Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-06-07
RRIEF NJ IGNITION.

CASA buys cheap Al Nir'llr'S.
S,.rtY Graham and wife spent Sunday
intown.
viii Lanning is clelking in Fishers
cOhing store.
Miss Jessie Young is visiting Mrs. j.
r. Pettyjohn, at Montesano.
DRYER returned from SAN Francisco,
u,nday on the Point Iona.
Attorneys Cowden and Cochran went
,pto the county seat Tuesday.
Mayor weatherwax was passenger
T., Tacoma Tuesday morning.
roct Roberts, Of the Montesano Nidcttc,
ras passenger on the Point Iona.
TRY Fournie & lIenncke S smoked stur
,eou-it is delicious; sold by grocers.
r J. Garman returned Wednesday
evening from a business trip to Seattle.
Mrs. NJ. +. Smith left yesterday morn
mo for months visit with her daughter
in Portland.
HONE ROASTED COFFEE at Emcry's, it
beats them all for strength and flavor.
He roasts 1t daily. tt
Rev. W. l. Cospcr preached in the
Methodist church last Sunday, in the alb
sence Of Rev. \. j. Joslyn.
Rev. A. J. Joslyn returned Wednesday
evening from few days visit to Portland
and Oregon City, Oregon.
Let every one who has the interest OF
Aberdeen's schools at heart come out to
the election Monday and vote.
The U. $. Clothing Co. has just re-
ceived consignment OF shoes which they
will sell at prices to suit the times.
A meeting Of the taxpayers association
10 elect delegates to the state convention
Is called for Saturday, June 10th.
Mrs. Whsle, Mrs. Mccall and Miss
S.die Lowry returned from the Mid
winter fair Monday on the Point Iona.
Mrs. p. Burns, OF lIoquiam, delegate
to the W. c. I. U. convention at Cen
tralia, was 4 passenger on Mondays
train.
DR.. Lamb, Of lToquiam, passed through
Monday morning to attend the Grand
Lodge X. OF p. which met in Olympia
this week.
The steamer Cosmopolis came in Mon
day, and after unloading went on the
ways at Cosmopolis to have some repairs
done to her rudder.
J. krabcr and Mrs. l.. n. Alt and
family LETT to-day for Phoenix. Arizona,
going from here to San Francisco on the
steamer Cosmopolis.
Capt. ID. W. Debbins is preparing for
the summer trade by building a new and
larger dock, with larger and more COM
modious waiting room.
For SALE.-Eighty thousand cedar
shingles; or will trade for stock, produce
Or anything of value. Address, Bon
LOWRY at Pacific Hotel. II
Mrs. j. NJ. Walker, former resident
Of this city, but lately of Hoquiam, passed
through on her way to Dilley, Oregon
where she will spend the summer
Sunday evening the young people will
have charge of the Children's Day eXer.
cises at the Methodist church. An UNI
usually interesting time is expected.
Mrs. L. A. Minis, Miss Edith Minis,
and Mrs. j. f. Lyons returned from a
month at the Fair on the Point
Iona last Monday. "Jimmie' came
down to meet them.
A concert is in preparation for June 90
consisting OF vocal and instrumental
music. 1t is in the hands OF some Of
Aberdeen's finest musicians and an even.
ing Of pleasure is assured.
Mrs Cramatte's stock OF ladies furn'
shings is very fine. Call and get some
bargains.
Deputy Assessor j. A. Hood went VI
to Montesano Tuesday with the complet
ed assessment roll of the city OF Aber
dozen. In round numbers it foots VI
s4OO, 900 as against 5000 900 last year.
Harry Van Tassel and Charley Gill are
building Il fine large boat, after the Pear
son model. 1t is % feet long, 6 fee
beam, and will be schooner rugged
They claim it will be the fastest boat OF
the harbor.
NJ. +. Hill, Asst. engineer at Tho
water works, was out with his new Gin
cinnati bicycle last Monday. It's ;
handy, of the latest style and pattern
with wood rim wheel and pneumatic tire
and cost $50.
4 David Tatum, the Quaker Evangelist
will speak on the subject of temperance
in the Baptist tabernacle, tomorrow
Friday, evening Mr.. Tatum is distin