The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-01-25

w. H. Hunt. or San FrhnclscO. were
In Astoria yesterday.
A pleasant dancing party was that
Of the Assembly cub at Foard IL
Stokes hall last evening.
The Misses Boelllns eft yesterday for
san Francisco. where they will spend
the balance Of the winter.
q. Tufy and 4. NJ Nelson came
down ffom Cathlamct last evening and
are registered at the Parker.
A report from Butte. Mont. says II.
q. Van Dugcn, who has been seriously
III with pneumonia, Is now out OF dan
ger.
The steamer Harrison went down TO
the mouth OF the river yesterday. but
owing 10 thick weather did not put to
sea.
a. Hood and A. a. Roberts came
Town from Portland on the evening
train, and are registered at the occi-
dent.
The French bark Bousset which came
In Monday is at present II free vessel.
but II ia expected she will be char
tered soon.
rhc funcrnl Of Felix Mattson. who
dlcd at West Astoria Tuesday. was
held yesterday. intermcnt being at
Greenwood cemetery.
Cream Pure Rye. AMERICAS nnest
whisky. The nnlv pure goods; guar.
antccd rich and mellow. JOHN l..
CARLSON. Sole Agent.
Pancake Wcather.--Wc have Just In.
best brands prepared pancake and
buckwhcat flour. maple. cane and sugar
syrups. JOHNSON BROS.
Morris Ascher. OF Seattle. intends
opening a loan office In the city. and
has rented the corner storeroom in the
wclch block for that purpose.
John A. Montgomery has opened O
shop at t2I Bond street and Is prepared
10 do all clasSs OF plumbing and tin
ming n. the lowest possible rates.
Roslyn coal lasts longer. is cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney ilues than any other. George
w, Sanborn. agent Telephone 1871.
Mr.. Porter representing the owners
OF the stranded Pcltalloch. II In the
city. having come from England to SUI
pcrintchd the work OF floating the yes
sci.
r. o. Trullinger. who has been III
for several days. is reported much bet
ter. an operation performed by his
physicians yesterday being entirely sue
cessful.
Constable Harry lIeadi. OF Chinook.
came over Wednesday evening and yes
terday morning left for Aberdeen with
Henry Bennett, recently arrested here
for insanity.
At the last meeting Of the board OF
police commissioners II was decided TO
revoke the previous decision for dis
missal OF Oiflcer Phillips and suspend
him for term OF eight days.
T. Johnson. formerly OF the llrm OF
Johnson Bros. leaves this morning for
u six weeks trip In the East. lie will
spend part OF the time with his par
ents, who live In New York city.
A negro minstrel company has been |
organized at Knappton and is billed to
make Its first appearance at the hall
there tomorrow night A party OF AS
Iorians will take In the performance.
A cable report says the British ship |
Boutwell,. from Newcastle for Callao
has gone ashore on the Peru coast |
about ninety miles south OF Callao. |
Part of her crew have reached Cerro
Agul.
Smelt Is unusually plentiful Just now, |
In the vicinity OF Eagle |
.1lff, where a boat can be fllled In a |
very short time. They can be bought
'or little or nothing of the fishermen |
here.
The Epworth Leaguers gave a most |
interesting entertainment at the Metho-
list church last evening In the shape of |
/ --latest news social" There was a
good attendance and the evening was
spent by all.
]. W. Harmsworth, Portland res
aurant man, has been arrested for
elllng oleomargarine without advertis-
ng 1t as such. The case is the out
.ome of a carload of the bogus butter
shipped to that city.
The Women's Club will meet tomor-
ow afternoon at $3.50. An interesting
Program, A Resume of the Nineteenth
century, has been provided, and every