Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-19
REF NJ ENTION.

nj Gus Leese was on a business trip to
gmria this week.
Read what Kroenert Bros. have to say
B week, in another column.
William Crosbie was Il passenger on
mornings train for Montesano.
he schooner Charles Il. Wilson came
Friday and is loading lumber at Will
Is mill.
III William Miner, ST., left yesterday morn
for the Worlds Fair and on business
Michigan.
J. Il. Beardsley returned on Monday
IN three months visit to his old home
Michigan.
august Hidden left yesterday for
ebolt, Iowa. and may remain there
manently.
ulius Hycr returned OH Monday from
visit to relatives in Michigan and the
vbrld's Fair.
''"u Attorncy j. G. Cross left for Olympia,
terday, where he has business in the
dCY0f preme court.
William Lanning was among others
nhN I'm Aberdeen who visited the county
It on Monday.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. I. Crawford returned on
bnday from their visit to the Worlds
ir and Stanton, Mich.
Miss Ellen Griffin, of the Satsop, is
"A kying with her sister, Mrs. WEIGH, in
VI Is city for three weeks.
q DrsyEtarr Sherman, tax agent for the n. =.
ersonalS II. Co., was looking up the city taxes
his company yesterday.
sServces at the Norwegian Methodist
hurch every Sunday at II Il, m. and I 80
m. Rev. o. IIeggen, pastor.
Rev. DR.. A. II. Lackey left on Monday
pr Spokane, to attend the Presbyterian
N ynod, which is in session in that city
his week.
"~Sf According to the Elma Chronicle the
at lovlrmers around that place were damaged
n the recent storm to the amount
f$5O,0OO.
Show your appreciation OF the fire boys
ug, enerous spirit by attending their free
-.Ahnce in Koehler's hail, Saturday night,
ttober 81.
rs, Mrs. J. II. Evans and little daughter
8zchl d Mrs; r.. II: Evans left on Monday
"or the Worlds Fair and visit to cast
sn relatives.
Ia. A. Brauer and NJ. Il. Sherwood re-
urned from South Bay on Monday with
V16XSS ducks and geese, the fruit of two
''~'& ys' hunting.
81. w. Moore returned on Tuesday from
lgtoxte fruit ranch in Oregon. He brought
ck carload OF apples and pears for the
rbor market.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. NJ. Kellogg Mrs. A.
@Stevens and Mrs. =. f. Finch left on
bnday for Portland, to attend the In
4stral Exposition.
The managers OF the Pacific Hotel ale
determined to make their hotel a credit
wv Aberdeen. They are paying particular
4cntion to the table.
Mrs. Holmes, inspector OF the w. r. c.
q the state Of Washington, arrived in
s1An|4 e city yesterday from Seattle, on tour
h0l inspection Of the harbor.
MGet your milk at the Pioneer Dairy, il
=. IN want good milk and good meaurc \
RThe Woman's Foreign Missionary
ciety will hold their regular monthly
7VCQe Getting with Mrs. Jacob Weatherwax.
l. ~ xt Wednesday afternoon.
easouy#8 For rent cheap, large, partially fur
shed house near Market street. Abund-
pit supply OF hot and cold water in
WASH tchen and bath room. Address, F. Il.
gall, Aberdeen postofTice.
% Il social will be held in the Lutheran
,urch, Saturday evening, October 81,
N pr the benefit OF the church. Admission
OBil be free, but q small charge will be
made for the supper. Everybody cor.
dially invited TO attend.
Henry Spoon departed for the Worlds
4air, Yesterday morning. He will meet
Xk1f1l Mrs Spoon in Chicago, and after a short
"lyist to friends in Michigan, they will 60
Texas to spend the winter, returning
r..ro b Aberdeen next spring.
''V'"% The drink for summer should be cool
And refreshing. Weinhards Beer hits
Hhc right spot every time.
The brigantne 7. W. Lucas came in
funday evening, after rough voyage OF
nineteen days from San Francisco. After
being re-calked, on the sand-spit at Cos
I'M mopolis, she will take on cargo OF lum-
II Der at WcatherwaXs mill.
At the meeting on Monday evening at
~ the Congregational church fog the pur-
pposc OF organizing class OF all denomi-
= fnations for the purpose OF bible study, a