Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-12-12
BRIEF NJ ENTION.
Mother Goose tomorrow.

Clarence Ackcy has-so far recovered as
to be about able to return to his home.
S. a. Moak, of Montesano, was in town
Tuesday, in attendance upon the Hook
Lowry wedding.
Rev. ID. d. Proper will preach in the
Baptist tabernacle Sunday, Dec. Is. All
are cordially invited.
The county central committee Of the
Peoples party will meet in Montesano,
next Saturday ut II o'clock.
Miss Elizabeth Kellerman has finished
her term OF school at AFFORD and returned
to her home up the Wishkah.
There will be pop corn balls for the
children at the Mother Goose market
tomorrow, and Jack Horner pie, too.
BoRN.-Sunday, December 8, 1895, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cowden, a son.
The HERALD extends congratulations.
r.. T. Dabney is fitting up the rooms
next to the telegraph Office for w. S.
Cram, who will open up a candy factory.
The Neuskah river correspondent Of
the Vidette says three or four men could
find winters employment in that To-
cality.
Ladies', if you want good picked but
ter, oaten flakes (cakes), fancy mixed
cakes, pretzels, cracknells, etc., get them
at Mitchell's. [2t
w. II. Roden, representing San Fran
cisco produce house, and who has been
visiting this harbor for the past ten years
is at the Pacific.
The cargo shipments Of lumber from
Gravs harbor during November was very
near ten million feet, of which Aberdeen
shipped one-half.
N. G. Wheeler will leave tomorrow for
Tacoma, to meet his mother, who is on
the way from her home at st. Louis,
Mich, to spend the winter here.
A heated journal and bent shaft shut
down the electric light plant soon after
nine o'clock last evening, and the city
was in darkness the rest Of the night.
The storm of Monday was general
throughout Western Washington, the
rainfall at Tacoma for the twenty-four
hours ending at s p. nj. being 2.S6 inches.
Elder S. w. Nellis will preach in the
East Aberdeen school house Sunday night
at 7:3O o'clock. Subject: Modern
Spiritualism." All are invited to attend.
Poison Bros. lost about $500 by fire at
their logging camp last Saturday through
the carelessness of the man in charge,
who attempted to heat quantity Of oil
over the stove.
Fun and frolic with Mother Goose and
her family at the market, i'll the Neser
building, Friday afternoon and evening.
Also an opportunity to spend few dimes
to good advantage.
Boys, and girls too, come to the Mother
Goose market tomorrow, there will be a
Jack Horner pie, where. for Il nickle, you
can stick in your thumb and pull out a
plum, and have lots OF fun.
Miss Grace Owens returned to her
home in Montesano, Monday, after sew
eral weeks in the city training the con-
testants for the Demorest memorial con.
test, which took place Friday evening.
While up in the woods last week, about
twenty miles from town, Eugene France
fell from tree which was lying across a
gulch, and broke rib besides sustaining
other bruises about the body and face.
The employees Of the Weatherwax mill
received notice Tuesday Of reduction in
wages, averaging about fifteen to twenty
per cent. This is the first cut made by
this company, and the rate is still above
that paid by the other mills on the har-
Dor.
Lem Wiley was taken before Judge
Irwin last Saturday, who after examina-
ton ordered him sent to the asylum at
Steilacoom, where it is thought a few
months treatment will effect cure. lie
seemed possessed with the idea that he
must kill some one, but could not detcrm-
inc who it should be.
T. A. Mcdonald, who is building new
pilot boat at Hoquiam, has recently
fitted up wood working establishment,
with lathe, band saw, ETC., on Wishkat
street, in the old laundry building, and
after the completion of the boat will
engage here in the building of boats anC
the manufacture Of oars.
O.J. Lawrence, Of the Racket store, il
building up deservedly large business
Buying for cash and selling for cash, ant
having no bad accounts, enables him tt
sell good goods very cheap. At this sea
son of the year his store is filled will
many things suitable for Christmas, ant
it will pay you to look at them.