Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-31

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IT. Coy, Of Montesano' was in town
.sssrday.
e,.sb fruit always on hand at Rein
dA Bros.
Family Treasurer Lewis was in town
plsy night.
Commissioner G. o. Wilson was among
!. Veterans yesterday.
Price ( Georges single mill at Cen
Lila burned Sunday night.
finn Soule and Will Peel, OF Hoquiam,
,dstered at the Pacific yesterday.
rr Fournie 4 Hennicke's smoked stur-
amt is delicious; sold by grocers.
The date set for the sale Of property for
hi taxes is the first Monday in August.
o. Myers and wife Of Markham,
,u,e up to participate in the memorial
eyices.
Mr. c. 7. Wooding went up to Seattle
serday, to be absent Il few days on
usness.
HONE ROASTED COFFEE at Emery's, it
hats them all for strength and flavor.
ae roasts 1t daily. ii
Mrs. C. f. Dalton, sister OF G. f. Bur-
uvs, came up from Portland to attend
he funera! OF little Josie.
E. S. Finch is very sick at st. Joseph's
npital, suffering from an operation per-
rmed for appendicitis.
Mrs. J. W. Stuhr, of Tacoma, arrived
the city Monday, and is visiting with
r sister, Mrs. l.. 4. Ault.
c. L. Stevens, and wife, of Ipsilanti,
[ch., arrived Tuesday and will visit Il
ew days with HE brother, A. f. Stevens.
The contract for furnishing the city 500
ords Of slab wood for the pumping sta
ion was let to Il. A. Wiley, at 1926 per
ord.
Mrs. G. X. Wilson was passenger on
he schooner Charles X. Wilson, Mon
lay, returning from visit to relatives in
IAN Francisco.
The ladies Of the Congregation church
lfe arranging to give dinner on the
ourth Of July at some convenient place
bn Heron street.
Nels Nelson is building a nice new
house on Second street, between l and
Broadway, at slightly point command
ng view of the town.
For SALE.-Eighty thousand cedar
shingles; or will trade for stock, produce
or anything Of value. Address, BOB
LOWRY at Pacific Hotel. If
j will make it point always have Il
supply Of California pickel, ranch and
Creamery butter and fresh ranch eggs at
nv new store. WM. WINDER.
Mrs. A. F. Stevens and daughter and
Mrs. 0. NJ. Kellogg returned on Monday
rom their visit to the Mid.winter fair
and relatives in San Francisco and Oak
land, Cal.
The total number of pupils enrolled in
The Aberdeen schools last year were !:
Males lS5, females l76, total 3G1. The
average attendance was 249, and the per
cent Of attendance "a
young man by the name OF Nor
gan got his hand badly hurt yesterday
IN the box factory at Cosmopolis. He
was taken to the hospital and the
wound dressed by Doctor Stapp.
Mr.. George Lewis, father of County
Treasurer Lewis, was attacked with
of the stomach and bowels,
on Tuesday. He was unconscious yester-
Jay, but is now rapidly recovering.
7. +. Kane, representative of the
Puget Sound Lumberman is on the Har.
Dor in the interest OF his paper, and gave
his office a friendly call. Kane is q
'nster, and will get there if any one will.
Three new ordinances have been in.
reduced into the city council. One to
lcense merry-go-rounds and kindred
hows. Ore in regard to assault and
'attery cases, and one amending Ord.
70. 4, reducing liquor licenses to $500.
Auditor Geo. W. Boyington and wife
anne down to participate in the Memoir
Al exercises and to shake hands with
heir friends. Geo. is a natural born
Military man, and is never happier than
Ghen he hears the command, "fall in."
Mrs. A. J. Anderson and sister, Miss
Emma Schultz, left for their old home at
Rochester, Mimi, and Mrs. W. A.
)randell left for visit to her sister at
.udington, Mich, Tuesday. w. a.
;randell went as far as Seattle with them.
eturning to-day.
This afternoon the little girls and
'oys Of Miss Persons room gave her a
genuine surprise, by calling on her in a
body and presenting her pretty ring,
With cnttsr. jonathan x.;t 1,