Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-02-08


ability sufficient to enttlc them to the
same. Applicants should write TO the
home for blank applications.
Mrs. A. f. Barrone was Il passenger on
the Point Iona today for San Francisco,
where she goes to purchase her spring
and summer stock OF millinery
John Landers and George Allen, wit
nesses in the case OF the United States
against Stewart, returned on Wednesday,
having been excused by the count until
next week.
According to the state board of health's
annual report tor 1898, there were forty
three deaths in Chehalis county and 1l6
births, net increase from natural
sources Of seventy.three.
At the Congregational! church next
Sunday morning, at II o'clock, there
will be a "Children's Service" Let the
children and youth come and meet to-
gether, that they may receive good.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Kaufman, OF this
city, were made the happy parents of fine
twin baby boys on Wednesday morning,
February 7, 1894. They weighed re-
spectively 6la pounds and ~ pounds.
The FREE EXCURSIONS next Sat-
urday, from Montesano and intermediate
points, on the Josie Burrows, and from
Ocosta and intermediate points on the
Clan Mcdonald. EVERYBODY WELL
COME. Five hundred pounds OF freight
each way FREE!
The Union Christian Endeavor Society
will celebrate the 18th anniversary OF the
organization Of the first society by giving
concert in the Congregational church,
next Sunday evening, at 1880, instead OF
the regular evening service. All are
cordially invited to attend.
The Northwest Horticulturist is the
best paper of its kind for this section. Its
poultry department alone is worth the
price OF subscription. The Horticultural
and the HERALD one year, 1925. If
The following witnesses for the prose-
cution in the case of the United States VS..
James Stewart, charged with illegally
cutting timber on government land, left
for Tacoma Monday morning: Charles
Larkins, Thomas Larkins, George Allen,
Charles McNamee. Walter Fowler, John
Landers ana J. G. Williams. James
Stewart was with the party.
The case against the man who passed
counterfeit money in Aberdeen, last sum-
mer, will be tried in the United States
district court now in session in Tacoma.
The following witnesses left on Monday
to testify on behalf Of the government:
City Marshal w. II. Pearson, William
Crosbie, Frank kaufman. Hugh Ander-
son and l.. w. Walker.
Drink Weinhard's Beer.
Mrs. F. g. Foster and Miss Bessie
Hammons, Of Hoquiam, had narrow
escape from serious accident last week.
They were driving along the road from
Grays Harbor City when the bride be-
came broken, and the horse started to
run. Mrs. Foster jumped and escaped
injury. Miss Hammons held on to the
reins until the buggy upset, but escaped
with slight injury to the forehead.
Weinhard's Beer excels all other in
purity and healthfulness. G. +. Burrows
& Co. agents for Grays harbor.
The masquerade ball last Thursday
night, at Koehler's hall, was very en-
joyable affair, and a decided success
socially. The costumes were costly,
comical and unique an elegant lunch
was served at IL o'clock, and the party
dispersed about a. m. The ladies in
charge-Mls. Schroeder and the Misses
Nina Green and Anna Collins-are due
all credit for it's success.
WNDER's new cash store is the place
to buy groceries cheap. A full line Of all
kinds always on hand.