Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-07-25
BRIEF MENTION.
Dr. Neser is in Seattle this weel

N"P'. .. NJ. Weatherwax is expected
home within u few days.
YUM! YUM! Watermelons at Larson
\ Wheeler's, just received.
Allen Johnson, of Montesano. regis.
tered at the Pacific Tuesday.
N. u. kaufman went to the beach
yesterday to enjoy the sea breezes,
Miss Lou Asmus, of Montesano. is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Larson
Get your milk at the Pioneer Dairy. II
you want good milk and good meaurc. y
Mrs. Jacob Weatherwax and Misses
Ina and Claire left for the beach this
morning.
Bert Keith left Monday for the Satsop.
where he will spend his vacation hunting
and fishing.
). l.. Carman. the rustling furniture
manufacturer, Of Tacoma, was in town
this morning.
Social dance at the Aberdeen Hotel
Saturday night. Everybody invited
Tickets fifty cents.
Chas. II. Bell, editor Of the Bulletin.
enjoyed the pleasures of the beach at
Cohassett last Sunday.
The Weatherwax mill started up tlds
nlorning to cut a cargo for the Sailor Boy
which is now on the way. "
Green corn, new cabbage and potatoes,
lowest prices, at Larson & Wheeler's.
State Land Commissioner Chadwick
and family passed through town last eve.
ming on the way to the beach.
Mr.. F. Z. Thayer, manager for WASH
ington and Oregon of the New York Life
Insurance Co., is in town today.
Miss Anna Dumond arrived last even.
ing from Lebanon, Oregon, for a two
weeks visit with friends in the city.
Why go out OF your way for square
meal when you can get it in the center
of town at Sargent's Palace hotel?
Miss Julia Wepf, Of Milwaukee, Wis,
arrived on the 10Th and will spend the
summer with her sister, Mrs. A. C. Clark.
For SALE CnEAP-About 100 IT. ~
inch rope and capston nearly new. En-
quire Of Mrs. l.. E. Dole, opposite Pacific
hotel.
J. W. Ray, land attorney OF Olympia.
was in the city Saturday looking after the
interests OF some OF the settlers adjacent
to the Halbor.
Chehalis valley beef is the tenderest,
most juicy of any in the market. This is
the only kind kept by Bert Morse at the
Aberdeen Market. Try some.
CIV. Bushnell, representing Davis and
Lawrence Co., manufacturers OF Perry
Davis Pain Killer, was in town the past
week, calling on the the trade, and the
newspapers.
We now have full line of all kinds OF
fresh fruits. Our California plums, pears
and apples, and Yakima peaches are
prime. KRoENERT Bros. 1T
w. H. Dexter, Of Aberdeen, has begun
the erection of a two-story brick store
building in Cosmopplis for II. L. sauers.
The building % to be 25x5o, and built oil
Cosmopolisbrick.
The Enterprise states that A. W. Carl
is in receipt of the good news that the
commissioner of the land department has
decided the contest OF the Northern Pa
cific for his claim in his favor.
Owing to delay in getting out the invi'
tations for the reception at the Aberdeen
hotel Saturday evening many failed TO
receive them until afterward. Those VINO
did attend enjoyed the program and the
elegant supper.
Hon. Edward X. Hawkins, receiver OF
the United States land office for this dist
riot. arrived last evening, and was shak-
ing hands with his many acq'lalntances
this morning before leaving for the Deac"'
where he will remain over Sunday.
Hon. John l.. Wilson passed through
town Saturday night on the way to no.
ouiam. Sunday afternoon he came oacK
to Aberdeen, stopping over night az tne
Sherman house. After interviewing the
faithful he took the noon boat to JOIN
Mra Wilson at Col. Huestis' cottage al
Cohassett, returning to the Sound iro"
there on Tuesday.
GotoF.L. Carman & Co.'S and get q
a 20 knife for seventy.fve cents. HaV'
inc handled this brand for years we know
it to be good.
The weather report for the week ending
Monday says the temperature oil the past
week in western Washington was slign''y
lower than the average, the last two days
onlv being very warm. Though there
wos considerable cloudiness, no rain oc'
curred except a slight sprinkle on the
18th and the dry spell since the oth re-
mains practically unbroken. As " fu'e
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