Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-07-11

'""o yesterday.
J.. II. Shields, the Westport rustler
was IN town yesterday.
Some bargains in real estate are of.
Tered on the fourth page.
>. ID. Roberts, Of Montesano, was in
town few days the past week.
Bailey B. Smith, of the Cosmopolis
shingle mill was in town yesterday.
yet your milk at the Pioneer Dairy, il
you want good milk and good meaurc. n
The last few days have reminded one Of
eastern summer weather. Fortunately
the nights are cool.
The Trade Register says that owing to
The scarcity OF logs the price has advanced
20 cents on the Sound.
Deputy Sheriff Whitney was in town
last evening and took in the entertain
ment at the opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Wooding went to
the beach Sunday and will spend the
summer in their cottage at Cohassett.
The families OF c. A. and O. O. Beard
sIey will leave the last of the week for Co.
hassett, where they will spend tho sum.
mer.
MIR. and Mrs. r. T. Dabney and the
children went to the beach today. They
will occupy the Finley cottage at West
port, during the summer.
The ladies Of the Methodist church will
serve ice cream on next Friday afternoon
and evening in the Duffy building.
Everybody invited to come and get some
OF this cooling and healthful refreshment.
Pastor Lindsay's subject next Sunday
morning in the Congregational church
will be: "Chrst and Materialism." In
the evening the subject will be: "Good
Citizenship for Aberdeen and Else
where"
Captains Hughes and Reed had their
trials last week in the United States court
at Tacoma, and their many friends will
be pleased to know that they were able to
prove themselves innocent of the charge
OF smuggling.
Sargent's Palace cafe is now one of the
attractive places OF the city in which to
get good square meal New paint
within and without, and nice, clean, light
sleeping rooms make it desirable
stopping place.
A special train with POO Tacoma people
bound for the beach. will arrive at Ocosta
next Sunday at II Il. m. and will leave at
Z p. IN. for the return trip. The passen-
gers will be transferred to Westport by
the steamers Josie Burrows and Monte
sano.
Rev. DIR. J. Il. Thompson will preach
in the Presbyterian church next Lord s
day at II o'clock a. m. Sunday school
will meet at II. No evening service.
All Presbyterian parents and children
and their friends are cordially invited to
attend these services.
Commissioner Sutton has been busy
again this week taking final proofs.
Charles b. Peterson, William Struck and
G. II. Gustav Noeske, all OF 2l-9, appear
ing Monday. William b. Wilson, of
Grand Forks, made proofs yesterday al
ter ten years contest with the Northern
Pacific.
\, As an advance agent Mr.. Samuel Kauf-
man has demonstrated himself a success,
as evidenced by the large house at the en-.
tertainment last evening. If the Stan
fords and the U. c. could sing and play
half as well as the people here know
Sammy" can "fiddle" there would not
have been so much kicking at the SOC
charge for admission.
At the Methodist Episcopal church next
Sunday morning at ! O'Clock the subject
will be: "The Supremacy Of Love"
followed by class-meeting. Sunday
school at 10. Epworth League at 6 80 p.
m., to be followed by halt hours song
service. Evening service at 8 p. M
subject: "The Consequences OF Neg
lect." All are welcome.
| The schooner J. NJ. WeatherwaX ar
rived in port Sunday noon, with colors
fying, to load lumber at the West and
Slade mill. This is the first time she has
been here for three years, and she looks
as trim and staunch as when she Slid OIL
the ways Of the Aberdeen shipyard five
wears ago. The j. M. Weatherwax is one
OF the largest vessels that enters Grays
harbor, draws seventeen feet OF water,
and carries about 100000 feet of lumber.
Last Friday evening the Good Temp
lars had a very interesting meeting.
They had some visitors from the Elma
and Montesano lodges. They initiated
one new member. A very interesting
program was rendered for the good OF the
order and most enjoyable evening was
spent by all. A motion was made and
carried that the Good Templars OF Aber-
deem serve ice cream on the afternoon and
evening of Tuesday, July l6. The meet
ing then closed in due form.
S. w. Haptonstall who has been eXper-
imenting with the gold-bearing sand at
Westport has given up the job. The golo