Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-26
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;. Fresh bread daily ut Aberdeen Bakery.
h. r. Wall went to Olympia Tuesday
=. legal business.
II. kraber arrived home on Saturday
bm the Worlds Fair
Frank Kaufman is in Portland this
rex, viewing the sights at the Industrial
Exposition.
REV. DR.. Lackey returned on Tuesday
fom the meeting of the Presbyterian
mod at Spokane and the presbytery at
ympa.
bn Francisco yesterday. with Il large
krgo OF general merchandise for harbor
crchants.
uThere is nice new baby at the home
n Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T. DeLosh. It's
n q pound boy, and arrived Saturday
81 light, October 81.
rned last Saturday from their visit to
,,.n latives and friends in ST. Paul, Mimi,
b nd the Worlds Fair.
ny. =. Next Sunday morning at the Methodist
I'd n Iurch in this city quite number are to
q ~ confirmed, or received in full con-
hsun ction with the church.
dscid1 The Northwest Lumberman, Chicago
=" IS lengthy article regarding Grays
~" 3rbor, inspired by Fred. A. Hart, which
j =, -. III greatly benefit this section.
VIII Mrs. r. T. Dabney entertained Mrs.
o.. A. Schafler, OF Tacoma, president of
'IIISe state w. c. r. IT,, at dinner Monday
Jox14cning, to which few friends were
W. Eited.
!. y ~ For that heated feelng-Takc Wein-
Beer.
a6aR The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. f. +.
leatherwax died Tuesday night at II
'RNtlock. The bcreaved parents have the
hHmpathy OF the community in their
blQliction.
services will be held in the Catholic
lurch next Sunday morning at 7:30
u clock, and not at 10 o'clock as previ-
isly announced. Rev. Father Stuhl,
= S. S. r., officiating.
Look out for boom. JEFF is pushing
psc shoes like everything.
rhc Review Club had special meet
with Mrs. II. a. Hayes on tuesday
gl|1c occasion was farewell meeting for
lbs. Wall, who leaves early next week
<-1uli Mr.. Wall for Tacoma.
= Chief Cruiser Rankin, of the Northern
s. 8cic land department, was in the city
RhNis week, looking after the interests OF
sluILe company up the Wishkah river. He
l shTncd to Tacoma Yesterday.
N no. NJ. Moore, of the Iloquam WASH
- - ktonan, passed through the city this
enroutc to Chicago TO meet Mrs
who is returning from Il several
visit to her old home in Maine.
frank Osborne is sailing salmon at c.
VI Burrows Il Co.'s wharf. They look
te tempting lying in the brine, split
Ke1Wn in the back and spread out fiat.
ben barrelled they are shipped to
Nttland.
The barkentine Lahore, which was re-
De M4tly wrecked off the coast of Washing
near the Straits Of Fuca was built
pThomas Mcdonald, brother OF Captain
!. II. Mcdonald OF this city, at River
inns, Nova Scotia, about ten years ago.
~. Saturday evening Prof. Il. L. Campbell
ID give recitations of James Whitcomb
DreaI)ey's poems at the Methodist church,
'o'"' the benefit of the church. ii you do
attend you will miss treat. He is
y we'll known to need any comment
Re, and those who have heard him have
IN delighted.
O. Rix Robinson and James Il. Doug
= left yesterday morning for Portland,
!. Baggage in farming about three miles
IN that city. Miss Rose Douglas
> Dompanied them. Mrs. Douglas will
1t loElh her husband in a few days, while
4. Robinson's family will remain in
sbcrdcen until next spring.
pr. NJ. II. Cochran, OF IIoquiam, was
&, rested on Monday, charged with the
auction OF Miss Katie Mihlhofier. He
q trial Tuesday and Wednesday be-
!. ore Justice Arnold of Aberdeen and was
O. pound over TO the superior court, with
c"oonds fixed at $500. j. Il. Cowden, and
Wv, Hodgdon OF lioquiam, appeared
the defense, and prosecuting attorney
SDfield for the state.
nII The firemen arc elated over the success
their dance last Saturday night, and
= grateful to the ladies' who contributed
ron, literally OF the toothsome things, and
10 to the band boys of Cosmopols.
ere are few plates from which the
mes OF the owners were lost. They