The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-30
waghlbgtop 10 participate 10 the peace
Jubilee ceremonies 70 be held here next
lmonth.
wrsr SIDE NOTES.


The Rey u. J. Trumbun Of Astoria
was visiting warrenion Wednesday list
Mr Hank Harrison Of warre1ion. has
placed new gasoline engine In his
shop.
Mrs George Mcbride. or Astoria. II
visiting with her mother Mrs y. X
Warren.
Mr. George BARLEY and sargeant
Beafdsleee spent Tuesday afternoon IN
Astoria
Foreman Mock. Of the engineer corps.
was passenger up on the llwaco Tues
day evening.
a bouncing boy Of nine pounds bright
ened ,ihe home Of Postmaster Grain
Friday morning
Lieutenant r. o. sarrati Of Port Can
by. was visitor at Fort Stevens We'd
nesday and Thurnday.
Miss Julia PrentIss and Mrs Woods.
OF warenton. we're visitors az Fort
Stevens Friday evening.
Mr ". X. Skinner. who has been Wis.
itlng his son at Fort Stevens left We'd.
nesdsy for San Francisco.
Mr. william Dodge. music teacher Of
Portland II stopping az warenton and
If thinking of locating there.
Rev Henry Narcotic preached to
good sized house az warenton Friday
evening. His subject was - Marked
Man"
A large barge Of cord wood Is at the
Fort Stevens dock aud the wood Is be-
iug transferred TO the post By the con-
tractors.
Rev. Mr. short Of Astoria, held services
at Seaside Thursday evening. Miss Mabel
steabb and Mabel Mcclure were baptized
into the Episcopal church
Dr. Skinner. with Privaies John o.
Williams and Ralph Herbert. left up
for Portland on Thursday evening and
arrived home Saturday noon.
The large logging engine purchased by
the ~ p. Sorcnson Lumber Company ar
rived In warrenton Thursday. It is the
largest machine OF It's kind built
The Misses Amy and Janet Smith. ac-
companled by their sister. Mrs. Ketchum.
left up Friday morning on the Mende
for Astoria. returning In the evening.
Miss Bannie Kiriley. OF Newport and
the Misses Blanche Probsi and Amy
Miller. OF Rainier. arrived at Warrenton
Friday noon. 4 hey will spend several
days visiting friends.
A minstrel show. grand ball aud supper
will be given at warren's hall on the 18th
Of May This will be- the FIRST dance
given at the big hall In nine months
Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
The dance given at warrenton Friday
evening In honor of the young ladies who
are visitig from Rainier proved a very
successful analr. A large crowd was
In attendance and everyone present en-
Joyed splendid time. The dancing con-
tInucd until about daylight
Lieutenant Harold r. Cloke. recently
transferred from the Sixth artillery. ar
rived at the post from San Francisco
for duty with battery NJ. Third artillery.
Friday evening. Lieutenant Cloke gradu-
atcd from West Point in the class OF
81
Beer Is now being sold. in the canteen
at Fort Sievens-in fact the sale OF beer
Is being resumed In all the army posts.
The decision OF the attorney general has
rendered the hearts OF many soldiers
happy In view OF the fact that the pro
ceeds on the sale Of beer Increases the
soldiers bill OF fare.
A movement Is being made by Mr., Bart
ley and other business men OF New As
torla TO raise funds by popular subscrlp-
ticn to build new wharf near Kinneys
dock. so that the steamer Miller can effect
Is being met with much ap-
proval. and the chances are that the
Miller will soon make daily runs from As
torla to New Astoria and Stevens,
Miss Julia Prentiss school entertain
inert given at Warrenton Thursday
night. was a success In every particular
The music was furnished by Mrs.
Woods. George Warren and Miss Sweany. |
The latter also treated the audience to a /
vocal solo which was mighty appreciated. /
The most prominent part OF the program /
was the fiag drill by the children. which /
showed that they were well instructed.
Miss Prentiss win make two weeks
'isit with her parents at McMlnnville.
after which she will accept school near
Saddle Mountain.
on Wednesday evening at New AS
orla. party was given at the residence
Il Mr.. Il, c. Kndred in honor or the
alters Slst birthday. A large crowd
vas In attendance during the afternoon
nd evening, consisting mostly Of rela-
ives. The Starlight quartet vas pres
mt and sang many patriotic and appro-
roprlate songs for the occasion. Amuse-
1ents and games of various kinds were
ndulGed in until late hour. when
lost bountirul lunch was served. SON
isting of cake, pies. Strawberries and
ream, The lunch was prepared under
he auspices of Miss Kate May and does
er great credit. Mr.. Kindred is an old
ioneer OF oregon, he having crossed the
lans from Indiana in 1914 He has .
we'd at his present residence since 1916.
nd during the 7Os Mr. Kindred made an
Intensive visit through the United States
nd Mexico, He has a family of seven
iris and tive boys. the former called
he Seven Sisters" are all married and
DING well and the boys are somewhat
Those present were: Mr.
rant Mr.. and Mrs. Holt, of Astoria;
Irs. Willis and Frank Mudd; Mrs. May
lrs. White, and Mrs, Turk; the Misses
lara and Kate May. Hazel Mcclure
.melia Larsen; Messrs. Kindred George
lay Herbert, March, Irving, Farley.
Iicks and Williams.