The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-09-30

Cream Pure Rye, Americas nneSI
whisky Tn" nniv Dure goodsi guar
anteed rich and mellow. JOHN l.
CARLSON. Sole Agent.
R0alyn coal lasts longer. IL cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves ant
chimney nuea than any other. OeorgI
w. Aanborn. agent, Telephone 1911.
Miss Besa Rutter. who has been
spending several days with her parents
here. returned TO Portland last even.
Ing.
Mn. 4. II. Bell. Of Nahcotta. who has
been visiting here the past week. re.
turned 20 her home yesterday morn
ing,
Pastor y, L. Nanthrup Of Great Falls
viii preach AZ tho Upper Astoria NJ. T..
church at II a, m. and .. M. to-
day.
James MCGOWAN. OF warrcndAlc, was
In the city yesterday and reports tina,
there are very few hsh now In the
upper river.
A. NJ. woodsdc. formerly master OF
the May Flint that was sunk In sin
Francisco harbor has been suspended
for one year.
The British shin cromartyshlre has
been chartered TO load grain on the
Columbia for Europe for November
loading at b2s. e5d.
Doing so we'll the past three days
our cutter. Mr.. RhOlfe, has con.
scented TO stay with us until s n. m.
Monday. Gentlemen. come and sec
the fine display at c. II. Cooper's.
Attorney a. NJ. Smith. c. W. LouEh-
cry and Charles Hall left last evening
for a few days Of China pheasant
ahooting at Muddy. Linn county.
Frank Mcfarland. Of Portland. the
general agent OF the New York Life
for this aectlon. Is in the city FOR a few
days In the interest OF his company.
Mrs II. +. Campbell win leave short.
ly for skagway. where she win Join her
husband. who Is In charge Of the store
OF Roas. Higgins & Co., at that point.
The board OF equalization which has
been In session durirg the past week
adjourned last evening. Only few
complaints against the assessment roll
were filed with the board.
The Norwegian steamship Thyra ar
rived down early yesterday morning
with 500 head OF horses on board. She
Is bound for Kobe or elsewhere as
ordered and crossed out at a. m.
The Republican county committee at
Tacoma has been advised that Con-
gresham Tongue Of Oregon win be In
that city October 10. Chehalls. October
i6, and Vancouver. October II.
Postmaster Macdonald has received
the diamond awarded him at the Elks'
carnival In Portland as the leanest man
In the parade, II is set IN, an Elk's
tooth and Is very handsome affair.
The display OF mems suitlngs and
oyercoatings will be on exhibition
Monday at C.H. .CoOper's. Mr.Rholfe
our cutter will remain until 5 p. m.
Thomas johnson died at his home
In Knappa on Friday evening OF grip,
complicated with heart disease. He
was "a years OF age. The funeral SER
Vices viii oe held In Knappa today.
No services In the Swedish lutheran
church on Sunday: the pastor Is In
5kamokawa. Sunday school at the
usual hour, 10 a. m. Those who in
end to be confirmed next spring should
'eport the latest on Saturday. October
ith. Glass at o'clock.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Humphrles has
,een In the city for a couple Of days
lctlng as body guard to the captain
II the British shlp orealla who has
lad so much difficulty with the sailor |
boarding house masters.
DR.. Fulton performed an operation
or the little daughter OF the proprietor |
II the City Laundry yesterday after
loon, Three of her fingers had to be
from getting them crushed |
n a machine at the laundry recently. |
The Penthesllea is on her way down
he river in tow Of the r. r. Thomp-
on, having left Portland yesterday /
morning. The Centurlan Is also coming
lown in tow OF the ocklahama. Both
re loaded with grain and belong to
he September fleet,
Mrs. Elizabeth Ogden Maloney died
It her home in Washington. d. c., Fri
ay, September 2S. Mrs Maloney was
he mother Of Mrs Arthur d. Marshall,
4 this city, and spent last winter with
er daughter here, returning to her
ONE In Washington in June. ana those
5ho had the pleasure Of meeting her
I that time, remember her as lady
( rare culture and refinement. !