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

vIMffesh bread daily at Aberdeen Bakery.
Attend the dance at Koehler's hall Sat
~ ay night.
~ grocer with sand " says something
interest in another column-rcad it.
Hiss Ella Miller, of Hoquiam, is visit
the Misses Lowry at the Pacific hotel.
= f. l.. Stevenson left on a business trip
Seattle and Tacoma, Tuesday morning
airs. r. 3. Campbell returned from her
~ lit to her old home in Wisconsin, last
turday.
Il Che ladies' OF the Methodist church in.
Id giving Harvest Home festival on
s. anksgving.
Robert Waldron returned to Aberdeen
Sunday, having deferred his trip to
east for the present.
= The drink for summer should be cool
ID refreshing. Weinhard's Beer hits
- right spot every time.
KY pr you wish to enjoy yourself for few
urs, attend the dance at Koeher's hall
xt Saturday night, October IA.
~" Morn, to Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Weather
= x, in this city, Saturday morning,
tCk0 tober 7, 1898, nine pound boy.
Peter Autzen passed through the city
in turday for Ioquiam, on his return from
[. 9 meeting OF the county commissioners.
| best Rev. 0. lIeggen returned on Tuesday
ON South Bend, where he had been in
be interest of the Scandinavian Metho-
ost church.
IA The managers OF the Pacific Hotel are
~ etermincd to make their hotel credit
|d M Aberdeen. They are paying particular
ersOnd9 teption to the table.
INF. and Mrs. VIM. Anstic and Mrs.
fred Miner, OF Aberdeen, were registered
I the Washington state building ut the
Eorld's Fair, last Saturday.
a large number Of Rev. Father Dech-
bans friends were at the train on Mon
III hy morning to wish him bon voyage,
b his departure for Europe.
S'~S Mrs. Peters, who has been visiting her
/ athlster, Mrs. Il. A. Barrone, in this city,
br several days, returned to her home in
eillsboro, Oregon, OH Monday.
Look out for boom. jeff is pushing
mo. bose shoes like everything.
,,..I The government work on the jetties in
be harbor is about completed for the
hS. resent, the engineers desiring to see the
fleet of the current in cleaning out the
5, 0Q,annel.
Miss Clara Wood left last Saturday for
he east After visiting the Worlds Fair
be will proceed to Michigan, where she
19IEpects to remain with relatives during
uuUNh 40 winter.
= Last weeks Stanton (Mich) Clipper
,v+oi otes the arrival in that city OF Capt. J.
WeathcrwaX, Mrs. l. Crawford and
Jrs. +. J. Miner and daughter Halle, all
j.. Aberdeen.
The Good Tcmplars' social last Friday
Sening was an enjoyable affair. Fight
Candidates were initiated into the mys-
ories Of the order before the entertain
Gent commenced.
kOVH Get your milk at the Pioneer Dairy, if
bu want good milk and good meaure n
Waf7 The G. a. r. social Monday evening
Vas a very pleasant affair. The ladies
4. .Hrved a nice supper, and afterwards all
tkEPined in having a good time singing the
rand Army songs.
The Settlers League have secured the
|fyth4htire first floor of the building on f
rect where they have been holding their
heetings, and will remove the partitions
Shd open free reading-room.
So large has been the catch OF salmon
easol r the past week that the cannery only
box 100 fish from each boat daily, being
Unable to handle the full amount offered
cven thousand were taken on Friday.
"A DR.. NJ. l.. Pearson and Prof. Il. p
campbell were passengers on Tuesday
mornings train for the Sound cities. Mr..
EWampbell gave some OF his James Whit
Comb Riley readings at Seattle last even
ang.
l, u For that heated feeling-Take Vein.
hards Beer.
khA8 The freight train for Tacoma ran off the
n Track between Montesano and Elma yes
sci uay AoIHiHS, ucIalllHS I'VE cars, Kill
ling two horses, and seriously injuring the
Suengincer or fireman, we did not learn
[-f%hich.
State Fish Commissioner Crawford ar
rived in the city yesterday, on business
kconnected with the state fish law, and was
the guest of Deputy State Fish Commits
Bsioncr T.. G. Evcrsham. He returned to
|nh Olympia today
|TvE r. W. Coons and Ora Weaver had a
llNpcrious ride last Friday. They are both