Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-09
ROUND The COUNTY

The commissioners begin appraising
school lands this week.
We understand that the Typhoon will
be put ON the Montesano- Westport route
as soon as trains begin running regularly
to Ocosta.
Hoquiam is now shipping fresh clans
to Portland. The clans are packed in
tide-land grass to keep them cool. The
idea is an excellent one.
Marriage licenses were issued Tuesday
OF last week to w. L. Hayes and Miss
Harriet E. Cody, of Elma; M. r. San
ford and Miss Sadie M. Cation Of
Hoquiam.
Allen Weir, secretary Of state, will ad-
dress the citizens of Montesano and vicin-
ity on the political issues of the day, on
the 18th inst, under the auspices of the
republican club.
Capt. Mcdonald, of the Clan, has told
the base ball boys OF the harbor that he
will carry them free at any time to any
point on the harbor when they want to
play ball.-Ocosta Pioneer.
The Odd Fellows of Ocosta will erect a
two-story building to cost not less than
$4,000, provided they can secure de-
sirable lot from the land companies on
Ocean avenue.-Ocosta Pioneer.
Hon. M. z. Goodell, we are panied to
hear, is very low, it being doubtful
whether he can rally in his present
weakened condition. His many friends
are anxiously inquiring, hoping against
hope that he may soon recover.-Demo-
crat.
The new Episcopal church will be PAX
40, with chancel 16x16. There will
also be basement rooms for Sunday
school and other purposes. Architec-
turally the design is handsome one and
the church will be decided ornament to
the city.-Ocosta Pioneer.
The county commissioners have agreed
to pay one-third of the cost of building
the South Bay bridge and approaches.
and also to apply the road tax of the two
road districts through which the road
runs to the work. This tax amounts to
about 81 900. As soon as the new plan
calling for sixty-foot draw is approved
by toe war department the board will
advertise for bids.-Ocosta Pioneer.
At the Peoples party primary the fol-
lowing delegates were elected to attend
the county convention which meets in
Elma June 8, at 10 O'Clock a. m: VIM.
Twidwell, Noah Taylor, A. J. Crisp, J. L
Mcdonald and S. H. Beckwith. This
convention will elect delegates to the
State convention which meets in Tacoma
June Is for the purpose of electing dele
gates to the national convention at
Omaha July 4.
Things are getting metropolitan down
this way when man is held up (or
knocked dewn) and robbed of watch and
money, as was the case one night re-
Gently between here and Aberdeen. A
blacksmith in one of the Hoquiam log
ging camps reports such an experience,
losing his watch and thirty odd dollars
In money. He was evidently felled with
club and for some time rendered un-
conscious. -Washingtonian.
Yesterday witnessed a lively sprintine
match between Constable Crisp and q
debtor against whom writ of attach
ment had been issued. The object of the
race was to reach third party who held
some money belonging to the defendant
The ground covered was about two and q
half miles, across lots, and the style go
as-you- please. For few hundred yards
it was neck and neck, then the cares O.
official life began to show on the worthy
constable, as he began to drop in the
rear. When the defendant reached the
garnishee the officer was mot in it,
Quickly collecting his money he turnec
and smilingly bid the constable "goo(
day. "-Elma Chronicle.
THE New York anti-snap convention
refrained from instructing it's delegates
for Cleveland. Pity George Hazzart
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