Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-09-27

cure lurtncr donations OF labor, material
and money. The work is progressing
rapidly, and by Saturday night it is
thought the grade will be completed.
For a fine Shave and Hair
cut go to Redinger's Shaving
Parlor, where you can also
play Billiards FREE
a. w. Middleton, who has been visiting
his partner, DR.. Paine, for the past two
weeks, and renewing old acquaintance
i'll the city, left this morning for his home
in Grcenvillc, Mich.
y large Cougar was caught recently in
the upper Wynooche, after having killed
several sheep, the last sheep killed
being hung up over bear trap, which
Mr.. Cougar walked into.
G. b. Weatherwax, Geo. II. Emerson,
c. +. White, J. +. Mcdcalf and c. NJ.
Bllcs went up TO Olympia today to look
after the interests of Chehalis county
before the state board of equalization.
John l.. Combes and JOS. Damitio, Of
Elma, have been visiting in the Puyallup
valley, returning last week, they report
the orchards laden with the best OF fruit,
bat that hops are badly damaged by lice.
Saturday night Tom Beasley, fisher
man, was arrested for drunkenness and
put in the lookup over Sunday. His
trial was had Monday morning before
Justice White, and sentence pronounced
Of ten days in Jail.
Chas. Reimcr and Mrs. Alice Gibson,
OF Cosmopolls, we've married in Tacoma,
last week by Judge Parker, at his lcsi-
dencc. The groom arrived on the late
train from eastern Washington, and was
met in Tacoma by the bride.
Go to t;imorc's for nice fresh fruits
and candies. He keeps only the best.
The Rev. DR.. Blight preached so SER
mons at the Methodist church last sunday
that was even better than that OF the
week before. He will be down Saturday
to remain. His son Curtis came down
last week and entered the high school.
Mrs. Bright and The babies will arrive
next week. All are cordially invited to
attend the church services. Mrs. S. X.
Bowes will preside at the organ in place
of Miss Edith Joslyn.
Fresh fruit always on hand at Rein
both Bros.
About one hundred and fifty gathered
Tuesday evening at the ropulisl meeting
to listen TO W. II. Boyer, OF Tacoma. lie
is considered by the party one OF their
b st speakers, and is Of course we'll loaded
with Populistic doctrine, and, like the
r.st Of them, ready to be touched off any
! moment.
Fresh bread daily at Aberdeen Bakery.
| Four loavcs for - cents.
| The temperance lectures by Mrs. J. c.
Stone, at the Methodist church last Fri
day and Saturday evenings, were listened
to by packed houses. She is an enter
tanning speaker, and in earnest in the
work OF saving the little ones from the
evils arising from drunken fathers and
mothers. There being no train or boat ,
and having an engagement in Ocosta for
Sunday night, Ncs9rs. Harry Gibbs and
Robert birmingham volunteered to take
| her there in row boat
Dry goods, notions, table linen, cheap
for cash, at O. J. Lawrencc's RACKET
Store. Try mail order.
The Babtlst church still continues to do
business at thc old stand regardless of
the weather, or the many counter excite.
ments Of the day. \ hearty welcome is
extended to saint and sinner to all the
services in the tabernacle. The pastor
will preach next Sunday at II A. NJ. on
the topic, "The Church for Our Times"
and in the evening, The program OF IIar
vest Home exercises by the Sunday
School will be rendered. Admission free,
collection at close for Washington State
Missions
The ladies Of the Babtist church will
hold dollar social in the tabernacle on
t he evening OF Oct. 10th. At the close,