Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-05
BRIEF NJ ENTION.
CASH buvs cheap at Windcr's.

ham, came up to celebrate.
IIoME ROASTED COFFEE at Emery's 1T
beats them all for strength and flavor.
lie roasts 1t daily. II
The schooner Marion, loaded with
lumber from the WeatherwaX mill, sailed
for San Francisco Sunday.
The steamer Cruiser started on her
Aberdeen Westport run last Sunday, with
Capt. l.. l.. Darling in command.
The Point Iona arrived Sunday with
her usual load OF fruits, vegetables and
merchandise for Aberdeen merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Evans left this
morning for week at the beach. They
will be dom;ciled with Mr.. and Mrs. {.
7. Woodng.
+. q. Deckabach, of Ocosta, who had
accepted an invitation to deliver an add
dress yesterday, was unable to come
on account Of il sprained ankle.
ii. X Finch LEI this morning for Port
land after few days business looking
after his claim in 2l9 and a weeks
visit while delayed by the strike.
X. A. Wiley returned Saturday, having
only succeeded in getting as far as Taco
ma on his way to the Populist state con-
vention, ali on account OF the strike.
WiNDEH's new cash store is the place
to buy groceries cheap. A full line OF all
kinds always on hand.
Miners new steamer, the Wilma, was
launched Monday, and made her trial
trip today. She is the old Chicago, re-
nodded and rc-christcned after his
granddaughter
X. I. Dabney, delegate to the State
Taxpayers League, returned Sunday,
after an unsuccessful effort to reach Yak
ina, being unable to get any farther than
Tacoma on account Of the strike.
Services will he held in the Methodist
church next Sunday, conducted by the
members. All are invited. The services
during the absence Of the pastor have
been interesting and profitable. Come
out.
Fresh bread daily at Aberdeen Bakery.
-Four loaves for 25 cents.
The 18th OF July committee will meet
Saturday at two o'clock to audit accounts.
All persons having bills against the COM
mttee will please present them before
that time to n. q Kaufman or w. 3.
Mack.
a nice point OF law is involved in the
settlement of the estate OF Peter johnson,
who was drowned in the Newskah during
the spring. Two parties have jumped hts
claim, while an administrator is trying to
dispossess both.
Mrs. II. e. Shelley, Fred. Tory and
their mother concluded not to continue
their eastern trip at present, and turned
back at Portland, arriving in Aberdeen
Saturday. They will 60 later-ai,cr the
strike is over.
Yesterday morning n. W. Bush received
the following telephone message from
Tacoma Grains will start on regular
time today. Judge iIaniord orders North
ern Pacific officials to run trains. Saws
the whole power OF the Federal govern
ment will be used to protect the men and
trains. New men are rapidly taking the
places Of the strikers"
A new use for our .uneXcelled fir has
been found by Minneapolis concerns, in
the manufacture of caves troughs. A
writer in the Mississippi Valley Lumber
man claims that it is better than metal,
white pine or yellow poplar. Every day
this valuable timber gains new friends all
over the country, and it is only question
OF a short time when the demand will
keep the mills hustling to meet it.
A drowning occurred in the Johns river
near Myers saw mill last Monday. John
Lance fell into narrow channel, and
while a good swimmer sank Immediately.
made no effort to help himself or to accept
profered aid. 1t was thought that he
was taken with congestion OF the heart,
and thus rendered helpless. He was %
years old. The body was embamed and
sent to his people near Gate City for
burial.
The following visitors registered at the
Pacific yesterday: II. b. Martin, +. II.
Scotield and wife, Miss Kate Scofeld, J
f. Lyons and wife, J. J. Worthing!on and
wife, NJ. p. 1rask, Thos. Ct. Adams, and
u. Il. Jones, Montesano Miss Edith
Minis and n. u. Paxhood, Cosmopolis ;
Mrs. Mccoy and sister. A. II. Cook, W.
H. Tillman and III. McAlvan, Ocosta ;
N. d. McNillip, Westport; A. Goss, Mel
bourne; J. +. McDougall, Wynooche
Herman Winters, Iloquiam; b. \. Terry,
Markham.