Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-07-27

Rooms neat and clean at the Pacific. n
Sam Benn returned Sunday from Port
land.
Miss Katie Mcdonald left Tuesday for
California.
l.. L. Maley left Tuesday for Tacoma
on business.
Mrs. Fred King was up from Westport
last Sunday.
Father Deichman came down from the
Sound Sunday.
Miss Ella Miller was on a visit to Mon
tesano Tuesday.
II you want good wholesome beer,
drink Weinhard's.
The schooner G. r. Wilson came in
Tuesday, and will load for Wilson Bros.
joe Keith last week sold his raft of logs
to the Grays Harbor Commercial COM
pany.
l.. l.. Trask, now of the prosperous far
mers OF the Satsop family, was in town
Sunday.
A. G. Little, with number OF others,
was out Monday after little of the in
demnity land.
Tom Moulton brought down Sunday
forty quarts of strawberries from his
Wishkah ranch.
Miners foundry this week finished up
the engine and boilers they have been
making for Wilson Bros.
The funeral of VIM. Welch will be held
from the Methodist church to morrow
afternoon at two o'clock.
| Prof. Campbell, who has been in Mon
tesano engaged with work connected
with the assessment Of this district, was
in town over Sunday.
Call at the Aberdeen Bakery for fresh
bread, cakes and pies, fruits and nuts,
cigars and tobaccos; manufacturers Of
fancy taffy and plant candies.
Geo. L. Courtenay, who for sometime
was on duty here as the agent for the Ca
madam Pacific railroad, was recently
married at Victoria, B. c., to Miss Wal
lace Of that city.
The record Of the Colombia river sal
mon fisheries up to date has never shown
such disastrous year as the present. 1t
is an. i'll wind, etc., and the Aberdeen
canneries will probably reap the harvest.
The first lot Of shingles ever shipped to
Boston by vessel is being carried by the
bark Olympia, which recently left Puget
Sound. Her cargo consists of $4,000
shingles, 575 spars, and 100000 feet of
Car stills, flooring and deck planking.
Hop vines in Chehalis county have
never looked better in the month or July
than they do this year. There are in
this county 700 acres planted to hops,
and the acreage next season will he
greatly increased if this proves favor
able year for the crop.
A. H. Christopher, who by accident
was forced to give up his trip from
Olympia to Chicago on bicycle, re-
turned after having reached Genesee,
Idaho, where he was laid up for month
with dislocated knee joint. Mr.. Chris
topher left Olympia May 20, with Chicago
as his destination. He travelled $50 miles
on his wheel.
For SALE OR Rent A large commodi-
GUS cottage at Cohasset Beach, upon ia
vorable terms. Veranda on two sides.
Apply to G. B. Weatherwax.
During June there were shipped from
Washington to eastern points grand ag-
gregate of 150,000,0 900 shingles, compria-
| ing about 800 car loads, via. the Northern
Pacific, and 900 over the Great Northern.
The enormous increase in the business is
shown from the fact the shipments for
June last year were only 500 car loads.
One hundred and fifty millions is an al
most incomprehensible figure, and if
made in one shipment, it would have re-
quired solid train load nearly 80 miles
in length.
Put up in neat watch-shaped bottles, sugar
| coated, Small Bile Beans. &C. per bottle.