The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-29

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his acquaintance
DIR. Estes arrived at hia 18th birth.
day anniversary yesterday and spent
q pleasant evening with friends. A
dinner was also on the program and
properly carried out,
Al the meeting of the .'nonpartlsan
eitlzens" central committee last even.
Ing, q, ], Trenehard was nomlnn. led
and placed On the ticket for county
judge 70 MI The vacancy caused by the
resignation of isaac Bergman.
the constant report comes of men
being held up In games and In one way
and another Men who 10 Into games
where there IL money s,aked expect
to get something easy" and IL they
happen to get. the worst Of II, II is too
late to haIlew. Held up.''
Voters only ieeded 10 be reminded
OF the fact that the time for closing
the registration In close at hand. They
are nov coming In with rush ana ere
many more days. at yesterdays rate.
VIII hnd a good list. The mark was
showed 10 1900 laa. evening.
Republican headquarters had some
artistic. decorations made on the win.
dows yesterday. Roosevelt and Fur.
nish's pictures were properly surround.
I'd with emhlems and flowers. and our
Y. ], pnnhars name was placed on
the window.
j. W. Talbot. the popular and eff
Client steward OF the Bailey Gatzert,
had an unique experience on hla down.
ward trip yesterday that he does no,
care to talk about II you want 10
set him riled out OF sight. Just ask
him TO relate particulars.
u. H. Robbson, OF the Vendsyssel
Packing Company. reports his com.
pany In good shape for the coming
season. The oold.stora9e .departmen,
has capacity OF 100 tlerces a season
but from present indications the "a.
paei'y VIII not be taxed this season.
One Of the best Indications Of gen.
eral prosperity at a given point ii
weil-attended fraternal or
ders. Astoria Is especially thriving ia
this line. All Of the local lodges re-.
port increasing membership. good al.
tendance and harmonious meetings
IL may be remarked that although
local physicians disagree on smallpox
ana may have some rivalry among
themselves. yet Astoria IL favored with
az fine medical talent as there IL In
any city OF the size on earth.
speaking Of the death Of Alex. pent.
lila last evening. Mr.. Peter shlstad,
foreman Of one OF Astoria's larges,
cannerles and one OF Astorias leading
citizens, said that Mr.. Penttila's loss
to the community would be great:
that he was all that takes to make a
good citizen and useful member Of 10.
eiety.
The claim that Astoria IL without
hotels Ia misleading. There are no
Waldorf-Aatorias here. but there are
quarters for all who come
this way. II ls not objected that I'm.
provements should be made and better
furnished. yet the city Is
aborlng under no disgrace on account
,f hotel accommodations.
Az remarked yesterday by visitor
In Astoria, the Commercial and Irving
Clubs are among the institutions that
Astoria should feel proud Of These
,lubs are supported and attended by
she best citizens. the management is In
good hands, and they are such resorts
that wives may feel contented when
heir bubbles" are at their clubs.
Everything Is as orderly as a we'll
regulated home.
John Wentworth died early yester-
lay morning with spinal meningitis,
he was member OF the Eagles. which
,ody will conduct his funeral from
eohl's undertaking parlors next We'd
lesday. He was long a resident Of AS
oria and had many friends The
eagles, In keeping with their custom,
will give him an imposing funeral.
Wentworth was about 25 years old and
The steamer Vanguard brought In a
eport today that a smallpox flag was
lying at Oak Point, Washington, An
Astorian reporter, who was In Port |
and yesterday morning met the fore
nan Of the mills and from him learned
hat the case was simply one OF meas
es and that in a very mild form, He
denied that there was a
Jingle case ot smallpox at Oak Point,
do you think" said he, that / would
Do going back IL there smallpox In the
,amp Not on your life, It's all
sanard made out Of whole cloth, and
xnow what I am talking about"
Mrs. Conde Hamlln, Of 81. Paul, Sec
,ud yice-presldent OF the American
League for Civic Improvement, who
was expected to visit Astoria in the
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