Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-06-13
BRIEF MENTION
Bicycle Shoes at JErr's.

J "a w. Strange was over from Cos,,o,,
oils today. 0P
Dell Cummings, OF Montesano. w.s :,
town yesterday.
II. Nj. Minis, of Cosmopols. repis,erod
at the Pacific, Monday.
some bargains in real estate are ~
Tered on the fourth page.
Daniel Giilies and II. r.. TAYLOR were
down from Elma this week.
Inc colored minstrels, tonight, at the
Acme opera house. rs and so cents.
Inc Episcopalians contemplate build.
ing church at Cosmopolis this summer
yet one OF those warranted axes at F.
l.. Carman & Co. s new hardware store
f. l.. Smith and +. L. Rouse, of Sat-
sop, were over Sunday visitors in town.
All grades shingles for sale or trade.
Bob LOWRY, Pacific Hotel, Aberdeen.
BoRN-Monday, June 10th, to Mr., and
Mrs A Sagendorph. fine lO-pound
son.
Eugene Shelley writes to his brothers
That his prospects are good for an excel.
lent crop.
NJ F Hill, our champion cyclist, return
ed Tuesday after fairly successful tour
through the Northwest on his racer.
j II Rutherford has been awarded the
contract by the commissioners Tor forty
cords of alder wood at $3.50 per cord.
The dispatches announce that Peter F.
Clark has been appointed postmaster Of
Aberdeen. No official notice has been
received yet. -/
The game Of ball Sunday resulted in
considerable noise and victory for Alb
erdeen over Hoquiam by a score of
81 to 8.
Another new house was started the
past week, Mr.. j. R. Harper having be-
gun the erection of residence on the lot
the Methodist parsonage.
At the school election Monday there
was but one ticket, and a light vote was
polled. N s Arnold for director re-
ceived no; w B Mack, clerk, 7; scat
tering votes Z. -------
Special elections will be held in road
district No 25 June 90; in district No
20 June 80; and in district No 81 June
%, to vote on the question of a special
tax for road purposes.
Alexander Il Underwood, of Quiniault,
a Mexican war survivor, has just been
granted an increase OF pension. James
King, OF Hoquiam, has had his pension
reduced to IS per month.
Caldwell Bros & Watson have been
awarded the contract for the Matt Mat
zen road. The price is six cents per
lineal foot for clearing, thiiteen cents
for grading and fifty cents for culyelts.
Albert Phillips was up from Ocosta
He says the mills are running
nearly all OF the time, and that the
men who have been idle the past two
years are gradually getting work.
The bank OF Ocosta closed its doors
Tuesday, and DIR. +. l.. Carr was APP
pointed receiver by Judge Irwin. From
what we can learn the assets are sup
posed to cover the liabilities, if they
,an be realized on. None OF the other
banks in the county will be affected by
he failure. ---------.--
The A @ U w held it's regular cleo
ton last Friday evening, and the follow
ing officers were chosen: S X Bowes, 2
NJ w; H Berliner, NJ w; W B Mack.
Foreman; James Beckey, Overseer; 6
W Shelley, Recorder; D McLafferty,
inancier; Chas R Pratsch, receiver; D
H Keith, guide; Julius Heyer, inner
VIM Loucks, outer watch
nan. -
Marcus Nodine, ex.mayor OF Ocosta,
gets nothing for all the mental agony he
suffered through having the people OF his
town say mean things about him. The
100000 libel suit which he brought
against about fifty Ocostonians has been
decided against him. The jury that pa
iently listened to his troubles for several
Jays returned verdict in favor OF the de-
ense. ----------~
Preparations for the Fourth OF July
celebration are progressing, a complete
program will probably be ready for pub
lication next week. One of the attrac'
lions will be game Of ball between
Aberdeen and club from one OF the
surrounding towns. We understand the
fire department has been invited to go
to Centralia to participate in contest
for q $50 prize.
Centralia and Chehalis will unto in
the Fourth this year at the