Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-06-27
Bicycle Shoes at JErF's.

Bicycle Shoes at JErr's.
Il. ]. Mooney was here over Sunday.
New potatoes, onions, turnips, cabbage,
at Shelley 4 Co.'s.
steamer Point Iona, from San Fran
cisco, arrived yesterday.
Maurice Trask, deputy county clerk.
has been in town two or three days this
week.
Schooner Charles r. Wilson came in
sunday, and is taking on cargo of
Timber at Wilson Bros mill,
Mrs. NJ. f. Gray is down from the
Humptulips this week, looking much i'm
proved by her residence in the forests.
Time and tide wait for no man, and the
lady who buys her shoes of JEFF doesn't
have to wait for any man, either, because
her shoes stay tied.
On the Fourth of July the steamers
Josie Burrows and Montesano will run on
q special schedule. Their time cards ap.
pear in another column.
Mrs. J. NJ. Shaft, and son Raymond, of
Shaftsburg, Michigan, arrived Tuesday
evening to spend the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. S. X. Bowes.
Mrs S. Benin and daughter Leta re.
turned Monday evening from two
months visit with friends and relatives
at Eugene and Portland, Or.
Mrs. w. B. Fetterman and son Glenn
will leave for the beach next Monday,
where she will entertain the family of
Dean Apologize during few weeks.
The subjects for sermons at the Bap-
fist tabernacle next Sunday will be,
morning: CATER Death What?" Eve.
ming: Goods Great Love to Man."
Sargent's hotel is being given new
coat of paint, on both the interior and
which will enhance to con-
siderable degree its inviting appearance.
The Pacific hotel is being painted with
John w. Masurys pure mixed paint, the
best and most durable paint made. For
sale by D. McLafferty & Sons. See their
lad" in another column.
Mrs Jacob Weatherwax and Misses Inez
and Claire will leave next week for Green
vile, Michigan, to remain some time.
Tney 60 for the purpose Of educating the
daughters and for the health Of Miss Inez.
Mrs. a. Veser and son Otto are ex-
pected to arrive here Saturday from
Kansas, where they have been visiting
and friends for the past two
months.
Miss May Callahan, Western Union
Co. operator, will leave next
Wednesday for Tacoma and Seattle to en-
Joy three weeks vacation. Her place
will be occupied by John Mcdonald, Of
Tacoma.
A very pleasant party was given at
the home OF Miss Anna Campbell last
evening in honor of Misses Inez and
Claire Weatherwax, who leave for
Michigan next week. There were about
twenty present.
Two raffles were held here last Satur-
day night-for $50 steel range at Car
man & Co.'s hardware store and an $S5
bicycle at Schofeld's jewellery store.
Anderson & Suemnicht won the stove
and G H Giles the wheel.
Mrs. ]. Sellstrom wife Of the pastor
of the Swedish Mission church, died last
Saturday, aged 80 years. Her death
was unusually sad. They had just ar
rived to take charge of the new Mission
church. She had been married four
years, and leaves two small children.
Postmaster A. +. Stevens returned from
San Francisco, on the Point Iona, yes
terday. He will remain to make final
settlement with the government and
turn the office over to his successor,
when he will return to San Francisco,
by Mrs Stevens and daugh-
ter.
Children's day was observed at the
Methodist church last Sunday, and the
evening service was given over to the
little ones. The browning Of the queen
of the Sunday school, in which some OF
the larger ones assisted was a pretty SER
vice, The church was decorated with
flowers and the rooms filled to overflow
ing.
A reception was given last Saturday by
Mrs. A. d. Wood in honor of the Slst
birthday of Grandmother Wood. A large
number of invitations had been issued,
and many attended. The house was
handsomely decorated; vocal and instru'
mental music filled the hours, selections
being rendered by Mrs Gum, Mrs Bell,
Mrs Thomas, Miss Belle Wood, and
others; the refreshments were faultless.
Altogether the occasion was happy one
for Grandmother Wood. May she live
to celebrate many more.
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