Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-01-18


been con a spree" with the elements,
and partially dcmolishing five Of its win
dows.
The window glass dealers Of the city
are now firm believers in the adage that
cts an i'll wind" &C., for Friday nights
storm gave them plenty of work filing
orders for glass.
Get your milk at the Pioneer Dairy, if
you, want good milk and good meaurc. &
The Commercial Company has made
a round-trip rate OF $3.50 for passengers
on the steamer Point Iona from Grays
Harbor points to San Francisco, during
the Midwinter Fair.
Owing to the storm the free excursion
from Westport and other harbor points
to Aberdeen, last Saturday, did not take
place. The next one will occur on Sat
urday, the 9th inst
Charles Pratsch, l.. w. Walker and
Charlie johnson went down the harbor.
yesterday, for few days duck shooting
at the Aberdeen Gun and Rod Clubs
preserves at South bay.
Don't you like SAUER KRAUT! Try
some of Kroenert's.
On Sunday work train was wrecked
on the South Bend branch of the North
ern Pacific railroad by landslide mile
and half from Chehalis, and the en-
gineer, A. S. Moore, was killed.
Winder's injunction to "Patronize
home industry" placed in box OF eggs,
is \ move in the right direction and if
practiced by the populace will no doubt
encourage the hens to better work.
At the meetings OF the fire companies
this week 81 Stapleford was elected fore
man OF Pioneer hose company; G. r..
Pratsch of Hook and Ladder company !;
and S. B. Linn of Wishkah hose company.
The steamer Point Iona arrived in
yesterday morning from San Francisco.
After unloading a cargo Of general mer-
chandise for Aberdeen merchants, she
went to Cosmopols to take on load of
lumber.
The schooner Chas. S. Wilson unloaded
cargo for KRoENERr Bros. yesterday.
There was meeting OF mill men held
in the city last Monday to consider several
matters of interest to Grays harbor. Ac-
ton was taken in regard to having w. ID.
Richardson, agent OF the Russion steam
ship line visit the harbor, tugs and steam
ers being placed at his disposal.
The union meetings of the churches OF
the city which were held through the
week of prayer were quite well attended,
and OF more than ordinary interest. Re-
vival services are being held by the sew
eral churches IN the Baptist tabernacle
this week. Thus far they have attracted
good audiences and have been Of excel
lent spirit.
An evidence Of better times Oh Grays
harbor is the increased business at Miners
Aberdeen foundry. They have just fur
nished Logger MCPHERSON with one of their
steam skidders and are busily engaged
on another order. Mr.. Miner says he
has several other orders for his steam
skidders, awaiting the easement OF the
money market.
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.
The wind last Friday night was the
hardest experienced on this harhor fol-
several years, but the only damage to
property in the city was the breaking OF
glass in few windows and overturnine
several small buildings. 1t prevailed all
over the northwest, extending into Idaho
Considerable damage was done to ship.
ping on the Sound.
The lesson to be discussed by the
Union Bible Study Class next Sunday
afternoon is: "'rhe beginning Of Christ's
work in Galilec." This lesson includes
l. Imprisonment of John the Baptist
2. The Nobleman's son; 8. First rejec
ton at Nazareth; 4. Removal to Caper
naum. The meeting will be held in the
Baptist tabernacle, with p. f. Finch fol
teacher.
Fresh fruit always on hand at Rein.
both Bros
The supreme court has affirmed the
judgment against DR.. Gile, OF Centralia
for manslaughter in causing the death o.
Alfred Wright. The decision has lcca
interest from the fact that DR.. Gile is an
ex-coroncr OF Chehalis county, and an
accomplice Of his, Mrs. Catherine McCor.
mick, who was living with Wright, few
years ago lived up the Wishkah river
She escaped punishment on techni
cality. On the way to the penitentiary
Wednesday, to serve out his four years