Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-12-13

George Allen left Monday for bust
ness trip to the Sound.
The Catholic fair opens this evening,
and will continue for three days.
Chas. Wappenstien went up to the
county seat on business this morning.
WANTED, a good girl. A steady situa.
ton. Apply at Mrs. Il. T. Dabney's, ABB
erdeen. If
7. w. Yaser, OF Portland, was looking
over the town Tuesday. investigating its
prospects.
Bring your job printing to the HERALD
oflice-we can suit you in price, style and
quality Of stock.
The steamer Josie Burrows made an
extra run to IIoquiam yesterday morning
with fourteen head OF cattle.
Just received-another lot Of
Ladies', Mems, Boys and chill
dren's caps, at Kaufman's.
The Copalis beach is lined with piling
supposed to be from the big raft that
went to pieces off the coast OF Oregon.
Home made comforters for sale by O.
j. Lawrence. Cheap as ready made and
twice as good. Will also be made to or
der.
+. A. Post, OF Oakvile, has secured
the contract for getting out the timber
for the Black river bridge in Thurston
county.
From letter received by Mrs. Ed. Nc
Manemey this week it is learned that
Prof. II. =. Campbell is now at Meridcn,
New Jersey.
The HERALD office has been removed
to the Dabney block OH q street, opposite
the hose house, thereby getting nearer to
the center of trade.
Call at the Aberdeen Bakery for fresh
bread, cakes and pies, fruits and nuts,
cigars and tobaccos; manufacturers Of
fancy tail'y and plant candies.
In the case Of the town OF Ocosta, re-
spondent, VS.. G. l.. Rcdfeld, appellant, a
motion to dismiss the appeal was enter
tanned by the Supreme court last Mon
day.
The Oakyille correspondent OF the Vi
dette says that test will be made OF
the sandstone OF that place, and if suit
able will be used in the jetty work OH
the harbor.
Mr.. John Miller is in receipt Of letter
from Joe Stamey, dated Jancau, Alaska,
Dec. I. lie is well pleased with the city,
and expects to start for the interior in the
early spring.
Mr.. Mcnamara, a onetime resident OF
Grays Harbor City and also of Hoquiam,
returned to his home in Eureka, Califor-
mia, this morning, after spending few
days ON the harbor.
Track laying on the railroad is nearly
completed, the rails now reaching within
a few rods OF Frank Kaufman's house.
The work OF ballasting the track will be-
gin as soon as the rails are all laid.
John Mckenzie, who has been visiting
with his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Angus
Mckenzie, and the family Of Max San
ford, returned to his home in Portland
Tuesday. He went by way Of Tacoma.
where he will meet his son George who
is on the way home from Alaska.
Miners foundry has been at work on
the new boilers and fronts for the Wealth
erwax mill for the past three weeks, and
expects to have them finished by the last
Of next week. They will be put in place
as soon as completed, when it is expected
that the mill will again run full capacity.
Last Saturday two tramps, James Drew
and Jerome Durham, went into Mrs. Bar
rones millinery store and stole hat.
They were arrested by Marshal Pearson,
and had a trial Monday before Justice
Arnold, who sentenced them to fine Of
$25 and costs, in default OF which they
were taken to the county Jail Tuesday.
st. Andrews Episcopal Church, Rev.
r. j. Mooney, minister. Evening
prayer and sermon at 80 on Sunday
next. The inclemency of the weather
prevented MIR. Mooney from being with
US on Sunday last. He will preach his
sermon on "Poisons in the Family"
The Olympia land office has received
word from the department that, the
Northern Pacific having taken no steps
for appeal in the cases recently men,
toned, the decision was final, and the