Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-01-18
REF Nj ENTION.

&torney Mcl.inlay went TO Monte
:. this morning, on legal business.
be schooner Nesta came in yesterday
bad lumber at the Weatherwax mill.
I'll T. Jameson and II. NJ. Sutton, of
vi ntesano, were in the city Monday
bit.
Hrs. s. Staplciord went to Montcsano,
kb morning, for days visit with
bnds.
sblrs. L. Welsh. Of this city left on
G@turday for visit to her people on the
od eoksop.
Damitic has been confined to the
hinse for several days from the effects of
1eumatism.
Mrs. Sumuel Benn returned on Tues
~ from a few weeks visit to friends in
n ttland, Ore.
\ Joseph Field, an active farmer, of Mid
Nv dl6town, II. J., celebrated his 10lst birth
ny on Tuesday.
sAlex Young and VIM. Crosbie were
1ssengers from Aberdeen for Montesano
dhesday morning.
ID. B. Dabney left on Monday morning
tor Los Angeles, Cal, to look after his
interests in that city.
S O. j. Lawrence was among the Aber-
sdeenites who had business to transact at
Nontesano, Monday.
The schooner San Buenventura arrived
II Mis- morning, and will load lumber at
=. #ythe WeatherwaX mill.
The lecture to be given by DR.. Pearson
III the meeting Of the Arena last night
Sss Mas postponed for week or two.
% Mrs. Rodney J. Edwards, of Hoquiam,
. lave her lecture Egypt and the Pyra-
a. mids" at Seattle Monday evening.
sAs The Point Iona yesterday brought
large consignment OF fruits, vegetables,
Hour, butter, etc, to KRoENERT Bros.
,n The Firemen are making preparations
Ivy for their annual ball which occurs Febru-
RaAary %. Let everybody arrange to attend.
s The weather vane on the school house
#sSgwas twisted off its balance by the wind OF
Ms Friday night, incapacitating it for duty.
Mr. NJ. T. and Mr. +. Gleeson who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Landers
Nj returned to their home on the Satsop on
Thursday.
g The schooners Charles r. Wilson and
f1N Otilie Fjord came in Wednesday morn
S ing, and will take on cargocs of lumber at
%s Wilson's mill.
& First Lieutenant George d. Allen, OF
M Company X, n. G. W., went to Seattle,
''# Tuesday, to help elect a major for the
@ First regiment.
Henry Schwab returned yesterday from
San Francisco after a pleasant visit with
3& friends He reports the Midwinter Fair
- we'll under way.
And still our population increases. The
latest arrival is a 10-pound boy born
M to Mr.. and Mrs. 7. F. Haynes, Tuesday,
. January Is, 1894.
s A large landslide and washout near
4 Porter, caused by the storm of Friday
night, delayed the west-bound train two
hours on Saturday.
s Mr.. and Mrs. John Matson, living near
4s Wilson's mill, were made the happy
parents Of fine 12-pound girl On Satur-
@ day, January 10. 1884,
Rev. c. G. Larson, presiding elder
stS of this district for the Scandinavian
M Methodist churches, returned to Portland,
& Oregon, this morning.
The meetings OF the Arena will be dis
continued for a short time on account Of
the revival meetings now being held at
the Baptist tabernacle.
M w. l.. Gazzum, special agent for tine
M North British Mercantile Insurance Co.,
I'll was in the city on business with Local
z& Agent w. b. Mack, Monday.
Ex-Councilman Fetterman has been
drawn on the petit jury, and will spend
M considerable time in Montesano after the
s opening OF court in February.
Two men entered the depot at Elma,
Monday evening, and covering the agent
with revolvers, demanded his money.
@ They secured about ten dollars.
M The dance under the management OF
s% Gamages orchestra, at Koehler's hall,
last Saturday night, was as usual Il most
NJ ENJOYABLE affair, and we'll attended
Il A small dwelling house belonging to
N DR.. Coleman, on east First street, was
Il blown from its foundation and badly
damaged by the storm last Friday night.
At the opening Of the September term
\ there were 252 pupils enrolled in the pub
lie schools. At present there are 333 reg
j ular attendants. Under Prof Kttle's
management good progress is made in
all departments, and the health and con-