Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-03-22

folds. The granite, limestone and coal
formations indicate the presence Of gold.
Mr.. Green is an experienced miner, and
they will make Il thorough search.
Mrs. 4. f.. Barrone wishes to announce
her SPRING OPENING for next Satur-
day. She has just returned from San
Francisco and Portland with large and
choice stock OF millinery, OF the latest
styles and colors. Don't forget the day.
John Brekhusc, the Tacoma Norwegian
preacher, mind-reader, ETC., who has been
creating such sensation of late by his
visions while in trance, arrived in town
Tuesdy. lie will remain during the rest
OF the week. holding evening ser, ices in
Scandinavian Lutheran church.
At the regular meeting OF Evergreen
Rebekah Lodge, No. %, |. o. o. f., OF
this city, Tuesday night, Mrs. n. W.
Bush and Mrs. VIM. Anstie were elected
representatives to the Grand Assembly
ID. of Il. OF Washington, which meets in
Spokane the first week in June next.
The Tamborine Drill in preparation by
the young ladies Of Aberdeen will he
given in the Opera House in about three
weeks. In addition to the drill there will
be varied program. The tambornes
have arrived, and the young ladies are
having frequent rehersals. The entertain
ment will be unusually attractive and
pleasing.
The young ladies OF the Congregational
church will give an entertainment in the
church "Wednesday evening, March 2S.
The program will consist OF II Flag Drill
pantomine, "The Milliner's Shop" and
also instrumental music by some OF our
best local talent Admission ten cents.
Light refreshments served free after the
entertainment.
The apportionment OF the state school
fund, amounting to S43. l23.17, has been
Superintendent Bean. There are 1l2 300
pupils in the public schools OF the state.
giving Il per capita OF 1854. Chehalis
county has 3,15S school children, and will
receive Pegs.
The dance by the Montesano baseball
club, at Montcsano, last. Saturday night,
is reported as being social success, but
from the fact Of dances being given in
nearly all the other towns oil the county
on that date, the outside attendance was
small, and the clubs eXchequer is lower
than before the undertaking.
See FISHERS NEW STOCK OF mems
suits and gent furnishing goods, just in.
Latest styles and novelties.
The entertainment at the Congrega-
t;onal church, Monday evening, was
attended by Il large and appreciative
audience. The recitation Little Sister
and -, by Miss Ennis, and the nstru-
mental solo by Mrs. Reinboth were
especially worthy OF mention. The en-
tertalnments OF this society meyer fail to
attract full house.
The EXCURSION next Saturday is
the last free excursion under the three
months contract, and their continuance
remains to be determined. Everybody
come.
koehers masquerade dance last Sat
day night was a pleasant affair, and
the comical costumes and quaint, queer,
curious characters represented afforded
much amusement for the participants
and a large number of spectators. The
music by Murphys orchestra was excel.
themselves until the hour to dispense
arrived.
jeff is selling all his Mems Shoes,
Women's Shoes, and Children's Shoes at
10 per cent. off list; Ladies Cork
Sole Shoes and odds and ends at half
price.
Next Tuesday, March p, the county
commissioners will meet in special session
to allow the owners OF COW pastures and
the same as cities and additions and con-
vert it back to it's original usefulness. All
that is necessary is to pay up back taxes
and your "blasted hope can be fenced
up and the cows turned in to Craze with
out fear of violating city ordinances.
will make it point always have !.
supply OF California pickel, ranch and
creamery butter and fresh ranch eggs at
nv new store. WM. WINDER.
The shelves and counters of
ToKLAs & KAUFMAN are crowd
ed with new goods owing to the
arrival of their spring stock. Both
in the Dry Goods and Clothing
departments many stylish goods
may be already seen, while more
shipments are On the road and are
expected to arrive daily. In style
and beauty the goods shown