Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-04-27


from Oregon Tuesday.
Inc universal question this week ba
peen Who bought that brick?
l.. l.. Maley was visiting Montesan,
and up river points yesterday.
Geo, II. Wyman isexpected home from
southern Oregon in few days.
Look over the fresh stock lust receive,
at Kroenert Bros. 1t is immense.
DIR. Dumond, of Centralia, was on 8
short visit to the Harbor this week.
Signs of spring are everywhere. House
cleaning, papering, painting and repair
ing.
Jeif Garman, left yesterday for Port
land, where he will spend few bus,
days.
Chas. Wapperstein has been over from
Portland this week visiting Mrs. Wappen
stein.
The alarm bell for the firemen is ex
pected soon, and will be put in place in
the big tower.
Mrs. Grant Kinnison entertained a few
OF her friends by pleasant party at hel
home last evening.
The boys thought they were working
the book agent, but the book agent work.
ed the boys for expenses.
The Alliance came in Tuesday. She
brought over two hundred tons of railroad
iron for Mack's logging camp.
The settlers on lieu lands will hold an.
other meeting at the rink tonight. Every
one interested.should be present.
Can't be,beat for first-class work-The
Grays Harbor Steam Laundry. Prompt.
ness the motto. Give them a trial. n
Mrs. H. A. Hayes and daughter left
yesterday for KANSAS. Mr.. Hayes. went
with them as far as Portland to see them
off.
All the latest and best in groceries at
Kroenert Bros. Fifty tons Of freight Just
received by the schooner Chas. r. Will
son.
The output OF cedar shingles in What
com county fol, the year 1892 was 274, S4O,-
600, valued at nearly half million dol.
lars.
1t is said the man who bought the
brick is expecting to get his money back,
though just how it is to be done is not
stated.
The three-link brethren had glorious
time at Hoquiam last night in honor Of
the 74th anniversary of the order. Sup
per and dancing was in the program.
Mrs. J. G. Weatherwax gave a small
but very enjoyable dinner party Monday
evening in honor of her sister, Miss
Bryant, who is on a visit to Aberdeen.
A "hold up" was reported last week in
Geo. Fishers store. 1t was only another
case of fine suspenders, guaranteed to
hold You up to your entire satisfaction.
Rev. E. B. Sutton, one of the prominent
temperance lecturers in this state, will
deliver an address, entitled "The Saloon
Must Co." at the M. E. Church tomor.
row evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caiman and
family left yesterday for the East They
expect to be gone several months, and
during their absence their headquarters
will be Pottersville, Mich.
Monday was busy day in shipping.
Among the vessels arriving were the
shooners Fanny Adele, Queen, San
Buenaventura, G. R. Wilson, Oceana
Vance and barkentihe Cleaner.
The settlers on lieu lands held meet
ing in the rink Saturday evening and
drafted resolutions to the President and
secretary of the interior asking for an
early settlement Of the question.
An old fellow by the name OF Parks has
been sojourning and lecturing in town
this week, making great deal of fun for
"the boys" The question is: Is he
working the boys or are the boys working
him?
The Baptists will hold services next
Sunday at 10 a. m. in Good Templars'
hall which will be conducted by Rev.
Crandall, of Southern California. Also
services in the evening at 7:30 o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
Yesterday the Title took scow load
of cattle from South Aberdeen up the Ho.
quiam. They were all blooded stock
brought from Minnesota by Mr.. Olsen
who took them up to lake Quiniault
where he will 60 into stock raising.
The Coon Skin Athletic club has elected
the following officers: Frank Weather
wax, president; w. Morgan, vice-presi
dent; John Travis, treasurer; A. Suem
NIGHT, secretary, and Arthur Reinboth
boxing instructor. The club is now ready
to initiate candidates.
In the first grade OF the public schools
Rosa Mayhall, Minnie Smith and Ger
trude Arnold were reported on the roll O
honor last month. The other grades
have not yet reported. To secure thi:
honor it is necessary for the pupil t.
make 100 per cent in attendance, punct
uality and deportment.
A lady having a few hours leisure eacf