Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-11-08

FROM GARRARD CREEK.
West Sweden and lower Garrard
creek schools are still in progress.
The South Park school began Nov. 9Th.
N. Il. Lennon is acting as "school
marm."
Several loads OF dead hogs have been
taken to Oakvillc for shipment during the
past week or two.
Joseph Couch has the South Park
school house nearly completed. He is
now putting the finishing touches to the
outside.
Many of the voters received Il good
wetting on the 9th. None Of them APP
pear sick though; and perhaps they feel
much better than many OF the candidates.
The Garrard creek Lyceum has again
started with the following officers at the
wheels: President, n. +. Lennon; vice
president, A. j. Sclders; secretary, Ira
f. Lennon; notwithstanding, Bert
Williams critic, Jackson Jetfeiies; as
sistant-critic, Will Lennon; treasurer,
Alice Garrard; sergeant-at-aIms, James
Williams; editor OF the saturday Even
ing News" Will Lennon.
A lively time is expected at the next
meeting (Which is Saturday night, Nov.
10 when the Peoples Party men are 60
ing to try to show that their platform
meets the full demands OF the people.
This debate will be held at the South
Park school house. The next will be held
at the lower Garrard creek school house.
From MOntesanO Nidette:
The first team passed over the Satsop
bridge at Dan Gleeson's last Monday, the
having been completed on
that day.
A number of Quiniault Indians were
in town the first OF the week, among
whom was Mason, who proudly shows a
certificate Of appointment as head chief
OF the Quiniaults, dated June, 1854.
Some people explain Lyons election
by the fact that the voters OF the county
were so anxious to vindicate the county
officials from the unjust charges against
them, that they determined to re-elect all
who were candidates for reelection, and
OF course that included the county clerk
"A most efficient official, by the way.
Abe Boyer, the well known resident
of Porter, believes there is plenty OF
stone in that vicinity and OF the right
quality, for the jetty work on Grays har-
Dor. Ii the rock to be used for public
Improvements is to be found in this county,
this is the place to get it, instead OF ship
ing it in from Oregon.
From Hoquiam Washingtonian:
II. J. Starr has bought out the business
OF S. a. Uoag and will run the place.
Mr.. Hoag retired OH account Of i'll health.
The schooner O. NJ. Kellogg brought
in some fine bananas from the Sandwich
Islands.
Chas. w. Bruce came home on the O..
NJ. Kellogg, after couple Of months alb
scnce in Honolulu. lie finds times very
hard there, as we'll as elsewhere.
The barkentinc Cleaner is at the North
West Lumber Co.'s dock, loading for
Chill. The Cleaner is looked upon as
belonging to our town, as she was built
here two years ago. She is one of the
finest OF Capt. A. NJ. Simpsons fleet and
carries about 800 900 feet of lumber.
From Ocostq Pioneer:
The contract for harbor improvements
has been let to Dickinson & Co., of Ia
coma.
Ocosta's mayor de jure, who is now
the keeper OF a small livery stable in Ia
coma, did not return to vote.
The election is over, thank God. Now
let us get in and drill. Let MS turn some
thing up, and not sit around Micawbel
like any longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. NJ. Hamilton departed
Wednesday morning for Tacoma where
they will reside in the future, Mr.. Ham