Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-07-04
BRIEF MENTION

-, '"'t evening To Spen(
the Fourth.
| bath houses are being erected at Co
hasset in which will be found a complet.
supply OF bathing suits.
Inc ice cream social given bv the Ia.
dies OF the Baptist churcl, last Tuesday
evening brought them the neat little SIM
Of 5000.
10 to +. l.. Cnrman 4 Co.'S and get q
M.o0 knife for seventy five cents. Hay.
ing handled this brand for years we know
it to be good.
Mrs. w. b. Fetterman and son Glenn
lett yesterday for the beach, :accom.
panied by Rev. and Mrs. Applegate and
their two children.
A basket meeting will be held at North
Cove next Sunday, and number from
Westport are arranging to attend. Rev.
G. II. Nye will ofiiciate.
7 There are six vessels loading lumber
at Aberdeen wharves this week. and
the old timers wear a broader smile than
usual on account thereof.
Montesano is preparing to fund about
$4,000 OF warrants, consisting OF the old
electric light and bridge warrants. They
will bond under the new law.
MIR. and Mrs. Clervie Robson, of
Edison, arrived in the city last night, to
spend the Fourth and visit Mrs. Robe
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Damitio.
Have your tickets reserved for the
Stanford and U. c. Club concert at
Paine's drug store. Price, so cents.
Balcony, 25 cents. Box sheet now open.
Miss Dolly butcher, assistant principal
Of the Hoquiam high school, came up to
Aberdeen, Monday. Miss butcher is a
proficient cycist, and made the trip on
the wheel.
The State Insurance Co., of Salem,
Ore, vs.. Francis +. Smith, of Elma, was
tried before Justice Arnold Monday, and
judgment rendered for plaintiff. The &C
ton was on note given for insurance.
VIM Miner, ST., went to Portland,
yesterday, on business and to celebrate
the Fourth. MIR. Miner takes but few
vacations, and even in this he must
combine some business with pleasure.
According to the weather-crop bulle-
tin the week just closed has been the
sunniest and warmest OF the season in
Western Washington, and an excellent
one for growing crops. a little rain now
would be good.
If you are looking for a cheap miss
shoe, JEFF has them for $l.25 in grain
and $3.50 in dongola.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Clark were called
to mourn the loss OF their ten-months-
old child last Thursday evening. 1t had
not been we'll for two weeks, but was
not considered dangerous until few
hours before death. Intermittent fever
was the cause
Col. F. D. Huestis stopped over be-
tween trains yesterday on his way to
the beach. He has just returned from
China, and does not seem to think that
country offers any inducements at pres
ent for railroad building.
The Economist gives an account Of an
excitable adventure on the upper Satsop,
last week, in which Chas. Mouncer was
pretty badly scratched and bitten by a
bear, and had it not been for the GOODNESS
of his companion, Ethan Winters, his
bearship might have had a feast. -
The survey of townships % and %,
range 9, which has just begun by O. o.
Ort, of Centralia, will open up some de-
sirable land around Lake Quinault. 1t
will take about four months to complete
the survey, and if nothing interferes the
settlers ought to secure their filings by
next spring at the farthrest
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church next Sunday will be Of more than
usual interest. Sabbath school at 10 a.
M, and a sermon by the Rev. Samuel
Moore, to be followed by the sacrament
of the Lords supper. Epworth League
at {; D. IN. Union services will be held in
the evening at the Baptist tabernacle.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference for
this year for this charge will convene IN
the Methodist Episcopal church Saturday
evening, July 6, at Sp. m. A iull at
tendance of all the oficiary OF the church
ia expected-al officers and committees
to be prepared with full and final reports
regarding matters committed to theil
care.
Alonzo Girton passed through town
Yesterday on his way to the beach, where
he will spend month recreating. Mr.
Girton is a banker at Dunkirk, Indiana
a natural gas town, noted for its glass
manufactures. Mrs. Girton is daugh
ter of f. J.. Morgan, OF North river, where
they have been visiting the last ie"
weeks.
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