Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-03-08

harbor towns to the rink and return ball
and supper.
The WeatherwaX mill is loading two
cars OF l5-inch clear spruce for shipment
to South Bend, Ind, to be made into
wagon boxes.
A large number of Aberdcen's business
men were in Montesano Tuesday and
Wednesday as witnesses in the famous
Book West case, which was Being tried
in the superior court
The taxpayers of Satsop precinct, at
their meeting last week, endorsed
Assessor Bum, believing him to be as
competent as the so-called rcformers who
have asked him to resign.
The residence OF George Arland, one
mile east of Montesano, was burned to
the ground last Sunday afternoon. The
loss amounts to several hundred dollars,
partly covered by insurance.
The citizens Of Aberdeen and surround
ing country have endorsed the Discount
Sale of Toklas Il Kaufman to such an
extent that the firm has decided to con-
tinue the sale until March 18th.
There were SO births-19 males and 10
females and 80 deaths in Seattle during
the month Of February. For the same
month Tacoma reports II deaths and 81
births-2S males and 81 females.
The ocean beach from the Moclips
river to Boon creek, Il distance OF six
miles, has been taken up as placer
claims, the black sand having the gold,
but as yet there is no way of separating it.
The Montesano Economist says "the
county attorney and his predecessor have
at last put up the much talked OF bond,
thus perfecting the appeal Of the fee case
which has occupied SO much Of the pub
lie attention"
Prof. Carnage and orchestra will give
another one OF their enjoy able dances at
Koehler's hall next Saturday evening,
March 10. The price OF admission for
gents will be SOC, and all are cordially
invited to attend.
Members of Aberdeen Lodge, I. 0. o.
f., with the assistance of their sisters of
Evergreen Rebekali Lodge, very pleas
antly entertained few OF their friends at
Odd Fellows hall, Tuesday evening, by
dancing, cards and social chats.
The Elma Eagle says party OF Indians
from the Black River Reservation have
been to the Quinaelt reservation to intro
duce the Shaker religion among them.
Some rather intelligent looking ones have
been seen on the streets Of our town.
The friends OF A. $. Borresen will be
pleased to know that he has so far re-
gained his health, after long seige OF
illness, as to be able to resume work at
his trade, that Of plain and ornamental
painting and decorating, and paper hang
ing.
The Union Christian Endeavor society
will give an entertainment in the Congre-
gational church, on Monday evening,
March 10. The program will consist OF
vocal and instrumental music, recitations
and pop corn. The admission fee will be
ten cents.
Rev. O. Heggen left on Tuesday for
Astoria, Ore, to attend the yearly con.
vention of the Scandinavian Methodist
denomination for the district of Washing
ton and Oregon, which is in session in
TINT city. He will be absent from Abe,-
deem about two weeks.
Mrs. j. G. Stone, one of the ablest
women on the American rostrum, Will
conduct Gospel Temperance Meeting"
in the Baptist tabernacle on Monday
evening. March -, under the direction
of the Grand Lodge, I. o. G. r., OF WASH
ington. Admission, free.
The stills for Miners new boiler shop
were saved out at the Wcatherwax mill,
this week, and consist of four timbers
l4xl4 inches and IS feet long, each.
These four pieces, besides enough more
clear lumber to make in all 5000 feet,
were from one log, cut on Johns river
The demand for Grays harbor salmon
and sturgeon is fully equal, if not greater,
than the supply, most OF it being shipped
direct to the markets of the Atlantic
coast, where it finds ready sale. The
shipments from Aberdeen on Monday
were 1919 pounds-the average daily be-
ing about 1920 pounds.
Regular services at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning and even.
ing; Sunday school at -; Young PEG.
PIES meeting in the parlor at 80 p. IN.
Morning subject: ''The Invitation" In
the evening young men are specially in
vited. The subject will be: "Real Cour-
age; or, True Manliness."
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reed left Aber-
deem yesterday morning for Ballard,
WASH, where Mr.. Reed has contract IN