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

r,s little steamer Alert was down from
cosmopOlis Monday.
I'd Benn returned Sunday from bust
ness trip to Portland.
&c. Pearson gave talk at the M. E.
.An,ch Sunday evening.
The sloop Flirt was hauled up on the
avs Tuesday for repairs.
, beautiful line of Spring Millinery at
Mrs. M. A. Crammatte's.
N,s Wiltsie, who has been over in
r,ocouyer, came home last week.
The rate for the round trip to the
uo,ld,s Fair has been fixed at $3.50.
The tug Traveller left yesterday for
olympia with the Bowers dredge in tow.
Gst YOUR milk at the Pioneer Dairy, if
en- want good milk and good measure. n
Ms. Perry and Mrs. Wyman gave a
,lesssnt afternoon entertainment Mon
Day.
Thu schooner La Gironde arrived last
rssk and is loading lumber at Vests
MILL
Hyou want something neat and nice,
.,oect the stock OF neckties at Geo.
fishers.
John G. Lewis and H. H. Case were
hHu from Montesano spending Sunday
Jhome.
Attorney McGerry was in Tacoma last
,.ek auditing the claims of ex-Secretary
Hazard.
All who drink beer consider Weinhard's
n. best G. e. Burrows 8 Co., Agents,
lbsrdeen.
NJ E. Horr came over from Oregon
ais week to look after his large business
interests here.
The circular increasing rates, recently
Nued by the Pacific insurance union, has
been annulled.
Twelve schooners are now in the Har-
Dor. That means four million feet of
lumber, at least.
Mrs. T. S. Tew came down from the
Sound Tuesday for few days visit
mong old friends.
To aid Digestion take one Small Bile Bean
utter eating. 25c. per bottle.
The schooner Charles R. Wilson came
Tuesday and is now loading lumber at
wilson Bros mill.
The typical book agent has been in
Town this week making life miserable for
those he has tackled.
West has raft of hemlock to cut that
will be used for finishing and other pur-
poses in the Aberdeen hotel.
Services at. the Norwegian Methodist
church every Sunday at IL a, m. and 7 80
pm. Rev. 0. Heggen, pastor. y
The government last week secured a
nrdict at Spokane against John III. Stone
hr cutting timber on government lands.
John Pomgratz, who broke one of the
bones in his right ankle at the Cosmopo-
lis mill last week, is now able to be out
on clutches.
Carlyle w. Harris, who was sentenced
nNew York to be electrocuted for wife
murder, has had his sentence committed
BY Governor Flower.
Cure for Colds, Fevers and General De-
biity, Small Bile Beans. Csc. per bottle.
General A. V. Kautz was visiting
samuel Benn this week. General Kautz
snow on the retired list and makes his
headquarters at Tacoma.
Edmund Croft, of Markham, was in
awn Tuesday. He says party of North
an Pacific surveyors are down his way
surveying indemnity lands.
Call at the Aberdeen Bakery for fresh
'read, cakes and pies, fruits and nuts,
cigars and tobaccos; manufacturers OF
ancy taffy and plant candies. \
Workmen began Monday clearing away
he debris of the old Aberdeen hotel.
The structure will be rebuilt as a good
hestory hotel, and moved four feet east.
lR. Buxton, OF the Winlock Pilot and
Fssident of the Washington state press
ISOLATION, was in the city Monday on
Asiness of interest to the newspaper
Eternity.
Ar. Riggs got picaroon through his
and last Saturday, while working at the
|ars' single mill. The wound was a
painful one, but the hand is getting on
fright now.
Loggers having cedar logs to sell will
% we'll to call at the office OF the Sher-
sood Single Co.. in the rear OF the First
NATIONAL bank, before disposing of their
0gs elsewhere. y
An excellent article on the natives
foods Of Washington is written for the
st Puget Sound Lumberman by Prof.
henderson, forestry commissioner for the
nate Of Washington.
Boston lumbermen are looking forward
the arrival of carload of cedar
angles from Washington. This will be
he first lot of high grade wood sent 10
ae Hub from this state.
Monday afternoon Wilson Bros, shut
Nwn for little while on account oil
sater. When they were ready to start
| Up again thew Whistled for the men and