Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-07-06
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Ben Ladue has moved back TO Aber.
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H. Z. Cooper came up this mornino
from Ocosta. 4
Miss Adah Sargent left this mornipo
for Portland.
Mrs. A. Veser and Otto returned from
the Sound yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. White. of Common
OILS were in town yesterday.
Mrs. Peckham, who has been in town
Vislting relatives, returned home this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winder, who were up
the country spending the Fourth, came
home yesterday.
hammond Sherwood got his leg badly
sprained in the ball game Sunday. He
is getting all right again now.
A daughter OF VIM. Miner arrived
Monday on visit from the East and
Will spend some time with her parents.
The steamer Montesano was put on the
cradle at the ship yard yesterday, and
hauled up on the ways. She will be
thoroughly overhauled and repaired.
Sherwood expects to put into his mill
Saturday the two new boilers recently
built for him at Miners foundry. He ex-
poets to begin running again about the
18th.
Miss Maude Perry returned yesterday
from the north beach, and will 90 down
to Cohasset to join the party consisting
OF Mrs. Gum, Mrs. Riker and Miss
Caldwell.
The court was unable to decide yester-
day upon the question of receiver for
the Aberdeen Shingle Manufacturing
Company, owing to the creditors not
agreeing.
Prof. Davis and his friends were pleased
to see it announced in Yesterdays Orego-
MAN that the professor had been chosen
as one of the instructors in the Portland
high schools.
John Fullerton, the popular and &C
driver of the Aberdeen
Hoquiam stage, left last Friday for the
Argentine Republic, to make his ever
lasting fortune.
A. G. Little was in Montesano Satur-
day attending meeting of the re-organi-
cation of the peoples party. The party
will be on the fight henceforth for free
coinage Of silver.
If you want a good wholesome beer,
drink Weinhard's.
Maurice Trask struck a fine large
growth of poison ivy at the beach on the
Fourth, and now looks as though he had
been intimately mixed up with some
dynamite scandal.
Floyd Bush, B. Weatherwax and VIM.
Phoner started out this morning, with
good byes from many friends, to see the
world and the worlds fair. They expect
to be gone about SIX weeks.
0. V. Linn, in whom we all fell per-
sonal interest, was the orator of the day
in Olympia Tuesday Olympia shows
ner good sound sense in patronizing home
even in the matter of eloquence.
B. r. Freeland, dentist, of Montesano,
wishes to announce to the Aberdeen pub
lie that he will be here on Monday, July
nth, prepared to do all kinds of dentistry
work in manner warranted to give salts
action. ct
Miss Linnie Gaillac left last Friday for
olympia, where she has been engaged to
each in the public schools. Miss Gaillac
vas very popular here, and her pupils
md friends are extremely sorry to have
Ter leave.
The subjects for discussion at the
Methodist church next Sunday will be :
At IL O'Clock a. M, ''The Peculiarities Of
Methodist Rules; at p. M, "Does
Nature, Human or Material, Require the
Observance of the Christian Sabbath"
B. j. Garman came home this week.
Jeff has been taking in the worlds fair,
md visiting his parents at his old home
n Pennsylvania. He says he wishes he
lad had six months instead Of ten days
% see the wonders Of the world at Chicago.
Alex Mcmillan, who lives down the
Hoquiam road, went over into neighbor
Barker's house to remove some furniture,
It the request OF his absent neighbor, and
ound that some thief had been making
away with his neighbours goods and
,hattels.
Conrad Knudsen, who for so long
line ran the WIshkah river ferry and
afterwards the South Aberdeen ferry, has
bought the Thompson ferry across the
liver, and will hereafter pilot
% and fro the passengers between Aber-
leen and Hoquiam.
The first tennis tournament OF the sea-
son was played at the court on the base
ball grounds this forenoon. The home
team, J. G. Weatherwax and I. @. Craig,
carried off the honors from the visitors,
Starr and Dickey, by winning three out
Of five sets. There is another contest on
this afternoon.
The best way to raise the body OF a
drowned man is to take a number OF
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