The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-21
TopAY,S WEATHER.
AROUND TOWN.

tNNASAOAAA EAAA.
AROUND TOWN.
c. H. Wheeler the Nehalem lumber
man, IS IN the city.
J. y. Ball, retired selner OF Bars
island IS in the city.
FOR SALE.-A nsh boat. Call on Nels
Futtrup. Chinook. Wash.
r. E Bradbury. Of Seaside arrived in
the city. He will return home today
The Coluu,bine lef, out for Tillamook
rock yesterday, returning in the even
ing.
The Samson. with a rock laden barSe
IN tow for Gray's harbOr. crossed out
yesterday.
The schooner webfoot. lumber laden
from the Hnappton mills for san Fran
cisco. put 20 sea yesterday.
c. {. Woodwork. OF woodworth's
island. arrived in the city from San
Francisco on last nights train.
Gus Sutherland and Peter Mattson. who
were members OF the crew Of iigh,ship
81. returned TO Portland yesterday.
DR.. Joseph Castle, OF Ilwaco. was a
visitor in the city yesterday. He left
for Portland on the evening train.
CountyClerk Wherity yesterday Issued
a marriage license to Abel Mattila. OF
Columbia county. and Annie Kaisa Laur-
ia, Of Clatsop county.
Services will be held at 81. Thomas
church, skipanon. Monday afternoon al
2 O'Clock. and at Seaside Monday even
ing az 7:45 by Rev. Seymour Short.
Don't fail 10 attend the social and
dance given by the Knights and Ladies
OF Security at No. engine house Tues
day. May 2 Admission. . cents.
There will be devine service on board
the ship wallacetown laying at the can
factory dock today a; 3 p. m. Rev. ],
McCormac officiating All are cordially
invited
Miss GussIe GRAY will leave this even
ing for an extended visit with friends
In the east. She will be absent abOu,
Two months. and will visit New York
before returning home
Norris Bros big trained animal show
will pitch their large tent in Astoria
May p and give two perform
ances. at , and p. m. over two hun
ired performing animals See the street
parade az II a m
The new Creamery Restaurant. Bond
street, near the alley between llth and
18th streets, esrves the best S-cent meal
ever set out in Astoria. Everything Is
new, neat and clean. and absolute salts
faction is guaranteed all patrons.
A carriage belonging to the Astoria
Transfer Company broke down yesterday
at the corner Of Fifteenth and CONNER
eial. The spokes in one OF the wheels
gave way a; the hub. Two passengers
were inside the carriage, but no one was
hurt.
Notice-Piano-owners can have their
thoroughly cleaned (preven-
i've Of moth used for 1L0O Other re-
'airing and tuning al moderate charges
Iall at Griffin Reeds or at spexarth's
tore, 50s Commercial street. r. Fred
erickson.
Wanted-Man with little money in
very county In Oregon and Washington,
o sell the Best" Incandescent Lamps;
makes own gas; 100 candle. Cheapest
ght known. The BEST" Incandescent
amp Co., 1S8 Third street, Portland. Or.
iuggins & Squier Managers.
Norris Bros, the noted animal trainers.
viii exhibit in Astoria Monday May O.
at 3 and 8 p. m. One hun
red trained dogs, fifty educated Shet- |
and ponies, twenty-five comicaI trained |
Monkeys. the smallest performing ele-
hant in America. All to be seen in |
arade a Il a. m.
James Mcintosh was adjudged insane
J the county court yesterday. Mcintosh
a railroad employe and had been con-
ned in the hospital the past two weeks
lffering from la grippe His insanity is
mild type, and is believed to be
My temporary. He was taken TO Salem
y Sheriff Linvllle last night.
The Day Bros. dredger resumed the
'edging Of the river abreast Of the
. r. & N. dock yesterday. The prog
.ss being made is slow but no difficulty
expected in attaining 30 feet, the depth
tended. The mud Is loaded on a barge
nd towed across to the Taylor sands by
e Sadie B, where It is unloaded. 8
The Dewey. in tow Of the Maggie, ar
we'd down from Portland yesterday with
partial cargo Of merchandise for Ne ,
llem. The Maggie has been in Port ,
nd about two months, having been J I