Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-12-05
BRIEF MENTION.

| WORK. Enquire OF Mrs. IL. L. Dabney.
Don't forget the Mother Goose Marke
Friday afternoon and evening, Decembe
18th.
Horsemen in this state predict an TN
usually cold winter, as horses, they say
have taken on an extra heavy coat o
hair.
Ladies, if you want good picked but
ter, oaten flakes (cakes), fancy mixe(
cakes, pretzels, cracknells, ETC., get then
at Mitchells. ret
j. G. Burgess returned Saturday aftel
four months absence in Portland, anc
noted the presence of many strangers il
town, and much improvement generally
At the M. +. church next Sunday, the
morning subject will be "Pentecostal
Power" evening theme, "What is Life p
Come early if You desire good seat; ali
welcome.
q. Il. WeatherwaX returned from San
Francisco on the Friday evening train,
having come as far as South Bend on the
Point Iona. He reports business in
California OH the up grade.
@. +. Mace, OF Montesano, deputy
county treasurer, is in town collecting de-
linquent personal taxes. The list this
year is smaller than last, and from pres
ent indications will be easily collected.
D. d. Proper, of Seattle, Baptist mis-
sionary for Western Washington was in
the city Monday. He will returnd Satur-
day evening, the 18th, and deliver a
lecture on Ten Months in Rebel
Prison."
The morning subject at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday will be What
Ain I ? and Where Am I Going? In the
evening, a continuation of the question
in the morning subject, viz, Whittier
Bound?
Miss Anna Collins, Of this city, re-
ceived the highest number of votes for
the most popular young lady, at the
Sisters hospital fair, and was given the
gold watch. Miss Rosa Furnier was
awarded the large doll.
There will be no admission to the
Mother Goose Market given by the Meth
odist ladies next week nor will it cost
anything to get out unless you wish to
purchase some Of the many desirable ar
ticles they will have for sale.
During the past week there were re-
corded patents for 26s,15O acres Of land,
to the Northern Pacific railway COM
pany, lying in Chehalis, Mason, Lewis,
Thurston and Pacific counties, OF which
only about 1920 acres are IN Chehalis
county.
The dance at Koehler's hall last Satur-
day night was a pleasant affair, and al
though the attendance was small, all
enjoyed themselves. The music was fur
nished by the keystone orchestra, under
the direction Of Mr. Conrad Bieber, and
its high reputation was fully sustained.
The most complete line of stoves on
Grays harbor, at H. l.. Cook & Cos.
Poison Brothers this week received the
two miles Of railroad iron which they re-
Gently purchased in Centrala. 1t goes to
build road from the head of tide water
on the middle branch of the Hoquiam,
and will reach five sections of the finest
timber in the county which they have
secured at that point.
The best grades mems overalls for SOC,
at Lawrence's Racket Store.
A telegram to George Fl. Emerson from
Senator Wilson the past week states that
the Grays harbor bar and inside harbor
will both be included in the appropria-
tons for goodly amount. This with a
probable beginning of work on the light
house will mean the expenditure o: con-
siderable money next summer.
Get your milk at the Pioneer Dairy, if
you want good milk and good meaure.
November was the banner month for
lumber shipments from Aberdeen, the
total being Is cargoes aggregating 1884,
900 feet, distributed among the mills as
follows: Wilson Bros. & Co., three
cargoes, 100000 feet; Weatherwax
Lumber Co. five cargoes, 1,730, 2SO feet !;
West & Slade Co. five cargoes, ,914 900
feet.
The Record Of remarkable cures effected
enables us truthfully to say that Hood 8
Sarsaparilla is the only true blood puri-
fer prominently in the public eye today.
w. f. Pattison, editor of the Cvsmopo-
lis Enterprise, went to Portland last FRI
day, where he was joined in wedlock to
the lady Of his choice, Miss Addie Man.
Vile, Of Tenino, WASH, on Monday, Rev.
II. A. Barden, Of Emmanuel Baptist
church, officiating. The happy pair re-
turned Tuesday evening and stopped at
the Pacific hotel over night, going to Co.'S
mopolis yesterday morning. The HERALD
joins Bro. Pattison's many friends in
extending congratulations.