Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-03-01

property could be made use OF IN this way
it would be Of advantage to the owners
and to the community.
l. w. Emery has made application to
the Patent office for letters patent on his
new coffee rooster. He claims it is the
simplest and best made, and that it can
be used on any cook stove.
The citizens Of Aberdeen and surround
ing country have endorse Id theDiscount
Sale of Toklas & kaufman to such an
extent that the firm has v decided to con-
tinue the sale until Ma,Eh 10th.
The last Scientific American has cut
and description OF o. M. Moore's new
patent chromatic ink fountain for print
ing presses. From the looks of it we
should judge it All excellent invention.
o. A. Meyers, Of Markham, was in
town over Sunday. He is one Of Che
halls county's leading Democrats, and
pioneer on the harbor. He made pleas
ant call at the HERALD office while here.
The many friends in Aberdeen of J. P.
Hollomon will regret to learn that he is
making arrangements to leave this city
and settle in southern Oregon. The best
wishes OF his numerous friends will go
with him.
DR.. Lackey went over to Cosmopolis
last Monday. Bro. Van Tassel says he
went to find out who wrote the valentine
on Bro. Harper which was published in
the Bulletin, but the DR.. says he went to
see sick brother.
Miss Minnie Joslyn left for San Fran
cisco Monday morning on the steamer
Cosmopolis which sailed from Hoquiam
that day. o. M. Kellogg was also a
passenger, making his yearly business
and pleasure trip.
The Josie Burrows came back from
Montesano Saturday night to give her
boilers thorough cleaning. w. B. Fet-
terman, who was stuck on a jury at train
time, took advantage of the extra run Of
the Josie to spend Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. G. II. Smith and Mrs. j. r. Van
Wrinkle arrived in Aberdeen from Edison
On Thursday, to visit their relatives and
many friends in this city, and to attend
the firemen's dance. They returned to
Edison Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Kaufman have
been bereaved by the death of one Of
their fine twin boys which was born
about three weeks ago, and which died
yesterday. The body of the little one
was laid away in the cemetery to-day.
Misses Pearl and Myrtle Minkler and
Emma Wilson of Satsop, and Maggie
McCloskey aud Annie Denneen of Mon
tesano, came down on tine excursion last
Saturday, and paid visit to the HERALD
office, and also to Miss Katie Kennedy
| Shelley Bros. are today moving their
grocery stock into the Dabney block, on
Heron street one block W est Of their pres
ent location. They have a full stock Of
everything in the grocefy line, and at
lowest cash prices. Remember the new
| location.
A social dance, much enjoyed BY all
participants, was given in Koehler's hall
last night, in honor of Messrs. II. II. Nc
Donald and Colin hurry, who departed
on the Point Iona this morning for few
weeks sight seeing at San Francisco and
the Midwinter Fair.
Mrs. Chas. r. Bell went up to Monte
sano Tuesday to spend a week with
friends. She sang in the Longfellow am
niversary there that evening, given for
the benefit of the kindergarten associa-
ton, and will sing in an entertainment
Saturday evening.
Samuel G. Kaufman left for Tacoma
Monday morning, where he took the
steamer yesterday morning for Sitka,
Alaska, whittier he goes on business and
for pleasure. A large number of his
| friends were at the wharf to wish him
bon voyage and success in his venture.
Last Saturday being the birthday of
Mrs. A. J. Anderson, a few Of her friends
assembled by invitation at her home on
G street to assist her in making the event
a mememorable one. Cards and music
were the features of the evening, with
light refreshments, and all had an enjoy.
able time.
Get your milk at the Pioneer Dairy, if
you want good milk and good meaure. n
The Review Club met in extra session
with Mrs. Drake OH Tuesday. The occa-
sion was a farewell to Mrs. Bocom, who
expects to leave for Winona, Mimi. her
future home, on Saturday or Monday
next. Selections from Longfellow con-
stituted the literary portion of the pro.
gram. A guessing bee" followed, and
the pleasant afternoon closed with de-
| lightful tea served by the hostess. Aber-