Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-07-12

danger Of the fire spreading to any Of the
buildings. the iircmen returned to their
respective haunts.
Mrs. Van Tassels kin,le,gAtten school
will "!cn next Monday, July 10th. This
Is Il pleasant place to send the little ones.
The tug Traveller went to Astoria today
after freight which has been sent down
the river from Portland. She will return
tomorrow about three o'clock. Captain
AL. Stockwcll went along.
Get your milk at the Pioneer Dairy. if
you want good milk and good meaurc. \
Rev. A. j. Joslyn and wife missed the
steamer Cosmopolis and will arrive on
the next Point Iona. Services will be
held in the Methodist church next Sun
day as has been done since the pastors
absence.
The Stanford base ball team did not
appear in Montesano yesterday, and the
crowds Of people who had gathered there
to witness the slaughter OF the home
team had to be satisfied with game
between "picked Mines"
Try the HERALD two months 25c.
The tables were turned on Police Judge
White last Saturday, and he was COM
PEELED to pay fine and costs. 1t was all
on account of the new boy that arrived at
his house that day, so he checrfully paid
the bill. Long life to the youngster.
The young ladies of the Wood mansion
were delightfully."- seranaded by the italian
band, accompanied by number OF the
young gentlemen, Tuesday evening about
half past eleven. The ladies were charmed
by the sweet strains of the music, and
gave cordial invitation to come again.
If you want nice light summer wear, at
reduce prices, you can get it at old reliable
furnishing house of Gro. FISHER.
a Methodist camp meeting, of the old
time style, will be held at Little Rock,
small forest station twelve miles south
west OF Olympia on the Northern Pacific
railroad, beginning August s, 1894. Rev.
Il. Fl. Massey, OF Tumwatcr, Wash, will
have charge, to whom all letters of in
quiry should be addressed.
Mrs. &. a. Black, OF Alton, Ill.,, is
visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs. ~
S. Arnold, of this city, having arrived on
the 3rd. Mrs. Black was delayed several
days by the great strike, but finally
reached Seattle via. the Great Northern,
thence to Tacoma and Olympia by boat,
where she took the Grays lIarbor train
for this city.
\ pleasant surprise party in honor Of
Miss Anna Dumond was held last even
ing at Mrs. Barrones. There were gath
cred some thirty or forty OF her friends,
where, in the usual way she was inveigled
by trumped up Grand into calling. The
surprise was as complete as it was pleas
ant, and delightful evening was spent
with conversation, amusements and re-
freshments. Miss Diamond will make
her visit to her old home as soon rs train
service is restored.
WINDER's new cash store is the place
to buy groceries cheap. A full line Of all
, kinds always on hand.
A rumor OF most senscless origination
was current here this week, to the effect
that l.. N. Alt had been shot by masked
men. Being traced to it's source, Mrs.
, Somebody had read an account Of the
| shooting by masked men Of the proprietor
, OF saloon named Bodega, somewhere in
, Arizona and as Mr.. Alt, late proprietor
of the Bodega saloon here, is located in
Arizona, he soon became the victim of a
dastardly assault by the natural course OF
rumor. There is no foundation what
ever for the rumor, simply the result OF
unreasonable imagination.