Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-02-15

held for year began Monday, with fifty
or six weeks.
At the Congregational Church next
Sunday morning the subject will be,-the
Holy Spirit in the Old Testament, and in
the New. In the evening the subject will
be, "what is your liie?''
Anderson & Suemnicht the tailors, re-
ceivcd on Tuesday the finest assortment
of suitings ever brought to the harbor.
And they know how TO make the suit in
style and perfect fit, too. Call OH them.
o. M. Moore, late OF the lIoquiam
Washingtonian, accompanied by Mrs.
Moore, took the train in Aberdeen, Tues
day morning, for Seattle, where Mr..
Moore will engage in the job printing
business.
The delegation from lIoquiam to the
taxpayers convention went from here to
Montesano Yesterday afternoon on the
steamer Jessie, which had been chartered
for the purpose. N. w. Bush was also a
passenger.
George Fisher departed from Aberdeen
this morning for San Francisco, with
business and pleasure in view. He will
meet Mr.. Alt in Portland and together
they with "take in" the sights at the
Golden Gate city.
There was a smashup at the North
western Lumber Companys mill yester-
day, and the engineer slightly injured
The engine was practically torn to pieces,
and the hy-wheel broken. The mill will
be compelled to shut down for repairs.
Rev. NJ. S. Riddle will occupy the pull
pit at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day morning and evening. The evening
discourse will be DEVOTED to young men.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
persons not in the habit of attending any
church services.
Frank kaufman, Hugh Anderson and
w. Crosbie, witnesses in the counterfeit
| ing case, returned from Tacoma on Tues
day. Marshal Pearson returned Friday.
The counterfeiters plead guilty, and will
sevre term at the United States prison
on McNeil's Island
Rev. Jennings, who has been assisting
in conducting the revival meetings at the
Methodist church this week, returned to
his home in Montesano this morning.
The meetings have been well attended
and much interest manifested, and there
is no doubt but great amount OF good
has been accomplished.
Read our premium list again. Send
for samples containing the entire list.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81 Stapleiord expect to
leave next Monday for Edison, Wash,
to assume charge OF hotel. They have
given excellent satisfaction to their many
patrons while in charge of the Brunswick
hotel in this city, and we commend them
to the epicureans of Edison, and wish
them abundant success
CASH buys cheap at Winder's.
Every business man in Aberdeen
should encourage the firemen by buying
a ticket to their fourth annual ball. which
occurs one week from tonght-Thursday,
February %. And we assure every lover
of dancing that oar fire laddies will give
them the most courteous treatment and
spare no effort for their entertainment.
Rooms neat and clean at the Pacific
The social hop at Koehler's hall last
Saturday night, under the auspices of
the Aberdeen cornet band, was well
attended and an enjoyable time had by
all participants. The interest in these
pleasant affairs is increasing to such an
extent that the band is much encouraged
and will make an effort to organize a
dancing club in the near future.
Fresh bread daily at Aberdeen Bakery.
-Four loaves for 25 cents.
Last Sunday being the anniversary Of
the birth of I. w. Mason Mrs Mason
arranged pleasant surprise on him by
inviting few of their friends to assist her
in making the event IA memorable one
and to partake OF an elegant 6 o'clock
dinner, at his home on L street. He was
the recipient of several presents, and the
occasion was one OF enjoyment to all
in attendance.
A meeting Of taxpayers was held Mon
day in the Aberdeen Bank to select a
committee to join with like committees
from the other towns in the county, to
meet at Montesano, Wednesday, and con-
fer with the county commissioners in re-
gard to reducing the expenses of the
county, and also to urge them to push
the case in the supreme court against the
county attorney and ex-attorney in the
matter OF the attorney fees. Messrs.
Sam Benn, Alex Young and II. T. Dab
ney were appointed, and went up on
yesterday mornings train.