Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-24

ic" N'tiS > puiletln DDdfu ana lOOSenlng
a few awning posts. The wagon was
only slightly damaged, but the milk was
saved.
l.. l.. Malev's cigar store and McCor-
mick X keith's barber shop have been
treated to handsome dressings in the
shape of new paint and paper and pre-
sent very attractive appearances. Let
the good work so on. Paint up the town
it needs it badly.
Mrs Cramatte's stock OF ladies iurn-
ishings is very fine. Call and get some
bargains.
Rev. DR.. A. H. Lackey went TO Cos
mopolis, yesterday afternoon, to defend
Mrs. Gilbreath, who has been suspended
from membership in the Presbyterian
church of that place on numerous charges
preferred against her by the good sisters
and brothers OF the church.
a car of feed just received, at lowest
prices, at Tanners.
Fred A. Hart, after an absence of about
ten months in the east, returned to Aber-
deem last Saturday. lie was accom-
panied by his sister, Mrs J +. Rennie,
OF Brooklyn, n. y, who will remain here
during the summer visiting with relatives
and enjoying our heathiul climate.
Fresh fruit always on hand at Rein
both Bros
\ defective flue in the old Grays IIar-
Dor Restaurant building ON & street, lust
south OF the hose house, set fire to the
roof, about 10 so Sunday night. The
iiremen responded promptly to the alarm
and soon had the fire extinguishcd, which
did but little damage to the building
Just received car of c. and C. flour,
only 75c sack. Best flour in town for
the money. +. II. TANNER.
James I.bister returned to Portland.
yesterday, to again undergo an operation
for the removal Of peculiar swelling on
the right side OF his nose. The treatment
taken few weeks ago, under The direct
ion OF Drs. Darrin, proved wholly I'M
successful, hence the necessity Of making
another trip and undergoing a painful
and dangerous surgical operation.
l will make it a point always have Il
supply of California pickel, ranch and
creamery butter aud fresh ranch eggs at
nv new store. WM WINDER.
Prof. and Mrs. kittle left this morning
for Gladstone, Mich, the home OF Mrs.
Kittle, where they will spend the sum-
mer, the Professor stopping at Mnneap-
oils for a few days A large number Of
friends were at the wharf to bid them
farewell, and the entire graduating class
going over the river with them. In their
years stay they have endeared them
selves to the hearts Of all, and it is with
sincere regret that the people OF aberdeen
par. with them. TIE HERALD Joins the
entire community in wishin them Il pleas
ant summer and a prosperous future,
hoping that the changes OF time will
again bring them back to Aberdeen.
Toklas & Kaufman believe in
the doctrine of olive and Let
Live They have inaugurated
Hard-Tines Sale, and the peo-
pie are hocking to their store for
the bargains.
At the school directors meeting on
Monday, the contract for furnishing the
district with 10 cords OF wood was let to
John Landers at 1926 per cord. The
only other bid was that Of Ben Millette
at $3.50 per cord.
Try our 40 cent tea, the best in the
market for the money. L. Ii. TANNER.
The Rebekah lodge, /. o. O. f., Of this
city gave dancing party at Odd Fellows
hall, on Saturday night, in honor OF Mrs.
A. J. Anderson and Mrs. w. A. Crandell,
who intend to leave next Monday for
visit to relatives in Minnesota and
Michigan.