Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-11-21
BRIEF MENTION.

Born, Friday night last, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Jones. a son.
John II. Shields, formerly OF Westport,
is now resident Of this city.
Buy your Macintosh at Kaufman's.
The Duck Brand is the best.
NJ. D. Freeland, OF Grays Harbor City,
is in town greeting old acquaintances.
Mrs. Rasor spent few days in Grays
Harbor City last week visiting her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Keith are rejoicing
over the birth Of their first child, q
bouncing boy, which arrived last Satur.
day.
Mr.. taxpayer, business man, laborer,
and all interested in good government,
have you registered? The other fellows
all have.
Two weddings in Aberdeen are on the
tapis, one OF which is to be swell affair.
We are not yet at liberty to give further
particulars.
Fish Commissioner Crawford arrived
in the city Saturday night to see that the
closed season was being observed. He
found everything all right, and departed
Monday.
At the NJ, +. church next Sunday, the
morning subject will be, "The Four Car
dinal Points of Methodism;" evening
theme, "Victory, and Some of Its Re.
suits" All welcome.
We have another letter this week from
our Hawaiian Islands correspondent, Mr..
N. +. Lennon, who is now engaged in
work at the Pahoehoe school, at Kailua,
on the island of Hawaii.
The Swedish Mission church will hold
a convention in this city, beginning Nov.
20 and continuing over Sunday, in the
Odd Fellows building, corner Market
and + streets. All are welcome.
The registration books close tomorrow
night at twelve o'clock. City Clerk Bush
says he will also be in his Office tonight.
Let every ore who has not registered do
so, and then attend the caucus, and do
their duty by voting for the best man.
Those nice juicy steaks at Bert Morse's
Aberdeen markert are drawing the trade.
necessitating assistance in attending to
it. If you try some you will understand
why it is so, and also find out what ex-
ccllsnt meats are grown in this county.
Invitations are out for grand festive
carnival, to be given by the good and
loyal married people of Aberdeen, tomor-
row evening, at Atcherson's Academy.
All of the old-timers are expected to be
there and participate, as well as trip the
| light fantastic toe.
HAVE YOU REGISTERED?
Rev. N. S. Holt, D. d., for twelve years
amissionary in China, will lecture in the
Presbyterian church, at 1880 p. M, on
"China and the Chinese The lecture
will be illustrated by fine stereoptican
views. Admission free. A collection
will be taken for the Chinese missions Of
the Presbyterian church.
Bring your job printing to the HERALD
The statistics Of the postoffice depart
ment for the year ending June 30, 1895,
have just been published. OF local inter.
est is the statement Of receipts of the
presidential Offices in Chehalis county,
as follows: Aberdeen, $3.50; Hoquiam,
2,15O; Montesano, $2,456. The salary
and clerk hire in all these places be-
ing 81 200.
The best grades mems overalls for SOC,
at Lawrence's Racket Store.
The subscription for the purpose of
lighting the streets of the city all night
for six months has nearly reached the
required amount. The company have
offered to furnish ten arc lights for 800
per month. OF this amount $s1 has been
subscribed. As soon as the remaining
amount has been subscribed the lights
will be placed.
Fine India Silks, all colors, just the
thing for fancy work, 40c ayard, at N. G.
Kaufman's.
Elk are quite numerous up in 21-9, ant!
the settlers are living off the fat of the
land. A band OF twelve were seen few
days ago not more than three-quarters Of
a mile from Hopkins cabin, one OF which
was killed by Frank Pratsch and Joe
Campbell that weighed 500 pounds when
dressed. It is being sailed down for Their
own use this winter.
Dana's Musical Institute, OF Warren
Ohio,-the oldest and one of the most
influential schools Of music in the United
States, have, for the past twenty years
used the WING Pianos constantly for class
room and other use, and voluntarily en-
dorse them Gas in every case good in
strument, worthy the confidence of any
one desiring first-class piano.
Awarded