The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-09-02
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ToDArs WEATHER
AROUND TOWN.
FRIDAY.
Lover. daughter. sister. wife. mothei
grandmother: in those six words lie wis
the human heart contains Of the sweet
est. the most ecstatic the most sacred
the purest and the most efiable--Nassias
A. A. schenck has returned from Port
land
An the public school buildings are re
celving needed repairs.
Municipal Judge Frank D. Hennessy
OF Portland. is in the city.
Merchants report collections better thi'
month than a any time in the past year
The steamer Harrison, which sailed
for Tinamook yesterday. carried 20 pas
sengers
Postmaster Wise returned yesterday
70 Knappa. where his family is spending
few weeks
No eastern mail has reached Astoria fO'
the past two days. The reason for this
delay Is no, known.
Mrs. Duncan Stuart left yesterday
morning for Tfllamook on a visit to Mrs.
Walter Ridebalgh.
A new residence for August Erickson
win be Quilt shortly on mis- lot near the
Mcclure school house
Inspectors Edwards and Fuller VIII ar
rive here September 10 for the purpose ot
inspecting steamboats,.
VIII whelan. representing the Union
Meat company. Of Portland, was in the
city yesterday.
An excursion will be given 10 Seaside
Sunday BY the A &. c. r. r. R. The
fare for the round trip Is 50 cents.
James Adams OF westport, fell from
tree wednesday. while picking fruit, and
sustained double fractures of both arms.
In the county clerks office yesterday
Charles siverson. native Of Norway. de-
clared his intention 10 become an Ameri-
can citizen.
The convent school. conducted by the
Sisters OF the Holy Names, will open
Monday. September 5. Inc puolic schools
win open September g.
Mrs. william wadhams and Mrs. w.
Jackson, both OF Portland, are visiting
Mrs. ]. o. Hanthorn. They will probably
remain for week or ten days.
Many persons have left Astoria for the
willamette valley. where they will engage
In hop picking. There is a notable scar
city Of help up the country.
The National City sailed yesterday for
Coos Bay and way ports. carrying %
white men. 65 Chinese and 20 tons OF
freight for Southern oregon canneries.
A moonlight excursion win be given by
the II. e. church on the steamer Miller.
Friday evening, September 2. Friends OF
the church and the public generally are
invited. -.......
The plans Of the Young's Bay bridge
have been approved. as forwarded to the
secretary Of war. and no change in the
same Will be made so f'r rs CoUn-y Judge
Cray is aware.
The West Shore Mills company have just
received large lot Of fir cordwood from
Stella. wash, which they are offering at
very low figures. See advertisement in
another column.
County Clerk wherity yesterday issued
marriage license TO Rex A. Price and
RaEna Adams, both Of Clatsop county.
They were married last night at Warren
ton by the Rev. Mr.. Dunlap.
The lawn social 10 be held at the resi-
dence OF Mrs c. J. Trenchard viii be
continued Friday afternoon for the plea
sure Of the children. A cordial invitation
Is extended 10 all.
Captain Nick webber's son was severe
~ bitren by bulldog at Seaside Wednes-
day The child was playing in he street
when the dog jumped at him, sinking his
teeth through the upper lip and nose The
injuries are quite painful.
r. c. n Astbury n 0. wilkinson and
Kerry Bell LETT last night for Portland to
play on the all-oregon cricket team
against a British Columbia eleven The
local men have been intraining FOR the
event for some time past and will give