Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-25

that city and st. Paul via Great Northern
The first step will be through sleeper.
J. c. Williams left Monday for prnnsyl
vania for months visit at the old home
Miss \. VI. Good offers her services AZ
Il professional nursc. lpply at Mrs. II
Ricliau's. References given.
Home made comlorleis for sale by o.
j. Lawrence. Cheap is ready made and
twice as good Will also be made to or
der.
Over in the Quiniault country the set
tiers have donated ten days work each,
and are getting what they Gescrve-a
good road.
Gail at tho Aberdeen Bakery for fresh
bread, cakes and pies, fruits and nuts,
cigars and tobaccos; manufacturers OF
fancy taffy and plant candies.
X. Zelasko is offering great bargains
in bed room suits. a few dozen solid
oak suites three pieces, German plate
glass large size, former price $35 100,
will sell for $500, to close them out.
The sailor who was so badly injured
four weeks ago while loading the Point
Iona, and who had been in st. Joseph's
hospital ever since, was SO far recovered
as to be able to return to California atur-
day on his vessel.
The Congregational ladies' society will
give an entertainment Saturday evening
at the church, consisting OF music, tab
leauX, pantomimc, etc. Admission ten
cents. A pleasant entertainment is
promised, Come out.
The services of the Episcopal church
will be held on sunday evening in the
Presbyterian church at 7 80 p. m. Rev.
l.. w. Applcgate, ofTacoma, will preach.
Mr.. Applcgatc is an elegant preacher and
should have large attendance.
John j. Carney, Edmund Croft, and
William +. Mack spoke at Morris on
Tuesday evening. They went up in the
Jessie, returning the same evening. The
night was dark and there were about three
million feet of logs in the river, SO that
their return was protracted into the wee
sma' hours O the morning.
In letter to Chairman w. III. Pearson
the other day Edward X. Hawkins sends
his regards to the Democracy of Chehalis
county. and hopes to see Il solid delega-
ton sent to the legislature, in order to
purge the state OF the many abuses that
have grown up under Republican ad.
A. ii. Wood met with severe accident
las. Tuesday, while logging in Bear gulch,
by log rolling over him. Fortunately
no bones were broken, but the flesh was
badly torn across the groin. He was
brought to his home and DR.. Ncscr sum-
and is now doing as well as could
be expected.
Hon. Ohm l.. Wilson has been deliver
ing speeches for the Republicans OF Che
halls county during the past week, his
last appearance being at lloquiam Tues
day evening, where he spoke to full
house returning to Aberdeen the same
evening. During his stay in Aberdeen he
was the guest OF Mayor WeatherwaX. If
must be represented in the
senate by Il Republican, Chehalis county
will be we'll pleased should that lot fall to
Mr.. Wilson.
At 5 p. III. last evening Mary Zee
buyth, the oldest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Zeebyuth, died ofinhamation OF the
bowels. Her death is connected with
very sad circumstances. \ few days ago
she was we'll and was preparing for her
which was to take place in
about two weeks, But it was not to be.
Her illness became dangerous and her
bctrothcd and her father were summoned
by telegraph and arrived about an hour