Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-12-28
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ty last night.
A. J. West is slowly improving, al
III still confined to his bed.
Carr LETT last Saturday for Montana,
he has extensive mining interests.
your milk at the Pioneer Dairy, il
rant good milk and good meaurc.
b. j. w. Moore left OH Tuesday for
and, to spend the holidays with
YES.
)nry Spoon is building house on
Wishkah street, adjoining George
rs new house.
". 0. IIeggen. pastor OF the Norwe-
Methodist church, is confined to his
With la grippe.
Rix Robinson returned from Oregon
erday, and will remain in the city
hg the winter.
F. Hill, engineer at the waterworks,
box OF Christmas dinner with his
PITS, at Elma.
rs. A. X. Wade is down from North
!, visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith, and other relatives.
htil gone we will give a WORLDS
SOUVENIR Spoon with each cash pur-
be OF IS or more. II. L. Cook & Co.
ervy Robson spent Christmas in tine
returning to Edison OH Tuesday.
Robson will not return for a few
ks.
[r. and Mrs. Max Sanford were the
its Of friends at Cosmopolis, Christ
and enjoyed the festive occasion in
bid style.
nife, fork and spoon in sets for child
at Sanfords, engraved free Of charge.
lessrs. Wooding, Jackson and Fetter-
IN, with their wives, went down to the
ch this week. combining business
h pleasure.
=. +. Babcock came over from Asst ria,
turday, to enjoy the holiday festivities
in his family. He expects to return
1t Saturday.
Every time the freight train comes in
brings new goods for Crowther's Fur
lure Store, suitable for holiday presents.
me and see them.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. =. Trask, Of Monte
DO, spent Christmas in Aberdeen with
htives and attended the band boys
nee in the evening.
a fine spread Of turkey and other pala-
>le dishes to tempt the most fastidious
curean was an attraction at Johnson's
pom, Christmas night.
here will be meeting Of the Aber-
IN Library Association at Mrs. Crow
RS residence, January 2, 1894, at 7 80
n. Mrs. Perry, secretary.
Can't be beat for first-class work-The
eys Harbor Steam Laundry. Prompt
- the motto. Give them a trial.
ounty Superintendent St. Claire, OF
|homish county, and Commissioner
10. Hoss, OF Lewis county, were guests
Prof. and Mrs. Kittle, this week.
Ar. and Mrs. Theodore Brewer, and
ps Reta Baker, of Montesano, spent
urday last in town, meanwhile visit
ir friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Joslyn.
lev. T. G. Craig, former pastor of the
hgregational church, is spending the
days in the city, and preached to a
e congregation Sunday morning.
r. and Mrs. George Nelson, of Nelson,
g., arrived in the city on Friday, and
spending the holidays with Mrs. Mel
's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Knudsen.
lave you visited Max Sanford's jewelry
10 lately? He has new goods in every
artment. Silverware, jewelry, new
ches for the ladies, rings, pins, etc.
finely decorated tree and Santa
JUS at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
1erson, Christmas eve, amused Miss
ME and number of her little friends.
he numerous expanded craniums in
city Monday and Tuesday mornings
proof positive that Thomas and
emiah came out victorious in the
bles of the previous evenings.
he Bible study class will meet in the
sbyterian church next Sunday after
IN at o'clock. The lesson will be a
lew of the first part Of the life of
rist, under the leadership of Rev.
Plyn.
Did you see those elegant Meer-
baum and Briar Pipes at Maley'ss
captain and Mrs. Smith, of the steamer
pie Burrows, went over to Willapa har.
:, last Saturday, to spend Christmas
th relatives. During their absence
yptain Peter Wilson has command of
boat.
Saturday evening, about nine o'clock,
b residence Of J. p. Hollomon was dis.
vered to be on fire. The firemen were
pn on the ground, but as the fire had
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