Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-06-27
BRIEF MENTION

AVG" sweet corn, tomatoes, squash. on.
cumbers at Shelley & Co.'s.
Mr.. Fred II. Holblick, recently with
Fred Redinger, has opened up barber
shop at Westport.
II you are looking for cheap miss
shoe, JEFF has them for $l.o5 in grain
and $3.50 in dongola.
Joseph +. Juza was up from Ocosts
yesterday, and while in town gave this
office pleasant call.
The Review club held memorial exer.
cises Tor Mrs. N. S. Arnold at their regu.
lar meeting last Tuesday.
The three-masted schooner Lilliebonne
the first arrival for the West & Slade mill
came into port Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Anna Sitton, state lecturer for the
Good Templars, lectured in the Presby.
terrain church last Sunday afternoon.
Postmaster Porter, of Ocosta, was in
town yesterday, in connection with what
is becoming known as the famous Safe
case.
Don't wait for anyone's old shoes. but
be up to date and wear JErF's stylish
footwear. They cost no more than old
styles.
The Myers shingle mill has been
brought up from the Johns river and
stored in the Whitehouse & Crimmins
building. -
II. F. Coles was down from Grand
Forks Saturday. He is still contendinp
for the Populist doctrine, and clubbing
the gold bugs.
Mail service has been established be-
tween Westport and North Cove, six
times week, schedule not to exceed four
hours each way.
Ex-senator Clough, of Vancouver, was
an over.Sunday visitor in town. He is a
property owner here, and was looking of.
ter his interests.
Albert Phillips, OF Ocosta, has secured
employment in the Kroenert shingle mill,
now leased by Lewis Bros, and will be-
come a resident Of Aberdeen.
Miss Jessie Haynes came up from Oak
land, California, on the Del Norte last
week for two months visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Haynes. -
On Monday A. Dillon caught his right
hand in the carriage at Vests mill and
had it badly crushed, and cut across the
fingers. No bones were broken, how.
ever.
The Kroenert shlngle mill was started
up this morning by Lewis Bros, lessees,
after having been put in thorough order
for turning out maximum amount of
first.class shingles.
Pastor Lindsay's subject next Sunday
morning at the Congregational church
will be, Gath and Life" His evening
subject will be, "Marcus Whitman,
Washington's Hero, Patriot and Martyr"
Miss Frances De f. Folsom, graduate
from Portland kindergarten Institute, is
visiting Mrs. A. G. Clark this week, and
will interest mothers in organizing for
movement towards putting in q modern
kindergarten system with latest facilities.
The draw bridge stuck Tuesday in an
attempt to open it, and the steamer
Montesano came very near running into
it. The warm weather expanding the
sustaining rods, caused the ends of the
bridge to sag. They have been frightened
up.
&C. Cushman, representing the North.
western Nursery, Of Walla Walla, left
Yesterday morning after few weeks in
the county. He reports his sales more
than double those of last fall, which is a
good indication Of the prosperity and en-
terprise of the people of Chehalis county.
The o. r. & N. Co., always alert to the
welfare Of their patrons, have placed on
sale at principal stations, 100O'mile
ticket at the rate of three cents per mile,
good for one year from date Of sale and
good for passage over the rail and water
lines of their system. 1t
The ball game between Aberdeen and
Hoquiam last Sunday resulted in
victory for the Aberdeens by score OF 10
to II. The Washingtonian excuses tho
Hoquiam's bad playing recently by say
ing that "most OF the boys have been
working twelve hours day in the mills,
and have had no time for practice"
Get one of those warranted axes at r.
l., Carman & Co. IS new hardware store.
Tuesday evening at about nine O'Clock
an unusually pretty sight was seen in the
western sky. The moon and the planet
Jupiter we're in conjunction, and the
cleaning star seemed to be resting upon
the horn OF the new moon. The moon
gradually moved eastward in Its course
and Jupiter seemed to pass around the
former in order to avoid collision.