Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-10-31
BRIEF MENTION.

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today.
Three schooners arrived today to loa,
lumber at the different mills.
DR.. Lackey left Tuesday for his claim
on 10 creek near the north beach.
BoRN-Friday, October &c, to Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. f. Weatherwax, daughter.
An invitation dancing party will BIZ
held this evening in Prof. Atcherson's
hall.
Mrs. Alex. Young was taken about ten
days ago with typhoid fever and is yet
quite i'll.
Mrs. G. NJ. Powell, who lives over on
the Ncwskah, has raised celery this yea,
thirty inches long.
G. w. Becker who recently went back
to Wisconsin expecting to remain, re.
turned last week to Aberdeen.
The Misses butcher and Cation, two Of
Hoquiam's up-to-date teachers are visit.
ing the Aberdeen schools today.
Apropos to the departure OF the late
tramp evangelsts would it not be proper
| to sing mex. Sunday, 90! Where are the
Reapers?'
II. f. Varing, the expressman, has
leased Mrs. Dryers house for year,
with privilege of purchase, and takes
possession today.
G. G. Cusbman, representing the old
reliable Northwestern Nursery company,
of Walla Walla, is in the city taking Or
ders for early delivery.
For the accommodation of it's patrons
the new banking house Of Hayes 4 Hayes
will be open for business Saturday even
ings from to s O'Clock.
VIM. Gilman, tailor, was arrested
Sunday by Marshal Steen for being drunk
and disorderly, and received the custom.
AIRY IS and costs, at the hands of Justice
Andrews.
The extensive work that is being done
by the Northwestern Land & Improve
ment Co. in identifying and improving
Harbor Heights is making a splendid
showing.
&c. Cross has been in waiting upon
the supreme court this week in the trial
of Carl ct al vs. West Aberdeen Land Co.
ct al, Larson vs. Winder and State ex rel
Evans vs. Winder.
The young ladies of the Baptist church
gave supper and entertainment to the
young men Of the same congregation last
evening About forty were in attendance,
and report fine time.
II. Berliner leaves tomorrow for Seat
tie, to take position with Toklas 4 Singer
man, during the absence of Mr.. Toklas
who is compelled to be absent on account
of his wife's health. Mr.. Berliner may
remain permanently.
Work has begun on repairing Heron
street bridge and Martin spellesy is doing
the ferry act at the Wishkah street dock,
where passengers to and from trains, and
all others who wish, may cross. The
bridge will be swung several days.
MIR. and Mrs. A. C. Clark entertained
about twenty of their friends, at their
home on north G street, Tuesday even
ing. Games Of various kinds and music
furnished amusement for the guests, and
as usual at this hosptable home, all
spent very pleasant evening.
The Aberdeen cornet band will give
another Of their enjoyable social dances
at Koehler's hall, next Saturday night,
Nov. 2. Music will be furnished by the
Keystone orchestra, composed of men,
bers Of the band, and under the leader
ship Of Prof. Conrad Bieber, whose in
structions have placed it second to none
in the state. An interesting feature Of
these dances is the opening grand march,
music for which is furnished by the en-
tire cornet band; and eight pieces fur
nish excellent music the balance of the
evening. The small admission of so
cents is within reach Of all, and no lover
of dancing will regret having expended
the amount. Aberdeen has first.class
cornet band and orchestra, which the
citizens should continue to encourage to
a greater degree of proficiency.
A clergyman who has recently paid a
visit to the city of Victoria, B. c., reports
that he saw a marked difference between
the railroad officials and others in power
over in the Queens dominion and those
in the States. Here it is no uncommon
thing to have questions answered with a
snarl, and sort OF don't-you.know.I.own-
the-road manner, while there public Off
Gals would 60 blocks with you to get you
on the right road to some place OF interest,
and invariably take delight in answering
questions. He mentions one instance of
bluff he got from the gate keeper Of the
N. P. railroad station, Tacoma, one day.
Having bought his ticket he started for
the train, but seeing an officer standing
by the gateway the preacher asked if he