Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-10
REF MENTION.

n. R. II. Evans went up the Wish
yesterday for a short visit.
!, rournie& Hennicke's smoked stur-
~ il delicious; sold by grocers.
s.v.r.l lot owners on the hill sides are
shiue out the stumps and putting in
M.
M Crsmatte's stock OF ladies furn-
pu is very fine. Call and get some
gins.
= r. Herteges, president Of the First
.lonal Bank Of Hoquiam, passed
oush the city Monday morning.
m. Witsie and Miss Sadie Lowry
~ on the Point Iona, for the mid
ter fair to be gone about two weeks.
|he merry.go-round has struck Aber-
N. and the hearts OF the little ones
4 be delighted-as long as the nickles
khos, Trethrake returned Saturday
s n the East where he has been selling
nber for the Gray's Harbor CONNER
Co.
hbere are number Of little improve.
y nts going on all over town. Miners
boiler works are progressing as fast
weather permits.
Earl Deichmann, who accompanied his
kher, Rev. Father Deichmann, on his
Urn from Europe, let this morning for
York City.
WNDER's new cash store is the place
boy groceries cheap. A full line Of all
ls always on hand.
4of. Feaster has removed his family
household goods from Cosmopolis
aberdeen, and will remain here dur
the summer.
B. Bridges and G.. r. Jameson, OF
ntssano, and Mike Gleason, of the
nooche, were in town yesterday, re-
hing this morning.
Ehe Llamma Cloths at Toklas
are the delight of
ladies; they make beautiful
ring dresses.
Deputy Clerk NJ. P. Trask was in Alb
Zen, renewing old acquaintances, yes
day and to-day, returning to Monte
10 this afternoon.
Fresh fruit always on hand at Rein
h Bros
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
ANS, a few miles up the Wishkah, was
ehtenea, last Sunday, by the arrival
bouncing baby boy.
Call at the Aberdeen Bakery for fresh
bad, cakes and pies, fruits and nuts,
his and tobaccos; manufacturers of
by taffy and plant candies.
The long talked of dollar social will be
d at the Methodist church next Tues.
J evening. Come out and hear the
lis the ladies' went through in order to
b their dollar.
! there were more men in town who
as much pride in filling up their lots
4 identifying their homes as Jas. A.
bod does, the town would present a
|ch better appearance.
The council met in regular session last
ming, fixed the license OF the merry
pound at one dollar a day, allowed the
P0tbly pay roll and a few bills and ad-
lrned until this evening.
q. E. Shelley leaves the first OF next
PIX for the old home in Southeastern
lnsas. His family will remain in
city for the summer, and thus avoid
lnsas heat and cyclones.
Mrs. Luther Minis and daughter, OF
smopolis, were passengers on the
amer Cosmopolis for the Mid-winter
ir. Mrs. j. +. Lyons was prevented
IN accompanying them ON account Of
hess.
The schooner Sailor Boy has been
ZEN off OF the San Francisco-Aberdeen
b for this season, having been charter
for the Alaska trade. She will carry
supplies to the canneries, retuln ming
Ii canned salmon.
L the people of Aberdeen and vicinity
Il take the trouble to drop in on Max
nford and note the different lines Of
IDS kept and work done, they will see
advantage of buying Of him and
nging their work to him.
What's the matter with painting the
IN red," or if not exactly red, freshen
Up by the application Of little paint of
ne color. 1t is needed badly, and a
lie paint and elbow grease mixed in
'per proportions will work wonders.
1t pays to buy good Goods;
ey are the cheapest after all.
oklas & Kaufman sell always
e best, have the largest assort-
ent, and their prices are ar