Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-17
PR1EF NJ ENTION.

|, ru Fred King visited the county scat
| Nndsy.
Jon Boyer made the round trip to
opssano, Tuesday
=. II Kaufman was among the Aber-
v !, dsitors to Montesano, Tuesday.
r. rournie & Iennicke's smoked stur-
.n-it is delicious; sold by grocers.
= u J. Moulton, the + street boot and
!. maker, had business in Montesano,
; onday.
= " T. Patterson left on Tuesday for an
handed visit to his old home in Mon
ssl, Canada.
] Presiding Elder c. G. Larson, OF Port
nd will preach morning and evening in
= Norwegian Methodist church next
unday.
l. The water shipments of lumber from
=! hocuian, Aberdeen and Cosmopolis dur
II The month OF April amounted to
$4,000 feet.
/ The new awnings OF Fisher, Kroenert
nd Koehler are decided improvement
YER the sheds which line the streets, all
(which ough. to be torn down.
Call at the Aberdeen\ BAKERY for fresh
read, cakes and pies, Units and nuts,
Eeas and tobaccos; Manufacturers of
ucy tafFy and plant candies.
Thomas Moulton left Aberdeen on
uesday for visit to friends in Michi-
rn, and will probably visit his old home
New Brunswick before returning.
The main attraction in our city is the
|eam Riding Gallery with galloping
orses. Do not miss a chance OF seeing
as it will be here only this week.
DR.. O. Veser left yesterday on the
#eamer Del Norte for San Francisco, to
|ttend the American Medical Association
Ind to take in the fair. The Doctor will
)e absent about month.
WANTED-Everybody to come and see
pe new steam Riding Gallery with gal
pping horses. Something new, nothing
ike it ever here before. Will be running
VERY evening until ten o'clock.
II. f. Shelley departed for Kansas on
tuesday, to look after the interests OF the
Shelley brothers and seek a permanent
ocation. Mrs. Shelley and children ex-
beet to remain here during the summer.
The contract for furnishing the court
house OF this county with wood for the
coming year was let by the commits
'oners, last week, to Sherraden & Greg
Dry, for 1888 per cord, cut the required
ength.
Ii the people OF Aberdeen and Vicinity
will take the trouble to drop in/on Max
Sanford and note the difAreTt lines OF
goods kept and work done, tEey will see
The advantage of buying 6f him and
bringing their work to him.
Mr., Fred Hart is expected home next
Saturday frum his successful mission to
Washington in relation to the survey OF
township 2l-9. II the department at
olympia doesn't hurry up the matter, he
viii probably be sent after it,
Bishop Barker will visit the harbor
Wednesday and Thursday the 23rd and
4th, holding services in Aberdeen at the
Episcopal charel on Wishkah street, on
thursday, at $ 100 p. M, to which the
ublic are cordially invited.
Marion Meisenheimer, of Hoquiam, re-
urned from Oregon, last week, with a
ne sample OF coal from vein OH his
lain, about 100 miles south OF Portland
he sample shows excellent qualities
MI il the deposit proves extensive he
as a fortune at hand.
Fournie & Hennicke are putting on the
larket some choice smoked sturgeon
nd are meeting with an encouraging in
rease in their sales. The sample brought
} this office yesterday was the finest
ample Of smoked meat we ever tasted
SIX your grocer Tor some, he keeps it.
An encouraging sign is the filling o.
IT'S and other improvements going or
round town. Now if a little paint could
G added to all OF the buildings that neet
the town would present much better
ppearance. Nothing makes so bad ar
IMPRESSION as lot OF washed out looking
uildings.
County Clerk Lyons was in town Sat
rday shaking hands with old acquaint
noes, and incidentally working up :
anne OF ball for Sunday at Hoquiam
IRIS. Lyons left on the Point Iona in the
,orning to join her mother and sister al
ne Midwinter Fair.
A few OF the friends and neighbors O
Ir. and Mrs. Il. b. Campbell made al
nceremonious call upon them last Sat
rday evening and spent few hours
With n r1c or1 in conversation iyh1