The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-05-04
NEWS OF INTEREST
AT WARREN1ON
LATEST SOCIAL HAPPENINGS -
FORMATION AND SCHEDULE or
THE NEW COLUMBIA RIVER
BASEBALL LEAGUE.


Understood that Mrs. ]. Cobb has
kindly promised to sing a soprano solo
at the evening service of the Presby-
terrain church to be held in Warren's
Hall on Sunday May 5th at p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Dow have sent
out invitations 10 their numerous
friends requesting their presence at a
party and dance TO be given by the
host and hostess In the town han at
Skipanon on Saturday evening, Every
effort is being made to prepare a
pleasant time for the guest who re-
spond to the invitations.
Yesterday afternoon the planning de-
partment of the Old Oregon Mills re-
sumed work. All employees belonging
10 the other departments Of the mill
are still busy erecting a new bunk
house to replace the one which was
burned down. In the meantime, the
japanese are sleeping in tents; their
quarters resemble the arrivals Of
homeseekers.
The Portland East Greys will not
come here next Sunday therefore our
boys viii be able to apply their full
strength against Seaside baseball club.
This encounter viii be the first game
Of both teams in the newly formed
Columbia River Baseball League.
Mrs. ]. Crandall, Mrs. H. Lee, Mrs.
II, Caples. Mrs. Francis Matson, Miss
Eva Parker, Mrs, E. Gurnell, the
Misses Bosshart, ]. Bosshart, Q. Rob-
inson and H. Caples were among this
city's residents wno visited Astoria
yesterday.
]. S. Kelly and family, B. o. Shuck
ani family and Fred Abbott have re-
turned home from westport, Wash.
Frank Spittle, attorney of Astoria.
was in town on business today.
Baseball Matters.
Everyone interested in local base
ball contests should welcome with joy
the announcement that a baseball
league has been formed consisting Of
the following teams: Cathlamet, Fort
Columbia, Rainier. Seaside, Skamo-
kawa and Warrenton.
The fight for the championship viii
materially add to the Importance oi
the games between these old-time OPP
ponents. A pennant will be awarded
to the winning team of the league
That it be Warrenton is the wish Of
the residents here.
The official score of the games play
ed by the local nine and appear in'ths
columns of the Astorian. Here is tht
adopted schedule of games:
May 5: Catnlamet--Rainer at Cath
Iamet; Skamokawa-Fort Columbia a
Fort Columbia; warrenton-seasid
at warrenton.
May 12: Cathlamet-Seaside at Sea
side; MISUNDERSTANDING, a
skamokawa; Fort Columbia-Rainier
at Rainier
May 19: Cathmlamet - Skamokawi
at Cathlamet; Rainer--W Warrenton a
Warrenton; Seaside-Fort Columbi
at Fort Columbia.
May 26: Cathlamet-Fort Columbi
at Cathlamet; Seasile-Skamokawa a
Skamokawa; Rainier-Warrenton a
Rainier.
June 2: -Warrenton a
Warrenton; Skamokawa-Rainier a
skamokawa; Fort Columbia-Seasid
at Seaside.
June 2S: catnlamet-Seaside a
Cathlamet; Warrenton = Skamokawi
at Warrenton; Fort Columbia-Rainie
at Fort Columbia.
June 30. Cathlamet-Skamokawa a
Skanokawa; Rainier-Warrenton a
Rainier; Fort Columbia-Seaside a
Seaside.
July Z: Cathlamet-Fort Columbi
atN Fort Columbia; Seaside-Skamc
kawa at Seaside; Rainier-Warrento
at Warrenton.
July observation-disclosures a
cathlamet; Skamokawa--Rainier a
Rainier; Fort Columbia-Seaside
Fort Columbia.
July 21: Seaside-Rainier at sea
side; Fort Columbia-Warrenton
Warrenton; Cathlamet-skamokaWa
Skamokawa.