Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-12-14
|RIEF NJ ENTION.

Bee KROENERT Bros. advertisement OF
liday goods.
County Commissioner Wilson was in
IN yesterday.
n Dan Gillies and f. f. Case were down
m Elma, Monday.
l.. Moak, OF Montesano, was ut the
cifc hotel, Tuesday.
All goods sold by Max Sanford will be
graved free OF charge.
R. L. Sandbach, OF Ocosta, registered
the Pacific on Monday.
The Review Club will met with Mrs.
T. Dabney on Tuesday.
"A fine assortment of holiday goods at
towther's Furniture Store.
Mrs. W. B. Mack entertained the Saw
INST Club last Friday evening.
6 G. W. Clinton, of Humptulips, was in
|wn several days the past week.
Get your nuts and raisins for the
christmas dinner at KRoENERT's.
w. G. PEBBLES and Joseph Bernard,
om Hoquiam, were in town this week.
Get your milk at the Pioneer Dairy, if
|ou want good milk and good meaure.
ii Miss Mary Gleeson OF the Satsop is
Visiting with Mrs. Landers in the city this
week.
+. G. Chesebrough leaves for Olympia
pmorrow, where he has position in a
Printing Office.
"a See Evans & Schroeder for Christmas
PRESENTS.
Mrs. Lowry, mother OF the irrepressible
Bob" is recovering from a long and
)edious illness.
! w. p. Book is building an immense
lood gate to be used at his farm near
West Aberdeen.
For q nice Christmas present in the
Way Of jewelry or silverware 60 to A. A.
Brauer's jewelry store.
! Ed McManemy returned on Monday
rom Astoria, where he has had employ
hent for the past few months.
G. B. Weatherwax left on Monday for
San Francisco, in the interest of the }.
NJ. Weatherwax Lumber Company.
N Mr.. and Mrs. Grin lew and children
tleft on. Monday for Seattle, where they
Intend to remain during the winter.
81 Mrs. Whsle went to Seattle Monday,
fcalled there by the sudden death Of her
FATHER, which occurred the day before.
"a Until January LIST we will sell THE
FAMOUS CHRIsTY KNIVES at ONE DOL
liar PER SET. II. l.. Cook Il Co.
II Miss Ellen Griffin who has been staying
with her sister, Mrs. Welsh, in this city,
Returned to her home ON the Satsop on
Saturday.
~ Mrs. A. S. Smith has removed her
ressmakipg parlors to more commodious
uarters in the building across the street,
= hst west OF Reinboths' bakery.
Read our premium list again. Send
Z br samples containing the entire list.
N Charlie Eversham has fitted the Palace
aloon building up in neat style as a
hort-order restaurant on the first floor
IND sleeping rooms on second floor.
"a Mr.. Dunniway, the representative OF
! he Shinglemen's association, was on the
larbor this week and secured the sigma.
nres Of all the manufacturers to the
n Increment.
& Call and examine that elegant stock OF
SEhrstmas cards at Evans & Schroder's.
8 New enterprises are constantly looking
Inward Aberdeen, the latest is a shingle
hill which wants a location. 1t is also
E1nmored that a new Republican paper is
10 be started soon.
III Hear the discourse OF Rev. NJ. S.
kidde at the First Presbyterian church
Aext Sunday morning on Glove the
Greatest Thing in the World" You will
Ne interested in this subject.
9& A fine assortment OF candies, fruits,
huts and raisins just received for the
Il holiday trade at KRoENERT's.
Miss Dumond, Of Quiniaelt, is visiting
he Misses Lowry, at the Pacific hotel.
he made an unusually quick trip, start
ing Tuesday morning and reaching here
~ o'clock in the afternoon.
Rev. J. A. Joslyn goes to Satsop next
10 hold quarterly meeting for the presid-
7 ing elder. His pulpit will be filled Sun
play morning by Rev. Angus Mckenzie,
knd in the evening by DIR. Lackey.
Can't be beat for first-class work-The
Grays Harbor Steam Laundry. Prompt
hess the motto. Give them trial.
The Good Templars are arranging for a
fine open lodge, or temperance mass
meeting, to be held in the Palace theater
Monday evening next, to which every
body, old and young, rich or poor, lea, med