Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-01-25
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

W. W. ''cUoo', vi MontcSaHO, WAS reg
istered at the Pacific hotel, yesterday.
The editor and family have gone to
housekeeping on WisLkah street near l.
Frederick d. Butter, of Cosmopolis,
was granted a patent for a saving
machine, last week.
Weinhard's Beer cxcels all other in
purity and healthfulness. C. f.. Burrows
Il Co. agents for Grays harbor, Aberdeen.
r. =. Waldron arrived in city Tuesday
evening, after an absence of several days
on business in different parts of the uni
verse.
County Treasurer Lewis is the busiest
man in the county. The mail inquiries
regarding taxes number about seventy.
five day.
The three masted schooner Joseph
Russ arrived in the harbor Wednesday to
take on cargo Of lumber at the Wealth
erwax mill.
Drink Weinhard's Beer.
The Elma Eagle Says a car Of lumber
was shipped from Church's mill to Co.'S
mopolis, last week. This is like shipping
coal to New Castle.
Captain II. II. Mcdonald left on Mon
day morning for Victoria, B. c., in re-
Spouse to a telegram announcing the
serious illness OF his sister.
The Northern Pacific Railway Com
pany will limit all their local round-trip
tickets to thirty days from date of sale on
and after February !, 1884,
County Assessor j. w. Bum went TO
Uymr:s, last week, TO assist the state
printer in making up the form OF the tax
roll, according to the Bunn-Jones idea.
Remember the FREE EXCURSIONS
next Saturday, from Montesano and
Westport, and intermediate points. 500
pounds of freight also carried free.
In connection with the revival which
the churches are carrying on. they are
today holding an all day prayer meeting
and fast, lasting until ten O'Clock tonight.
Attorney j. G. Cross wen. to Olympia,
yesterday, to represent A. c. Wiley, John
Henson ct al. in the case OF w. Z. Book
vs.. Wiley. Henson ct al. which is on the
supreme court docket Tor consideration
today.
+. +. Parkhurst, representing the State
Insurance Company, OF Salem, Oregon,
was in town Friday, and adjusted j. T..
Hollomon's loss by the recent fire. lie
spent Sunday with G.. A. Pratsch an old
Iowa acquaintance.
Fora healthful spring tonic, nothing is
better than Weinhard's Beer.
Next Saturday night dance will be
given at Koehler's hall for the benefit Of
the Aberdeen cornet band, under the
management of Prof. Carnage. The fact
that it for so worthy purpose should in.
sure a good attendance. Music will be
furnished by Gamage's orchestra, and a
pleasant time is assured.
Mrs. Schroeder and the Misses Nina
Green and Anna Collins are making
arrangements for Il masquerade ball on
the evening of February 1, at Koehler's
hall. This will be the first masque ball
OF the season in Aberdeen and will no
doubt be largely attended, and an evening
of much pleasure experienced.
l will make it point always have a
supply of California picket, ranch and
creamery butter and fresh ranch eggs at
my new store. WIN. WINDER.
Our Ocosta correspondent says that
three Aberdeen hunters had narrow
escape from drowning while going to
South bay, last week. Their names were
not learned, but the only party OF three
leaving Aberdeen last week for South bay
were G. K. Pratsch, L. w. Walker and
Charles Johnson, who have not returned.
Robert Reinboth and Charles Gill shot
wild cat, Monday afternoon, in the tim
Der on the northern edge of the city. 1t
was an unusually large one, measuring
three feet six inches from its nose to the
end OF its tail Uhis latter being three
inches long,, standing eighteen inches
high and weighing nearly fifty pounds.
WINDER's new cash store is the place
to buy groceries cheap. A full line Of all
kinds always Oh hand.
City Attorney w. 0. McKinlay went to
Olympia, yesterday to represent the city
in the case OF the City of Aberdeen VS..
Honey ct al, which is the first case on
the supreme court docket for today. This
is the case wherein the city obtained
judgment in the superior court for $4,000
against the Wheless Electric Railway
Company for non-fulfllment of contract.
Fresh fruit always on hand at Rein
both Bros
The Chehalis river was on tear, last
week, and spread out all over the bot
toms around Oakville. 1t was the highest