The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-19

Mise Lila Sutherland Is the guest %
Miss Harriet Taliant.
Mrs. William Timson, OF Anaeortes' Is
visiting friends In the city.
Tue Misses Laura and Nora conyers.
OF clatskanle. are In the city.
Miss Florence tAckpole is the guest Of
Miss Nan Reed during the reguit0-
Mrs. V. Harris. Of Oregon City. Is the
guest OF her mother. Mrs. J. W. Conn.
Miss Ivy Barker OF Portland Is In the
city visiting Mrs Charles Richardson
DR.. Watt and family, Of Hood River, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Perry rruhinger.
Mrs. George Fuller and daughter Mar
garet. OF Portland. are visitors in the eity'
Mrs p. ]. crosswaii. OF Portland. IS the
guest OF Mrs f. c. lewis during the re-
ga,ta.
The Misses chatterton viii be the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. ] Carr turins the re-
gaita.
Mrs Byron Miller. e Portland. is visit
ing in the city. a guest OF Mrs. X. os-
borne.
E. c. Meares and wife passed through
Astoria yesterday en- route 10 Seaside for
few weeks.
W. T. Wallace. formerly with the o. l.
company. left on the Columbia yesterday
for san francisco.
The second Inman-Paulson lumber raii
put to sea yesterday in tow OF the Mon
arch FOR san Francisco.
Mrs. Bradshaw. OF Portland, and Miss
Davis will be the guests OF Mrs. J. l..
Lighter during the regatta.
The steamer Elmore has been decorated
for the regatta, and will be used in enter
tanning visitors on the water.
There was a rumor yesterday that the
A. & c. had been purchased by the Van
derbilts, but Il could not be confirmed
Winfield Scot, Ward and Mrs. Ward
OF Portland, arrived on the Potter yes
terday and are guests Of Mr. anu Mrs. n
osburn.
,r,,,5 "a NJ uo-,cs pu.,e-aeld and
Miss Genevive Butterheld. OF Portland
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs F. J.
Taylor during the regatta
All the ladies OF the Emergency corps
should hand in their donations not later
than O'Clock this morning al the din
ing hall. opposite Ross. Higgins & Co.
Ed Hansen was the artist al Cocpers.
and Mr. German Heilborn's draper. the
artise al Heilborn's and Foard & Stokes
stores who arranged the handsome dec
orations Of these places.
An fishing boats sail boats. launches
and steamers are requested 90 participate
in the marine parade this morning and
merry not later than o'clock.
Anyone who is short OF single bedsteads
with which 10 entertain visitors CT friends.
during the regatta remember that Foard
d Stokes Co. has the Central hotel stock
Of furniture.
The West Shore Mills company have just
received a large lot OF fir cordwood from
Stella, Wash. which they are Offering al
very low figures. See advertisement In
another column.
County Judge Gray yesterday received
a telegram from the secretary Of war ap-
proving the plans Of the Youngs bay
draw bridge. The plans as recommended
by the chief engineer calls for 20 foot
draw.
Contractor Clinton yesterday postponed
the driving Of spiles for the bridge az
Youngs bay. The men are all on a strike
till after the regatta, when work viii
commence The first spiles 70 be driven
are those for the center pier
The Columbine on her trip to Tillamook
rock wednesday picked up the telegraph
cable between the rock and Fort Stevens,
which had been parted, and tied II 20
buoy. The Columbine win have 1t repaired
on her next trip to the rock, after the re-
gatta.
The entertainment at the Louvre dur
ing regatta promise TO be highly interest
ing. and OF an attractive order. New peo-
pie, new faces. new songs and new nstru-
mental music will make up whole which
will please the amusement loving public.
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