Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

in the morning, when they managed to
reach shore. They say at times the wind
seemed to lift the boat clear out of water.
Twas dangerous trip for a small boat.
Fresh fruit always on hand at Rein
both Bros
The diver succeeded in locating the
boiler of the wrecked steamer Wishkah
Chief, last Saturday, and it was raised
and placed on the dock at the foot Of +
street. 1t was not damaged from
rust, although it has been at the bottom
of the Chehalis nearly Il year.
The return of gold from Europe is as
cheering rs the offer Of bargains by JEFF.
The storm last Friday night caused
fish to run up the harbor in large quanti-
ties, and the fishermen made some big
hauls Friday and Saturday nights. The
largest haul was that made by Gus
Bcnjus, whose catch for Saturday night
was 760 salmon, mostly silvcrsides.
Mr.. Rasor's little 9.year old son met
with a painful accident OH Saturday b.
running crooked thorn into his little toe
near the nail. 1t could not be pulled out
without cutting, and the little fellow
suffered intensely the three-quarters Of
an hour it took to get the thorn out.
Take the Union Pacific and visit Salt
Lake City and Denver enroute.
Deputy State Fish Commissioner +. C.
Eversham caused the arrest OF six fisher
men, on Tuesday, for violation OF the fish
laws in fishing between the hours Of six
p. m. Saturday and six p. m. Sunday.
They had their hearing before Justice
Arnold, who discharged them, claiming
that he had no jurisdiction over the case.
Services at the Norwegian Methodist
church every Sunday at II a, m. and 80
p. IN. Rev. o. Heggen, pastor.
James d. Lowry returned on Wednes-
day from his two months visit to old-time
friends and relatives in Toronto, Mon
treal and other portions of Canada, and
two weeks at the Worlds Fair. The
slippery wharf was SO glad to see Mr..
Lowry that it gave him sudden and
very forcibe welcome as he stepped off
the boat.
Call at tho Aberdeen Bakery for fresh
bread, cakes and pies, fruits and nuts,
cigars and tobaccos; manufacturers OF
fancy taffy and plant candies.
The trial Of John Peltier was begun on
Saturday before Justice Arnold, and sew
eral witnesses for the state examined and
adjournment taken until Monday. On
Monday it was again adjourned until to-
day, the defense desiring that it be con-
Quoted on the part OF the State by prose.
cutting attorney Schofeld, and is now in
progress as we 60 to press.
Can't be beat for first-class work-The
Grays Harbor Steam Laundry. Prompt
ness the motto. Give them trial.
The storm Of Friday night was the
severest of the season. The wind blew a
perfect gale and the rain fell in torrents.
More or less damage was done. The new
shed at Sherwood's shingle mill was
blown down and completely wrecked.
The schooner Marion was anchored just
inside the entrance to the harbor, and
twice her anchor chain parted, leaving
both anchors at the bottom, when she
was towed to the Grays Harbor city dock
and tied up.
"Have something?" Weinhard' 5
Beer is just the thing.
The Evolutionary entertainment that
was announced last week for Tuesday
evening was postponed one week, but
will positively be given next Tuesday
evening I'd. w There will be some ex.
cellent music rendered by home talent
consisting of solos, choruses, trio, with
organ and mandolin banjo accompaniment
The public are invited to embrace this
opportunity to hear one of the best elocu.
tionists on the coast.
Take your meals at the Pacific Hotel
if you want to satisfy the inner man and
woman. \
Mrs. Kellogg entertained about thirty o.
her friends in novel manner on Tuesday
Each lady was givena penny, with card
bearing on one side the inscription, "a
penny for your thoughts" and on the
other lot Of questions, the answers tc
which were to be found on the penny
Mrs. Hood won the prize, pair of Japa.
nese mush bowls, for correctly answering
all of the questions. Each lady was then
given the name Of some animal and re-
qnired to stand up before the rest of them
and make drawing OF it on blackboard
from memory, and such merry time
they did have.
| a Battle for blood
Is what Hoods Sarsapaiilla vigorously