Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-06-04
LOCAL

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amr Taste" hams at the Diamond
Front
So,. aTbe Widow Bedott" is an amusing
,hy. You should see it.
4. smith has completed a cottage at
he foot Of Terrace avenue.
)sr..I Born, at Aberdeen, Friday, May 20, to
LIN Ne wife Of X. Knudsen, a boy.
arnold & Schmidt have moved into
their new building on River street.
AM. Ballew has had residence built
mar the Aberdeen mill on B street.
nh 4. McDougal is having cottage erect
u ain Frances addition, near d street.
sidewalk is being built on the north
aQa ide Of Hume street between + and G.
Beardsley Bros. are making an addi-
~ lion to their building on 'Vishkah street.
FE. Weatherwax is having cottage
erected on the hill :. bove the Catholic
/ church.
AL. Anderson is having two-story
residence built in Frances addition, on
Dstreet
mn Eugene Frances three new dwellings
!. near the North Aberdeen ferry are about
completed.
~ There will bea partial eclipse of the
Ell sun on June g. visible between $40 and
nj Sis a. m.
Rev. Mr. Sherman delivered an able
y sermon at the Congregational church
= Sunday evening.
IN large number OF Aberdeen's young
people rode down to Hoquiam on their
wheels Memorial day.
For two dollars you can get the HER
AID and Mrs. John A. Logan's Home
Aagasiue for one year.
Mrs. Owen is expecting four fine pianos
and cheap organ. All good instruments.
She has on hand pianos for rent. 1t
II J. B. Stewart has twenty acres cleared
4 and in oats and grass. aberdeen ON the
WEhkah is blooming like graden.
Thos. Tethrake has advertised for bids
for the erection of cottage on First
street, near the Congregational church.
The thee two story residences of G. L.
Mack on Market and D streets are good
looking buildings and will soon be fin
ished.
Mrs DR.. Lackey, niece and daughter
went on Tuesday morning by the Aber-
deem to Ocosta to visit friends tAere Il
few days.
The tight-rope performer crowded He
ron street Monday afternoon and even
ing. He performed to an appseciative
audience.
The ABERDEEN candy factory has been
moved into the quarters on Heron street
formerly occupied by Pearson & Roberts
real estate office.
The Chehais ball club will give Aber-
deem nine chance to play even on the
18th Of this. month The match game
will be played here.
Jack Landers is putting up two resi-
dences on Market street between G and
ID, and will build two more on b street
as soon as these are completed.
A burning chimney at j. M. Stout's
on Tuesday evening was the cause OF
the alarm being turned in and the
prompt response of the fire1addies.
A pleasant informal dance was given at
the residence of A. D. Wood, Tuesday, to
W. E. Elliott, on the eve of his departure
rpm Aberdeen to San Francisco, where
he has accepted a situation.
Do you want perfectly fitting plate ?
You call on DR.. Marcoux, our new den
fist, and let him try his hand, and if you
are not perfectly satisfied with it when it
is done it will not cost you cent.
For SALE-One span of horses, weight
1900 pounds, and harness, $500; l mare,
5years old, with colt, unbroken, 800; l
mare. years old, with colt, unbrokep,
$l25. JAMES SMITH, Cedarville, Wash.
A german was danced at the rink
Thursday night, complimentary to Ray
Sherwood, on the eve OF his departure
from Aberdeen. Quite a number OF the
4, Young people were present. Refresh
ments were served, and all had good
time.
A meeting was held at Koehler's hall
Thursday evening, and the ACCESSIBILITY
OF establishing free reading room and
library in this city was discussed at
length. 1t was decided to hold another
meeting Wednesday evening at the
Presbyterian church at s p. m, and all
Interested in this move are earnestly
invited to attend. Good speakers VIII
be present.