Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-07-07
PERSONAL.

A. E. Morten came over from Oregon
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. G. Burgess spent the
4th in Gate City.
VIM. Miner has been on business
trip to Portland this week.
Rev. DIR. Lackey was visiting Centralia
this week on church work.
Rev. Mr.. Sherman was passenger
on the up train last Saturday.
Miss Lena Gaillaic left Wednesday for
a visit TO friends in Gate City.
Lowdin Johnston left Tuesday for W.
u. Mack's camp on the Hoquiam.
r. r. Mcdonald, one of the ranchers
OF the Humptulips was in the city for the
Fourth.
Mrs. McGregor came down from
Wynoochie today on visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart.
Thos. j. Thomas, who still claims
Aberdeen for his home, came down on
the train Sunday.
Mrs. M. T. Berry, who has been on a
visit to friends in Lakeview, this state,
returned Sunday.
Prof. Bryant, wife and family of Aber-
deem are summering in the cottage OF A.
d. Woods, at Westport.
w. H. Gavin, formerly of the HERALD,
but now on the Chehalis Bee, has been
spending few days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Weatherwax and
son spent last Sunday in Montesano, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Trask.
G. A. Beardsley and family of Aber-
deem have moved into their new cottage,
and will spend the summer in Westport.
Judge Mason Irwin and w. J. Starr, of
Montesano, stopped over in Aberdeen on
their way up from the beach last Thurs
day.
Bert Morse having sold out his meat
business, expects hereafter to devote his
energies entirely to making Washington
cedar shingles.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Haynes, Mrs. o. M.
Kellogg and Mrs. T. w. Butler and their
families are down from Aberdeen to live
in their cottage.
G. r. Bell, of Aberdeen, has rented his
cottage at Cohasset glade to Mr.. Filley,
OF Olympia, who will shortly occupy it
with his family.
7. G. Moulton, one of the prominent
ranchers of the Wishkah and also fore
man Of Stevenson's logging camp was in
the city over the Fourth.
M. d. Weeks, guardian of the G. I.
Mack estate, has been in the city for
some time on business connected with
the settlement Of the estate.
Mrs. J. Evans left unexpectedly Tues
day for Clinton, New York, having been
called east by telegram announcing the
serious illness of her mother.
A. E. Ziehlsdorff expects to leave in a
few days for Ashland, Wis, where he
will have charge of the tailoring estab-
lishment of G. H. Zeihlsdorff.
D. Drummond, who has been over in
Spokane watching the movements OF the
Great Northern, is home again. He ex-
poets to SEQ the G. N. down here some
day.
Postmaster Stevens was in Tacoma
this week visiting his brother. This is
the first time postmaster has been away
from Aberdeen since he began working
for johnny Wann.
IN. Benham, of Hoquiam, an old
timer and friend of the HERALD, one
who has been on our subscription list
ever since the paper started, paid this
Office pleasant visit last Thursday.
G. B. Douglas, who has been back in
Iowa selling rights for the Moral Reform
stove pipe company came home Sunday.
He saws the climate back east is too
severe-a cyclone for breakfast, sun
stroke for dinner and third parties every
where.
T.. f, RAIDER, editor Of the Washington
Democrat, has resigned his membership
OF the democratic county central commit
tee, Mr.. RAIDER having become editor OF
peoples party paper. 1t is said that
the name of the Democrat will be
changed.
| Geo. Weatherwax, who is holding
down a claim in 22-S, came down this
week. He says that country is naturally
tributary to Aberdeen, but the settlers
are going to Shelton on the Sound, unless
some effort is made to have trail built
to them.
Mrs. Sarah X. White, principal OF the
Annie Wright, seminary OF Tacoma, was
on visit to the city this week. She ls
at the head of one of the best institutions
of learning for girls in this country, and
those who contemplate sending their
c;rls off TO school should write to her fol
catalogue.
Putting up fruit? Then go to Kroener1
Bros. for fruit jars and rubbers. 37-tf
In old times it seemed to be thought
that a medicine must be nauseating tt
be effective Now, all this is changed