The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-31

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s. ID. Marks, and wife, Of Mankato
Mimi, are visiting in the city.
G. G. Echlin, Of San Francisco, regis.
tered ~ the occident esterday.
H. y. Parker and son. y. r Parker,
were Seaside visitors yesterday.
A. B. Mcdonald, Of South Bend, ar
rived in the city ylast evening.
$. Russell Smith, Of Portland. il a
guest Of the Moore. at Seaside.
n. Osborn and a number Of guests
we're vi.itots at Seaside yesterday.
Fred KareDctt and family. Of Calu.
mrBt, Mich, are visiting in the city.
Mi-es Charlotte and Hattie Pleffley,
OF Walla WaIIa. are visiting In Astoria.
Mrs. J H. uric and Miss Charity Uric
Of n. Canly. spent Sunday in Astoria.
Mrs. Il II. Chapman, Of jamestown,
North Dakota, is registered at the oc.
eident
Mrs. &. II. Calender and Miss Ella
stFong were visitors at the Beach City
YESTERDAY
City Attorney A. n. Smith was a
passenger on the first train to the beach
! yesterday.
Mr. ~ n. King and Mics Priscilla
King. Of Pocatello, Idaho, are visiting
in the city.
| |. n. Fleisehncr vice president Of the
Lewis and Clark exposition, was at Sea
side yesterday.
! II. r., K. G., and Oscar Prael and Mrs.
lTael were Seaside visitors yesterday,
F. registering at the Moore.
Mrs. w. f. Bender. who has been yis-
] iting Mr.. Walter Douglas, will leave
this morning for Cathlamet.
Deputy County Clerk Gus Zeigler east
official duties to the winds yesterday
spending the day at the beach.
p. W. Caulfeld, OF Boise, and J. L.
Garfield, of Kansas City, are among
the recent arrivals in the city.
Theo. Lowe, editor OF The Raven, Of
San jose, Cal, passed through the city
en- route to the fair in Portland
Otto Mikkleson and his good chum,
Percy Sovey, were revelers at Seaside
yesterday dining at the Moore.
7. II. Iadd. the prominent Portland
banker, accompanied by Mrs. Ladd, is
at Seaside with apartments at the
Moore.
c. +. Palmer. the congenial and portly
ly representative Of Blake, McFall 4
company, OF Portland, left yesterday
for bis home city.
L. 2. Bruce. OF the Eilen Piano House,
who has been in the city the past week,
with Mrs. Bruce, left for his home yes
terday morning.
Captain Goodale, L. S. A., found the
lugubrious moaning of the sad sea waves
yesterday more inviting than the at
fractions that abound in Astoria.
G, NJ. Mosher, who has been at the
Coast in the interests of the Astorian
for the past week, dropped into the
city yesterday. He will leave out to-
day.
Uncle David" Morrison, of the Port
land Telegram staff, was seen about the
railway depot yesterday unescorted. He
boarded the first train and went to
Seaside.
Dr. Rafferty,, of the Portland Water
Board, is at Seaside, where he recently
purchased lot fronting on the beach
with the object in view of building a
handsome residence.
Mrs. +. +. Harlow OF Portland. and
children. and Miss Wager, of Moline,
Ill.,, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Allen, left on yesterday
mornings train for Portland.
R. +. Paislay, of Foard & Stokes Com
pany, went to Portland yesterday to-
meet SOME Eastern manufacturers. He
will probably go to Eugene Wednesday
to attend the wedding of his brother.
C. C. Marstou, the prominent logger
of Svenson, after examining the site
of his handsome residence, contracts for
the construction of which hNe just
been let, spent the day at the Beach
City.
Manager W. R, Powell, of the West
ern Union Telegraph company, accom-
panied by friend, visited Seaside yes
terday. In the confusion following a
meeting with one of the fairer sex, the
friend, momentarily, was lost, but he
arrived home safely.
Nathaniel L. Wilson, whose clever
pen is responsible for divers columns of
Lewis and Clark exposition lore, that
find their way into the Portland Even