The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-06-12
PERSONAL MENTION

J. e. Ferguson went to Portland last
night.
A. B. McMlllaa WAS in from olney
yesterday.
r. u. Cole IL In from his home on the
Young's river
J. c. Noyes Of Portland Is a guest at
the occldent
Or. Frank Vaughan went to Port
land last night.
Sam Donohuc came up from Fort
Stevens yesterday
Miss Worden is in the city. the guest
Of Mrs. Clara Reames.
Miss Sadie crang has returned from
u visit 10 Forest Grove.
Fred Johnson. Of the johnson Bros.
~ spending today In Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Hibbard re-
turned 70 Portland last night
A. @, Barker came down from Port
land yesterday on business trip.
Mrs. @. A. Wood and Miss Wood re-
turned yesterday from visit to Port
land.
Mrs. Adrian Epplng OF Portland Is
visiting her aunt Mrs Deviin, for a
few days.
Mrs. clifford Smith arrived on last
nights train to visit Miss Alice Smith
at the Cole.
Hugo Strom was visiting in the city
from syensen yesterday afternoon.
Gus Wood returned yesterday from
Chicago where he has been attending
the Northwest Medical College
Mrs. John Phair OF San Francisco is
visiting her mother and sister, Mrs.
Kate Hobson and Mrs. Herman Prael.
Miss Clara Barker viii leave tomor-
row for MaygerS where she will con-
duct the public school during the sum
mer.
Mrs Ammon J. Taylor and daugh-
ter Mabel leave tomorrow for Flavel
where they will reside through the
summer. ,as..s s~'-
Mrs. Charles Belts. wife of promi-
nent druggist or Dallas, was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Oswald West
yesterday.
Guy Phillips. representing the coffee
and spice house OF Clossett & Devers,
was in the city yesterday doing rush
ing business.
Count Won Hutten Hardenberg was
In the city yesterday and left last night
in his gasoline launch for the Brlx
logging camp.
Mrs T.. C. Jeffers, of the Lewis and
Clark. visited Astoria yesterday,
Al Utzinger was over from New AS
toria yesterday.
A party from Aberdeen, composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dwyer and Mr., and
Mrs. Edward Kearney. is in the city
for few days.
Miss Laura Harrison was over from
Warrenton yesterday evening.
Mrs. Harriet Bussing was In from
the Lewis and Clark yesterday.
Frank Dow, formerly of sauvies' ISL
and, but now resident of Seaside.
passed through the city yesterday even
ing en- route for Portland. Mr.. Dow
viii conduct a confectionery and ice
cream establishment on the coast dur
ing the outing season.
Charles Il. Cleveland has arrived
home from Eugene to spend the holli-
days. MIR. Cleveland is very well satis-
fled with his lot at the university and
intends to conclude his course. Begin
ming with his next terms work he will !
enter the sophomore class.
Rev. w. ]. Dickson spent yester-
day in the city, the guest OF Rev. VIM. |
Seymour Short, and in the evening
left for his home at Anacortes, Wash.
MIR. Dickson contemplates assisting
Rector Short in local mission work and
II he decides to co so wi: locate here
Mr. and Nil. A, w, Twiss are in the
city visiting with Rev. VIM Seymour
Short aud his sister Mrs. Spittle. MIR.
tpa Mrs Twiss have just arrived
from California which state they
toured extensively. After remaining
here few days they will visit with old
friends in Canada and from there will
return to their New England home, via
the Canadian Pacific. Yesterday Rec
tor Short and his guests were at sea-
side.