Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-09-13


Taking effect last Sunday, the Sunday
passenger trains on the Grays harbor
branch OF the Northern Pacific railroad
were discontinued, the business on that
day not being sufficient to justify the
company in continuing the service.
County Superintendent Hutchinson has
received the resignation OF w. w. Wealth
erwax as member Of the Aberdeen
school board. James A. Hood has been
appointed to fill the vacancy, but has not
yet decided whether he will accept the
honor or not.
IL. IL. Gilmore, an old soldier, who had
the fruit stand privilege at the encamp-
ment at Westport, has opened stand
next door to the Vienna bakery, where
he has choice fresh fruits, nuts and can.
dies, and makes specially OF an extra
fine milk shake.
The marriage of julius Heyer, head
sawyer in Weatherwax's mill, at Aber-
deem, to Miss Mary A. Ottinger, of Bar
ton, Wis, took place in this city last
Tuesday, the ceremony being performed
by Judge Bignold in his usual happy and
graceful manner.-Montesano Vidette.
The state superintendent has made his
semi-annual apportionment Of the state
school funds. The amount apportioned
is 81 ,264.O4, Of which Chehalis county
receives 81 ,334.64. The number OF school
children in the state is 1859, of whom
1926 are in Chehalis county.
Mrs A. f. Barrone returned Saturday
from her three weeks visit to Portland,
much improved in health. While absent
she placed an order for fall millinery
goods, and will give her regular semian-
nual opening Thursday and Friday, Sep
TENDER 20 and 81, to which all are cord
tally invited.
The G. A. II. ladies' Relief Corps OF
Aberdeen will give a grand chicken pie
and roast chicken supper and literary
entertainment on the evening of the Goth
inst, the supper to be ready for the
hungry at 6 o'clock. The charge for
supper will be only 15c each, and the
entertainment free.
Edmund Croft, of Markham, passed
through the city Saturday. AS a rule
Mr.. Croft has no kick coming, but when
he sells fuur-year-old steers to the BUTCH
ers at two cents per pound and has to
pay from twelve to fifteen cents pound
for steak, he thinks some one is getting
more than his share, and he is inclined to
register kick against some body.
Mr.. P. V. Anderson, the engineer in
charge OF the extension OF the Northern
Pacific, arrived Saturday evening, and re-
ceived q hearty welcome. He is an aff.s-
BILE gentleman, and we bespeak for him
pleasant social entertainment by the citi-
zen. Mr.. Anderson is something OF q
cyclist, winning some prizes at the tourn-
ament last week in Tacoma.
Fresh fruit always on hand at Rein
both Bros
The Aberdeen base ball team went to
1Ioquiam last Sunday and wiped the
earth with the Hoquiam club to the tune
of SO to 16-the Aberdeen boys only
allowing them to make the sixteen runs
to show their sympathy for the weak.
Two wagon loads OF admirers Of the sport
accompanied the club to Hoquiam, and
helped to cheer up the disappointed vic
Tins.
The finest laundried shirts-FIsHER'
pleasant invitation dancing party
was given Tuesday evening at Koehler's
hall. About twenty couple were present
and very enjoyable evening spent. The
Italian orchestra was present and dis
coursed sweet strains OF music for the last
time prior to their departure. The COM
mittee in charge were II. A. Hayes, Jay
Weatherwax and A. j. Kroenert.
SCHOOL BOOKS, at Evans & schrod-
er's drug store.
The Misses Belle and Clara Wood will
leave in the near future for Seattle to
spend the winter, where Miss Belle will
pursue her studies in music. Will is
already there in attendance at the state
university. Aberdeen society will miss
their presence this winter, and their
many friends wish for them a pleasant
sojourn where they will have better
opportunities OF communing with the
Goddess of Music.
SEE JEFF'S new adv and what
he has to say about childrcn's shoes.
Active preparations are making for the
State fair to be held at North Yakima,
beginning Sept 81 and continuing six days.
Horsemen and bcyclists from Oregon
and British Columbia are greatly interest
ed The bicycle races have been revised
since the issuance OF the catalogues and
those desiring to enter had better open up