The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-26
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Portland on the noon train yestcrdaq,
| |. II. Amos Of Portland was u busi
ness visitor In this city yesterday.
| c, \. Corey came down from the me
tropolis yesterday on business trip.
| Mrs, !. s, Slade depolted last evening
for a months visit with friends ant
relatives at CASTOR, Oregon.
| William Reid OF Portland was mum.
bered among the hundreds alightins
from the noon train yesterday.
]. II. Olsen Of Portland was among the
business tourists ilocking here yester'
day.
J. NJ. Haywood OF Portland was doing
business in this city yesterday. and was
registered at the occident.
MIR. and Mrs, j. II. Murphy Of the me.
tropolis were registered al the occident
last evening,
4. w, Hall OF Portland arrived here
yesterday on the noon train for an
over Sunday outing.
T. II. Grierson OF New York was
among the big batch Of tourists arriving
in this city yesterday. He Ia quartcred
at the occident.
Jules Clerfayt, the general travelling
passenger agent of the Hamburg.
American line OF steamers. Ia In the city,
and domiciled at the 0ccidcnt.
w. s. Baettie. of the firm OF Baettie
& Hoffman. OF Portland, was in the city
last evening to Seaside for an over
Sunday trip.
W. W. Bolan of Portland was among
the pleased tourists In and about As
toria yesterday. and ia a guest at the
Occident.
Manager HUMPHREYS OF the Postal
Telegraph Office, has returned from a
two weeks trip to Caison's Springs,
Mrs. Humphries accompanied him.
I. G. Sutton. OF Salem. arrived In the
city yesterday, on two.weeks' visit
with his son, Oak Sutton, OF the As.
torian force.
G. II. Humphrey arrived home yes
terday from Carson Springs where he
has been rusticating for the past two
weeks. much to the improvement OF his
appetite. Mrs. Humphrey viii remain
there for at least another month.
C. F. Gilbert of Mt. Hood, proprietor
of the Mt. Hood Hotel, one of the big
and popular resorts OF the state, is in
the city on an outing. He will go TO
Seaside this morning for little relaxa.
tion, and return to this city to indulge
in the pleasures OF the regatta.
Captain T. II. Bell arrived here yes
terday from South Bend, and will take
the launch Daphne, which has been in
the employ Of the Tallant Grant Pack.
ing Company, back TO South Bend.
He will probably leave today.
Mrs. o. B. Estes and her daughter,
Miss Hazel Estes, returned home on
the Portland special last evening, from
Mount Hood, where they have enjoyed
delightful outing at Cloud Cap Inn,
the famous and beautiful hosiery 5000
feet above the common levels. Miss
Estes is greatly improved in health, and
both are anticipating much pleasure
from the regatta season.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Higgins and Mrs.
D.. X. Warren, returned yesterday from
a delightful two weeks outing at Cam
non Beach. Mr.. Higgins express himself
as thoroughly rested up, and wholly
pleased with the beach and its attrac.
tions.
Mrs. w. s. Rush. nee Miss Madge
Sovey, viii return to the city today on
the noon express, accompanied by her
brother, L. NJ. sovey, who went up last
night to meet her Mr.. Rush is enjoy
ing hunting trip in the coast counties
and will re-ioin her here during the
regatta.
Mrs. P. A. Stokes, who went to Port.
land to meet and greet her daughter,
Miss Grace Stokes on the latter's arrival
from New York, where, for the past 10
moths she has been visiting friends, re.
turned yesterday on the noon express,
accompanied by her daughter.
A. NJ. Hagen, formerly of National
Lumber & Box Company of Hoquiam,
Wash, arrived in the city yesterday and
will make Astoria his home in the fu-
ture. Mr.. Hagen has acured an interest
in the Central Door & Lumber Com
pany's plant here and will assume the
of that concern Immediate
ly. He IL one Of the most experienced
and lumbermen in the North
west.
Judge J. G. Moreland Of Portland
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