The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-09-02

tinue him in the Office as deputy de
spite their protests.
The new peat works are almos
I ready for the manufacture OF fuel
The machinery was started few
days ago and except for some minor
parts worked satisfactorily A few
pieces Of the peat fuel was made intc
brick form and placed IN the DIR,
she'd. The manager stated that with
in few days he would be turning out
the manufactured article at the rate
Of about 80 tons per day, This will
add one more to the list OF industries
for Ilwaco and carry with It a nice
pay roll at the end Of each month.
\ A large number OF llwacoites at
tended the Regatta held at Astoria
last week and all report il one of the
best ever held in that city, The
amusements were good but the most
enjoyable place some OF them found
was the country dance. 1t pleased
them to hear the old familiar words
"Sashay" and Shake Yo Feet, so
much so, that they did not come home
til morning.
| Daniel Markham, Joe Markham,
Frank Embree and several others left
! the latter part OF last week for Shoai-
water Bay where they will engage in
| fall fishing. We understand they have
all secured hunters licenses for the
season and no doubt some of the
citizens of Ilwaco viii be feasting on
wild game ere long.
r. Fl. Herrold returned to Ilwaco,
the first OF the week from over on
the bay. He has salmon poison in
the right hand and is here for medical
| treatment.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Tubbi and
children left the latter part of last
week for Portland where they will
spend few days and then proceed to
some point in Idaho, where they will
make their future home.
Mrs. VIM Gregory who has been
confined to her bed for some time
with complication of troubles was
taken to the hospital in Astoria
Monday for treatment.
Mr., McElroy, who during the sum-
mer months was employed by the
Ilwaco Railroad Company as train
dispatcher, left Monday for Spokane,
Wash.
Miss Belle and Alice Davis, OF Sea-
side, Oregon, were guests of Miss
Hannah Hughes the latter part OF
last week. They returned home Mon
day.
Mrs. ]. f. Kelly, Miss Bess Kelly,
Mrs. Matt Kelly and son, left Tues
day, for their home in Portland after
almost months outing at Long
Beach.
Mrs. Steve Miller, Miss Maude Chill
coat and Miss Lillian Jollife, were in
Ilwaco Monday, visiting with Mrs.
James L. Vaughn.
Mrs. ]. w. Howerton, Of Portland,
and Mrs. Emma Hoffman. of South
Bend, are visiting relatives in Ilwaco
at present.
Astor Seaborg, Jr., returned Satur-
lay from a months visit to Leban,
Wash. where he has been staying
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Markham.
Miss Winnie Hansen, OF Portland,
is guest OF her friend, Mrs. Barthole-
new, for few days, at the llwaco
Saving Station.
Miss Edith Whitcomb and Miss
Ida Saarila, spent Saturday in As
toria, returning the following morn
ing. They report a splendid time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Seaborg re-
urned Monday from Astoria where
they spent Sunday.
Miss Ruth Richardson was a guest
Of Miss Nellie Williams over Sun
day.
CO Fun, Chinese foreman in the
Ilwaco cannery, and family, returned
Monday from few days leave of the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Graham and
children, left Monday for Edmunds,
Wash, to spend the winter.
Mrs Charles Eckert and daughter,
Frances, were visitors to Ilwaco Sun
day
Miss Mabel Rogers, left Monday
Tor Portland where she will attend
school this winter.
Mrs. Fred Brown returned Tuesday
from Astoria.