The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-08
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dry goods store, Of llwaco left Sat
urday Tor Portland 70 spend 4 short
vacation, When he returns his bro
thcr Leo. viii have short leave Of
absence In which he will visit some
place Of interest.
"A very interesting 500 party was
held recently at the home OF Mr., and
Mrs Porter al Seayiew IN honor OF
Mrs, Judge Hurley After the game
was finished. a most enjoyable lunch.
con was served, consisting Of coffee
cake and sandwiches. The dining
room. which was very beautifully de-
corated served as the dancing pavil-
lion, The guests departed praising
Mr. and Mrs, Porter's abilities as
host and hostess
Reverend Breyick, pastor Of the
| Lutheran Church Of Chinook left the
latter part Of last week for Parkland,
Oregon, where he goes on account Of
poor health. AS Mr., Breyick speaks
and writes several languages he ex.
poets to teach language, IL his new
home town
Mrs, Tenant OF Nahcotta left re-
Gently for her home in Portland,
Mr. H. II, Tinker and his two
daughters. Miss Myrtle and Della, Of
Long Beach were heard from few
days ago and were in Boston, They
expect to return some time near
Christmas after having visited
throughout the east During his alb
sence. Mr.. Tinker Is having extensive
repairs made on his hotel at Long
Beach.
School at Long Beach was opened
with very good attendance Miss Da'
Wis and Miss Smith In charge.
j r. Coulter, county road commits
sioner, left Monday for South Bend,
to attend commissioners meeting and
also a meeting Of the Good Roads
Association He will return the lat
ter part Of this week.
A very beautiful and quiet wedding
was solcmuized last Sunday in Ray
mond, when r A. Padget Of that
place and Miss Lottie Green, of South
Bend were united in marriage by Rev
crend r. l.. Wolfe. The ceremony
took place at the Van Akin residence
the young bride Is daughter OF AL
Green and has spent most Of her life.
in Tlwaco. The groom formerly had
barber shop in South Bend, but Of
late has been working in shop at
Raymond He Is a fine young man
Of good habits and sterling abilities
and deserves TO succeed. The brides
host Of friends in llwaco, wish them
an abundance Of continued happiness
Mrs, z. J. Walker and son Fred. Of
Seaview left last Saturday for Port
land They will return soon.
Clark Hedrick, who has been So
liciting and delivering groceries at the
beach, during the past summer for
the firm of l.. d, Williams & Son, left
Monday for Portland for a couple Of
weeks visit with his mother and sis
ter, who reside in that city. He will
remain in the employ OF Mr. Williams
for the coming winter
Eli Mort and his young son, were
visitors to Astoria Monday,
Mr. Bergman OF Fort Columbia
was in llwaco Sunday. He drove
home in the evening
w. B. Hawkins, is having his resi-
dence on Lake Street re-shingled in
some places also his barn preparatory
to the severe storms experienced here
in the winter
George L. Colwell ani G. = 2oA
ers have closed a deal with Mr., Dyer
of the Clatsop Mill at Astoria, for
the disposal Of several rats Of logs,
amounting to several thousand dol
lars. The logs are at present in Bear
River but will be transferred to As
toria soon, over the Ilwaco Railroad
lines.
Mrs. w. c. Morden returned few
days ago from the Pacific cranberry
marsh, where she has been conduct.
ing general merchandise store for
few weeks.
Mr. Sauders who is filling the posi-
tion at the Megler Station formerly
held by David Hood, junior, was in
Ilwaco Monday purchasing supplies
C. +, Rogers left Tuesday for Ray
mond and South Bend on business,
]. A. Howerton and II. H. Unruh
are beautifying their residences on
Lake Street with fresh coat OF
paint.
Mrs. Andrew Kary, and son Of
Stringtown were in Ilwaco Tuesday.