Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-06-15
RRIEF MENTION.

DR.. FRENCH, vi hohocSaho, was u VISITOR
b Aberdeen Tuesday.
Attorney Bridges, of Montesano, was
IN the Harbor Sunday.
&c. Cooper, Of Cosmopolis, found re.
.ration in Aberdeen Sunday.
Geo. Ninemire, of Montesano, was
aoTn for few days this week.
CAPTAIN A. T. Stream is candidate for
natmaster over at South Bend.
B. ]. Garman was registered at the
Worlds fair from Aberdeen this week.
Nj The schooner La Gironde is loading at
Vests and the Queen at Weatherwax's
Circulars containing pictures of the two
rld brick swindlers have been received
here.
The salmon catch on the Columbia is
much smaller this season than was an
dcipated.
It is expected that bids to build the
lwing road near Montesano will be
called for in about one month.
Can't be beat for first-class work-The
Grsys Harbor Steam Laundry. Prompt
ness the motto. Give them trial.
The schooner Chas. r. Wilson arrived
il Tuesday, and is loading for Wilson
! Bros. Capt. Johnson reports a pleasant
tip up.
The settlers league will hold an i'm
portant special meeting tomorrow night
| bconsider the special report of the COM
! mittee.
The mate of the Title took an involun-
hry salt water bath Monday. He went
down pipe in mouth and came up the
same way.
The Hoquiam people speak in the high
est terms Of praise of the operetta Trial
by jury" rendered there Saturday even
ing by Aberdeen talent.
WANTED-At this office, an intelligent
lad to learn the printing trade. Must be
willing to work for nothing and board
himself for the first six months. If
It is whispered that there is promi-
nent dark horse candidate for deputy col
lector of this port OF entry whose name
has not been mentioned. Who is he?
The Grays Harbor Commercial Co.
began work last week upon their single
mill. Manager Whites motto seems to
be, Improvement is the order of the
age"
Anwho drink beer consider Weinhard's
the best. G. e. Burrows & Co., Agents,
Aberdeen.
The baseball game, that was to have
been played last Sunday between Aber-
deem and Montesano, was postponed on
account of the rains. 1t will be played
next Sunday.
The steamer Point Iona arrived in
Monday from San Francisco. She
brought over from South Bend a, cargo Of
spruce, to be dried and dressed for east
ern shipment.
Miss Maud Perry, who has been spend
ing the winter and spring with friends in
Grand Rapids, Mich, came home Tues
day, and now there is rejoicing in the
Perry household.
The HERALD and the New York Weekly
World, one year, strictly in advance. for
1890.
The Kickapoos left for Hoquiam this
week. They expect to 60 to Ocosta on
the 26th; but before going, will give a
benefit here on the 25th for the benefit OF
the st. Joseph hospital.
The steamer Willapa, which formerly
ran between here and Portland, has been
purchased by the Hastings Steamboat
company OF Port Townsend, and will run
between that place and Neah bay.
New goods constantly coming in. Our
business must be increased. low prices
will do it. Come and see for yourselves.
Our stock is complete from end to end.
ct ToKLAs & KAUFMAN.
The steamer Josie Burrows came up
from Hoquiam Monday. She now has
her machinery and wheel in place, and
will be ready for the inspectors when
they come down today. She's beauty
R. H. Evans and bride arrived here
from Columbus, Kansas, on Monday.
The new couple are most cordially well
coined to Aberdeen. Mrs. Evans was
formerly Miss CLARA Martin, OF Colum'
bus
II you want a good wholesome beer
drink Weinhard's.
At the school election, held Monday
Alexander Young was elected director
and w. B. Mack was reelected clerk
Little interest was taken in the election
only about 100 votes being cast. Only
about twenty ladies voted.
Richard Head, who for short time II
'89 was editor of the Bulletin, is wantee
in Tacoma on charge of misapproprlat
ing fifty dollars, so says the Ledger. Late
the Ledger says Head was arrested ant
released upon his own recognizance.
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