Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-01-24

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viii he read and discussed.
! Alex. Poison returned from the Sound
this afternoon.
Aberdeen sent two boxes to the Ne
braska sufferers last Friday.
Deputy Sheriff Whitney was up the
Wishkah Tuesday on official business.
Rev. DIR. Lackey will preach at the
Congregational church Sunday mording.
There have been fourteen accessions to
the Methodist church during the revival.
Several wolkmcn are cutting brush for
the ieties Off of James Stewards land
near the Wishkah boom.
BoRN.-Wedncsday, January 9th, to
the wife OF Victor Hugo, son. The
HERALD extends congratulations.
The Preacher Slough Boom Company
has been Incorporated by w. p. Book,
w. b. McGerry and G. S. Thomas.
The bonus has been raised for the
West mill proposition, and only awaits
the return of Mr.. Poison from the Sound
to close the deal.
The close OF this week will see the first
layer Of gravel on the railroad as far us
! the sawdust. Ii everybody will get in
and work another week will finish it.
Lewis Brothers have just completed an
addition to the dry kiln OF their Markham
shinglc mill, and are now running full
blast. Their mill has a capacity OF 10000
shingles per day, and they have orders on
hand to keep them busy for some time.
Mrs. l.. u. Spencer, state superntend-
ent OF Mothers Meetings, will speak to
the Aberdeen w. G.. 7. T., Tuesday after
noon, January 20, at 3 o'clock. All MEM
bers and others interested are earnestly
urged to be present Place OF meeting.
Presbyterian church.
a threatened breach OF promise case,
in which the man was about to appear
as plaintiff, WAS happily averted by the
persuasive cloqucncc Of the letter from
one OF our attorneys, which caused the
maiden to return the presents received
from her diaconsoiatc but irate lover
A letter just received from A. Il. Will
cox, county clerk, at Grant, Neb., con-
firms the former reports OF destitution
and suffering, Provisions and clothing
are needed. Contributions sent to him,
care Of Mr.. Ieuddcn, of the state relief
commission, VIII be transported free.
Evergreen Robckah Lodge, l. O. O. f.,
OF this city, celebrated The fourth ami
vcfsary Of lis existence, at odd Fellows
hall, Monday night. Theexcrcises consist
ed OF an interesting literary and musical
program. followed by refreshments, card
playing and dancing, all present passing
an enjoyable evening.
The annual memorial services OF the
\. O. L. w. were held in the Baptist
Tabernacle last sunday. The lodge at
tended in Il body, accompanied by the
ladies OF the Degree OF Honor. The SER
mon was delivered by Rev. d. ID. Proper,
Of Seattle. The Aberdeen lodge WAS or
ganized four years ago, and has mem
bership OF over one hundred.
The shipments OF stcclhead salmon On
Monday were the largest Of any previo us
day this month, being $3.50 pounds. The
shipments for Tuesday and Wednesday
were 4,Gli and q, 4i52 pounds respectively,
making 4 total for tie three days of
Is, 15l pounds. Most OF it was shipped
to points in the east by the local fisher
mems Union, who still refuse to sell to
the local fish buyers for less than three
cents per pound.
The Aberdeen branch OF the American
bible society held its annual meeting in
the Methodist church Tuesday evening.
Rev. p. G. lIetzler, Of Salem, Oregon,
agent for the society, presided, and also
preached sermon. The officers elected
We're: DR.. Lackey, president; G.. q.
Fletcher, J. c. Pearson, Jacob Weather
wax and Mis-. Elston, vice presidents
Mrs. J. b. Haynes, secretary; O. J.
Lawrence, treasurer; ID. McI.afferty, |.
w. Emery and Geo. Nye, executive COM
mittee. The depository has been changed
from the post Office to Paine's drug store
Do you want new stove in exchange
for that old one? | can sell you one cheap,
and will take the old one as part pay.
II X. XELASKO.
Alex Swanson, John Smith and Chas,
johnson, Il trio Of fishermen, INDUCED in
too much tarantuIa juice Saturday night,
and were given quarters in the city Jail
by Nightwatchman Sam Bowcs. Swan
son and johnson amused themselves
while inebriated by breaking lamps in
DRYERS saloon, while Smith simply gave
vent to howls and feelings that made
night hideous. They were brought be-
fore hizonor, Justice Andrews. Monday
morning, who assessed them 50 and costs
each for their ndiscretou. johnson and
Smith had the necessary amount and
were liberated, but swanson was unable
to pay and was rcmandcd to Jail for ten
days.
Fer q fine Shave and Hair
cut go TO E2ecainger's Shaving