The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-18

ford arrived Saturday from the Lynn
logging camp on the upper Nase
and spent Sunday with their fami
lies in this city,
| Captain Stuart Of Cape Disappoint
ment was among the business visitoi
to Astoria the latter part Of tht
week.
Miss Mary Miller returned re-
Gently to her home at the Ilwacc
Beach Life Saving Station. after !
visit with friends in South Bend
Wash.
On Saturday evening quite a mum,
her of persons, both from this city
and Long Beach. attended the social
dance in the Ilwaco opera house
They report the usual good music
and fine time.
Daniel Markham returned Satur-
day from Portland, where himself
and wife have spent a couple OF
weeks, with their small daughter,
who has undergone an operation for
adenoid growths. She Is much inn
proved and Mrs, Markham win re-
turn with her some time soon.
Harry Waters returned to Fort
Candy last week from Astoria where
he enjoyed a two or three days
leave of absence, He resumed his
place on the life saving crew, which
was filed by Al Simmons, while he
was away.
Several men from the Pintilla log
ging camp on the Nasel, were in the
city Sunday, they are as follows:
Ernest Samples, John Cook. Fred
Hines, Joe Markham, Frank Embree
and John Williamson. They return
ed in the evening.
Mrs. Milton Yorke Of Portland,
well known in this city and Long
Beach has been a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Unruh for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morden, their
daughter, Miss Mildred and SON
Ransler, took in the wedding of their
friend, Miss Dora Larson, Sunday in
Astoria, They returned early Mon
day morning on the Hulda |.
Miss Jenny Sankala and Myrtle
Williamson were visitors to Fort
Candy, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Seaborg of this
city returned Monday morning from
Astoria, where they spent Sunday.
Miss Edith Whitcomb spent Sun
day with Miss Alice Yeaton at her
home at the head of Shoalwater Bay
Tom Williams and Riese Hall of
Chinook spent Sunday in this city
with friends and relatives.
A football game was pulled off |
Sunday afternoon on the Ilwaco
grounds, between the Ilwaco and |
Long Beach teams. This exciting
game was Witnessed by a large
:rowd. The score was 3 to 0 in favor
If Ilwaco.
Mrs. Whitehouse was down from
Portland recently looking through
Ter restaurant at Long Beach, prepa-
atory for details for the coming
ush.
The rehearsals for the play, Down
\ Dixie" which is to be given next
aturday evening in the Ilwaco
pera house by the Christian En-
eavor are progressing very nicely
nd judging from the cast of char
cters this southern drama is sure to
e success.
Albert Jacobson and sister, Miss
lima Jacobson, returned Saturday
their home at Long Beach, from !
alifornia where they have spent
lie winter Mr.. Jacobson returns
uch improved in health. 1
Ben Wise arrived Tuesday from
outhern Oregon where he has been :
sisting his brother, Max, in the
anagement Of their new store in Il
lendalc for the past few months. "
e will remain in Ilwaco for several p
Us, looking after business interests D
re. '%s &
Miss Alice Burch arrived the first II
the week from Portland, where
e is attending school to visit her VI
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burch q
this city. re
[. A. Loomis and son, L. f. Loom tn
were in the city for a short time
esday on business. M
Yrs. ]. S. Jones came down from dl
nook Tuesday to visit her sister. m
$. c. F. Kerlee who is in poor re-
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