Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-31
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

Attorney N. W. Bush returned from
Salem, Or, Saturday.
John j. Carney, OF Elma, was an
arrival in Abe rdeen last night.
VlAvI means the way to health.
Company's Office over Mrs. Stouts store,
Aberdeen, Wash.
II. NJ. Sutton, chairman OF the Demo
cratic county central committee, was in
town last night.
City Attorney w. o. McKinlay is in
Olympia this week, arguing case before
the supreme court.
Albert Phillips, of Ocosta, one of Che
halls countys leading Populists, was in
Aberdeen Monday.
A. p. Stockwell returned from Port
land, Monday, where he had been on
business for a few days.
The first shipment over the new road is
a car OF car siding which the Weather.
wax mill loaded this week.
Home made comforters for sale by o.
J. Lawrence. Cheap as ready made and
twice rs good. Will also be made to Or
der.
Judge Irwin, OF this county, is presid-
ing over the superior court of Thurston
county this week, by request OF Governor
4 McGraw.
jeff, the shoeman, has something OF
interest in another column of the HERALD
this week. which none of it's readers
should overlook.
Captain Conrad Knudsen, OF Hoquiam,
was in Aberdeen yesterday, on his way
to Montesano to liquidate his indebted
ness to the county.
Montesano is cndeavoring to raise a
bonus to secure saw and shingle mills,
proposition having been made them by
parties on the Sound.
Call ut the Aberdeen Bakery for fresh
bread, cakes and pies, fruits and nuts,
cigars and tobaccos; manufacturers of
The Epscopalans will hold service
hereafter in the Wcatherwax building
south of the post office, in the room form
erly used by Justice Arnold as court.
Mrs. Rouse, wife of Conductor Rouse of
the work train, and two children re.
turned to their home in Tacoma, Mon
day, after a few days visit in Aberdeen,
Loggers, step into c. f. Arnold's black
smith shop and see the best cold-shut in
the world, made of steel and coupled into
chains or wire cable without the aid of
any tools.
VIM. Crosbie returned from his visit to
New York, last Thursday. He was
accompanied by Mr.. IIine, of New York
City, who will remain here for several
months.
NJ. L. church sunday morning subject
No Uncommon Sins, and No Short
Cuts to Heaven. Evening theme-Past
Opportunities and Present Privileges
Our Duty. All are welcome.
Olof Olsen, sailor on the Sailor Boy,
was arrested Saturday night for being
\ drunk and disorderly. Monday Justice
Andrews fined him IS and costs, which
1 the captain OF his vessel paid.
Rev. John r. Thompson, ID. d., will
preach in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning and evening. Subject
Of evening discourse, marriage and
Divorce" Everybody welcome.
A telephone line is to be built between
Ocosta and Tokeland, by way OF North
Cove, during the coming spring.. to be
owned by stock company to which
North Cove and Ocosta parties have sub
scribed.
a. NJ. Tenney, who at one time owned
considerable land at Westport, now
resident of San Francisco, arrived on the
steamer Point Iona, Saturday, and is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Bush
while in Aberdeen.
Sunday, Feb. 3, is Christian Endeavor
Day and the Union c. +. society of this
city will observe it by giving song SER
vice and concert next Sunday evening at
80 in the Congregational church. Every
one is cordially invited to attend.
Bring your job printing to the HERALD
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company
and the Meyer and Akmann line are at
present engaged in passenger rate war
between San Francisco and Puget sound
points. The rates have been cut to $14
and $3.50 for first and second class re-
y spectively.
Some of Montesano's ladies are en-
deavoring to raise car load Of provisions
4 and clothing for the destitute people of
western Nebraska, and their efforts
D should be rewarded with liberal dona-
4 tons from all parts Of the county. While
we are enjoying fine weather and other
comforts OF life, let us not overlook the
d fact that thousands Of families-men,
women and chltlren-in western Kansas