Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-09-19
BRIEF MENTION.

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Wilson's mill during the absence of tn,
latter.
"A German will be given at Kochler',
nan FRIDAY evening, September 20. pre
ceded by program consisting Of ter
numbers.
The passenger train has been late sew
eral evenings this week, caused bv the
delay in transferring at the burned tunnel
ut Bozcman, Montana.
+. L. Carman has just received from
Oregon handsome pair of Chinese
pheasants, which have been on exhibi.
ton in his show window.
The Northern Pacific land cruisers arc
at work in this county classifying the
company's land preparatory to the plac.
ing OF selling price upon it.
There will be short and interesting
program prior to the pumpkin pie feast al
the Methodist church next Wednesday
evening. Admission free, come out.
The auction and bazaar, held last Fri
day and Saturday evenings by the ladies
OF the Norwegian Methodist church, was
quite successful, and Melted the church
about $40.
We are in receipt of copy of the Post
Intelligence March. 1t is as stirring as
the average issue of that newsy paper.
Cut out coupon and send it with ten
cents to the P. [. for copy.
DR.. A. Veser returned to Seattle Tues
day. Before leaving he did not forget tc
order the HERALD sent to his new home
and will keep posted on Aberdeen affairs
May he have abundant success.
The Aberdeen Market is proving the
superiority Of the Chehalis county meats,
both by the tender, juicy meat always on
it counter, and the increasing patronage
Try some. Bert Morse knows how tc
please.
Today is the 5,656th anniversary of the
jewish New Year, and the Jewish resi-.
dents OF the city are observing the same,
the merchants keeping their stores closed
from sunset last night until sunset 10.
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Becker left Tuesday
for West Superior, Wisconsin, where they
! will ,Oolyn THAR f,,turo bor,o TLo;,
many friends wish Mr.. Becker improved
for which reason they go. His place at
Kroenerts is filled by II. J. Korell, Of
Portland.
We understand that J..P Sudderth,
the Democratic wheel-horse of AFFORD,
has been laid up with a carbuncle on his
nose and upper lip. There seems to be
an epidemic OF these pestiferous things,
indicating that the dry season has not
been conducive to pure blood.
Mrs. Olive G. WEIGH, OF this city, and
George NJ. Byram, of 1Ioquiam, an en-
ploye on the steamer Montesano, were
united in marriage at Montesano, by
Judge Bignold, on Wednesday. Septem-
Der II, 1895. Their many friends in
Aberdeen extend best wishes.
The schooner j. NJ. Weatherwax ar
rived Monday to load lumber at the West
and Slade mill. This made FIVE vessels
tied to the dock OF that mill at one time.
The Geneva left Tuesday for San Fran
cisco, and passed over the bar at Cow
point, drawing seventeen feet Of water,
without a scratch.
Alfred w. Hart and family will leave
next Monday for an extended visit at the
old home at Lexington, Kentucky, where
some business interests also require to be
looked after. They will be accompanied
by the Misses Clara and Belle Wood. who
will go on to New York and spend some
months with their aunt, Mrs. Rennie.
Rev. O. Heggen left for Astoria Tues
day to attend the annual Puget Sound
Norwegian Mission Conference, which
embraces the Pacific northwest and in
cludes Utah, Idaho and Montana. The
conference will be presided over by
J Bishop Bowman. Mr.. Heggen has been
! located at Aberdeen three years and has
proved an acceptable pastor, but owing
to the policy of the church he will prob
ably be transferred. Should he not, he
will he welcomed back to this charge.
Mrs. A. +. Barrone returned on Mon
day from Portland, Ore, where she has
been for several weeks studying the latest
styles in millinery, attending the open
ings Of the leading establishments in that
city and ordering goods for her millinery
store in this city. Large consignments
have arrived during the past two weeks
from New York, Chicago, San Francisco
and Portland, making the finest display
of all the latest styles in millinery ever
brought to Grays harbor, or southwestern
Washington. These new styles will be
displayed for the inspection OF the pub
lie for the first time tomorrow and Satur'
day, Sept. 20 and 21, and cordial invita-
ton ia extended to all ladies to attend.