Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-06-06
BRIEF MENTION
bicycle Shoes at Jrrr,s

N' e"i"Sies Tor sale or trad.
'o" LOWRY, Pacific Hotel, Aberdeen
Mrs. J. E. Lyons passed throuyh .ou
'"s' evening on her way to IIoouam
Get one Of those warranted axes .t T.
- Oarman u Co.'s new hardware Store
Mrs. l.. b. Tappan went to Monte 9. y,
tuesday, where she is working IN ou;t,
an interest in Viavi. 1"''>
Mrs. }. G. Burgess returned to Amor,
deem, Monday, after an absence Of sevor.,
months in San Francisco.
Inc railroad company have commenced
the construction Of the switch 10 w.
Standard oil company's warehouse.
Don't wait for anyone's old shoes b,t
be up to date and wear JErr,s stvl;sh
footwear. They cost no more than old
styles. ' O'>'
Inc Chehalis Bee says that three cleo.
trio lights are furnished in that ctv fo,
one dollar per month, each additional
light twenty-five cents.
G. E. Burrows & Co. expect to com.
p'ete the repairs on the steamer Josie
Burrows and get her off of the wavs nv
the last of this week.
CAL at the Aberdeen Bakery for fresh
bread, cakes and pies, fruits and nuts.
cigars and tobaccos; manufacturers Of
fancy taffy and plant candies.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church will
serve ice cream and cake in the Veser
building, on Heron street, Saturday even
ing. Everybody invited to come.
The passenger train now leaves here
for the east at 1915 p. m. and arrives
from the east at 6:55 p. M. The new
change OF time took effect last Sunday.
The county commissioners met in reg
ular session at Montesano, Tuesday. The
principal business before the board at this
meeting is the letting OF several road con
tracts.
Fresh bread daily at Aberdeen Bakery.
Four loaves for 25 cents.
Rev. o. Heggen went to Seattle, Tues.
day, to attend the camp meeting OF the
Norwegian Methodist church to be held
in that city. He will he absent a week
or ten days.
Robert Reinboth left Yesterday for his
old home at Amboy, ILL.,, and after visit
there Of few weeks will 20 to Chicago.
The best wishes Of the HERALD and his
many Aberdeen friends go with him.
Fred Miner has lumber on the ground,
at the northwest corner Of Randall and
H streets, with which to build himself a
cottage. Work will be commenced in a
few days. and he expects to remove
therein in about 80 days.
VIM. Forssel, who was resident OF
Aberdeen during the year 1890, since then
of Dallas, Oregon, returned Saturday to
remain permanently. His brother, Gus,
who has many acquaintance here, is
still at Dallas, but is thinking of return
ing here.
Morning subject at the Baptist church
next Sunday: "Why the Masses Of
Mankind are not Saved" In the even
ing, at 700 O'Clock, the E. p. Y. U.
meets, and at 500 program for Child
ren's day will be rendered by the Sum
day school.
Victor II. Beckman, editor OF the Pa
cific Lumber Trade Journal, OF Seattle,
gave US pleasant call this morning. He
is in the city in the interest OF his paper.
Mr.. Beckman states that the lumber bust
ness on the sound is showing considerable
improvement. .---~
Prospects for lively season at the beach
are good, several families having already
taken up their residences there for the
summer. Mine Host Hamer will prob
ably open the Pavilion. II the railroad
would make low excursion rate crowun
would take advantage OF it.
George Nye, Of this city, will represent
the Chehalis county Young Peoples 80
ciety OF Christian Endeavor at the ma
tional convention to be held in Boston
July 10th to the 18th. At the convention
in Seattle he was elected member OF the
committee on transportation.
An interesting game Of baseball was
played at Montesano, last Sunday by the
Aberdeen and Montesano teams. AT the
beginning Of the ninth inning the score
stood 8 to 4 in favor OF Aberdeen, but oy
succession of errors on the part OF ou'
nine, the Montesanos were given six runs
thus scoring them the game by 8 to TO-
Al narrow escape from fire was had thu
noon by the First National Bank. Some
cigarette fiend had evidently thrown I
stub on the sawdust close to the sldewaii
which had got sufficient start to burn int