Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-04-12

CASH buvs cheap at Winder's.

both Bros
Fred Dawley left on Monday for the
Sound cities.
Miss Sarah Lowry went up to Monte
sano this morning to visit friends.
Get your milk at the Pioneer Dairy, if
you want good milk and good meaure. n
The hour for services at the churches
Sunday evening has been changed from
80 to 90 o'clock.
A. O. Ingham, the genial foreman Of
he Bulletin, went to Seattle, Saturday,
o visit relatives, returning Monday.
J. S. Gum went to Centralia today to
meet his wife, who is returning from
ix months visit among relatives in Ohio.
VIM. Fntrope, of the Union Single
3d., has moved his family up from Mark
,am, and now occupies the Wall cottage.
Rev. DR.. Lackey went to Kelso, Tues
law, to attend the semi-annual meeting
i the Presbytery for western Washing
bn.
The voters on Garrard creek, in this
punty, have petitioned the county COM
hissioners to establish a voting precinct
the creek.
]. w. Isbister, manager Of Moore's
lberdeen and Hoquiam diaries, went to
ortland, Ore, Wednesday, to be gone
bout two weeks.
REMEMBER, ii you want real, genuine
|orth for your money, in dry goods and
psiery, you will get it from Lawrence, at
he Racket Store.
Work has been commenced OH Miners
, Nv boiler works. The carpenters are
hsy putting the long timbers in place
Id getting the framework ready.
The steamer Point Iona arrived from
! IN Francisco, Monday, with cargo OF
oceries and other supplies for harbor
erchants. She returns tomorrow.
] will make it point always have a
pply of California picket, ranch and
Pamery butter and fresh ranch eggs at
new store. WIN. WINDER.
i; Mrs. l.. J. Kolts left Aberdeen Tues
y morning for Eugene City, Oregon, in
3 Pponse to a telegram announcing the
4 lden and serious illness OF her sister.
The steamer Point Iona brought the
lowing goods for Mitchell's Store: Cab
n &c, Oranges, Cheese, Bacon, Granu-
ed Sugar, Fresh and Picked Butter, etc
d Fourteen members of Evergreen Re-
kah lodge, I. 0. o. f., OF Aberdeen
d artered the steamer Progress, Tuesday
eht, and visited the Rebekah lodge al
bsmopolis.
Z AL. and "Billy" Stockwell have been
hitting down on the beach this week
ley believe that three is crowd, and
= I've gone off by themselves to see if they
81 b bag all the game.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
i berdeen Rod and Gun Club will be
\ Id at f. L. Koehler & Co.'s store to-
j brow friday night. All members
!, E requested to be present.
4 Fresh bread daily at Aberdeen Bakery
d bur loaves for 25 cents.
!, The county commissioners have author.
I'd Assessor Bum to appoint not tc
lceed twelve deputies to assist him in
u e work Of assessing the property Of the
I unity, at the rate of 1915 each per day
= II mil ,1,o1 oe boo,, Il u
hderson & Suemnicht, left for Sitka
8 aska, via Tacoma, leaving the latter
ace tomorrow on the City Of Topeka
the prospects are favorable he will oper
tailor shop in Sitka.
! HOME ROASTED COFFEE at Emerys, il
lats them all for strength and flavor
e roasts 1t daily. Il
Messrs. r. II. Mcdonald and Colin
urray returned on the steamer Point
Y PIMA, Monday, from San Francisco
here they have been enjoying them
Ives for the last few weeks, viewing the
khts OF the city and the fair.
John Link, of Cosmopolis, was in towr
aesday and made this office pleasant
III. He says his shinge mill will bt
lady to commence operations in few
/ lys, and that they have orders fol-
Tough shingles to keep them running al
MINER.
No wharfage charges will be made
ter April first for any freight carried b,
pr boats. C. +. BURROWS & Co.
a pleasant social affair was the dance
Koehler's hall, Saturday night, under
e management of Prof. Carnage ant
|chestra. The attendance was small
BIT the enjoyment Of the participants was
ual to that which has attended all tn,
lnces given by the professor.
1t may be Of interest to anglers t.
arm that it is unlawful to catch trout ir
by Of the streams OF Washington he
veen the first day OF November and the
st day of May; also that State Flsl