Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-16
BRIEF MENTION
Bicycle Shoes at Jrrr,s

fresh bread daily at Aberdeen Bakorv
-Four loaves for % cents.
Mrs. IL. a. Hayes returned from p,..
land Monday c-'ening after a few d,vs
visit. way
The Variety Store is the place 70 INV
your shoes.
Inc usual batch of attorneys were
among the passengers for NIontesaro
Monday. '''
Mrs. Shelley, II 2l-0 settler, passed
through town yesterday morning ON tho
way to Tacoma.
FOR SALE.-One hand skidler in good
order, and 125 feet of half-inch wir. cohl.
See l.. +. Mayhal. tf
VIM. ii. Pearson spent part Of tho
past week in the east end Of the con,tv
serving summonses.
Rev. p. A. Mattson, of Tacoma hold
service in the Swedish Luthern church
here, Monday evening.
VIM. Kelley, postmaster at Enumclaw
has been appointed industrial INSPECTOR
to the Quiniault Indians.
Everybody will have picnic by buv.
ing pair of $500 shoes for 81. 100. at N.
G. kaufman's.
BoRN-Tuesday May l4th to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Fa:quhar, son. The young
man has the best wishes of the HERALD.
j. J. Mcdonald had his trial Tuesday
for breaking into Anderson and Suem.
NIGHTS tailor shop, and he was acquitted.
the state not being able to prove that he
was the guilty man.
All grades shingles for sale or trade.
Bon LOWRY, Pacific Hotel, Aberdeen.
Miss Grace Amens, Supt. OF the DEM
crest Medal Contests for Chehalis county
is visiting Mrs. A. G.. Clark this week.
and will endeaver to organize for the
work in Aberdeen.
Rev. $. Alonzo Bright left yesterday
morning for Chehalis to attend the min
isterial institute OF the Chehalis district,
where he will read paper upon the sub
ject of "Inspiration."
Remember, The Variety Store is the
originator OF low prices on shoes. No
shoddy; but good values.
The Olympia Land and Investment Co.,
of Ocosta, is one Of the victims OF Paul
Schulze; the Investigations just concluded
showing him to have been defaulter to
it in small amount.
News has been received of tine death
on the 18th, at Forest Grove, Oregon,
of J. r. Walker, member Of Aberdeen
Lodge No. 81. A. o. U. w., former
resident OF this city and also Of Hoquiam.
Levi Sargent at the Palace Hotel is as
surance of good square meal and soft
bed. If
Mr. l. Crawford received telegram
Tuesday requesting him to come to
Phoenix, Arizona, where his son Frank is
i'll with consumption. He telegraphed
Them to send him here, and expects that
he will arrive the last of this week.
The agent for the Simpson Computing
scale was interviewing our merchants
yesterday. 1t is an ingeniously ar
ranged table on the weighing bar which
tells the number Of pounds. at any price,
to be given for stated amount Of
money.
Get your milk at the Pioneer Dairy, if
you want good milk and good meaure. n
Special Agent Mclean, of Tacoma.
was in town Tuesday completing ar
rangements with local agent L. f. Paine,
for connecting the big oil tank with the
tank line cars. Two Car loads OF oil are
now on the way, and are expected here
next week. ~
The first game OF baseball of the season
was played Sunday in this city between
Aberdeen and Montesano, the former
winning by score of % to q. The re-
suit indicates that the boys need con-
siderable limbering up before claiming
the championship Of the world. ---
For two dollars you can get the HERALD
and the Weekly acknowledgement, one
year. You cannot afford to miss the
opportunity.
The Washington Christian Endeavor
Union will hold it's annual convention at
Seattle May 1920. One thousand dele
gates are expected to be present. The
Aberdeen society will be represented by
Mesdames Mckinley, Wiltsie and West,
Mrs. Wiltsie is on the program for the
Sunday morning service
Preparatory to the revival meetings
soon to be held, the churches will meet
on Monday and Tuesday evenings in the
Methodist house, where all the evening
meetings are to be held. The committee
decided to hold the day meetings in the
Congregational house. Rev. Mr. Bitter
"a noticed last week, will begin the re-
vival campaign on Wednesday evening
All neople are invited to all these meet