Harper. because it's pure, pleas
ant and Strengthening. Sold by the Foard
& Stokes Company. Astoria oregon.
Mayor Bergman yesterday vetoed the
ordinances 20 accept the improvements
u Grand avenue. Twenty-ninth and ,
rhirty-first streets for the reason that
he proofs Of publication Of the accept ,
lnce and completion Of the same are not
'n file in the city auditors office.
Ths schooner Dewey. which arrived
Iown yesterday IN tow Of the Maggie from :
Portland, where she discharged lumber, .
viii carry cargo of cannery supplies for
2. q. Wist 20 Nehalem. where she will n
It once operate his cannery. The steamer
Gilmore win also carry cannery supplies
o Tillamook today. ,
Mr. Geskey, Of Seattle. who will have
'harge OF the construction of the extern :
don to the Pacific Coast Steamship Com
'any's coal bunkers at the o. r. & N !
ock, arrived in the city yesterday ana
vii commence work as soon as the lum-
er can be got on the ground The lumber If
Wi be purchased IN this city. :
The o, r. & ~ Oriental liner Braemar +
rrived in yesterday, "a days from Hons +
Nong and Is days and % hours from )
'okohama to the lightship. She had on 4
oard 1900 tons Of freight and some Chin /
Sc passengers and spoke no vessels on (
he way The freight consisted Of sen raj /
nerchandise The Braemar left up at t
nee for Portland. a
Contractor Houston yesterday com t
ienoed work on the new Page block on
commercial street, near Twelfth, and ex- r
ects to have the roof on by october L Il
Contractor Palmbere, is making good pro v