Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-09
'ood goods at low prices at the Variety

J Cool goods at low prices at the Variety
store.
Mrs. and Mrs. George Fisher are now
costly settled in their rooms over the
store, which he has fitted UP in hand
some style.
Ladies what size shoes do you wear?
Read N. G. kaufmans advertisement
and get a pair half for nothing.
b. +. Peters, of Centralia, has opened
a shoe shop in the building first door east
o! krocnert Bros. He comes we'll recon-
mended as a competent and experienced
workman, and guarantees low prices for
his work.
Ill you are looking for cheap miss
shoe, JEFF has them for $l.25 in grain
and $3.50 in dongola.
The big steel Storage tank for the
standard Oil Co. arrived here Monday
night, and is being put in place by
Creech Bros. 1t is ten feet in diameter
by thirty long and holds 1864 gallons.
The railroad section men will in a few
days commence the construction of two
swltches-one running from the depot to
Wilson's mill and the other from the de-
pot west on First street to the Standard
Oil Company's warehouse. -.---.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Crandall enter
tanned few OF their friends, at their
home, last Saturday evening, in honor
OF the fifth anniversary Of their wedding,
the evening being pleasantly spent play
ing progressive pedro. They were the
recipients OF many appropriate gifts.
Time and tide wait for no man, and the
lady who buys her shoes of JEFF doesn't
have to wait for any man, either, because
her shoes stay tied.
An effort is being made to organize a
lour-club base ball team this summer.
taking in Montesano, Cosmopolis, Aber-
deem and l!oquiam, with two games each
week. If this could be arranged such
rivalry would arise that there would be
some scientific playing by fall, and Grays
harbor might safely challenge the state.
The ladies Of the NJ. L. church will
give Il social at the church on next
Wednesday evening. An interesting
program OF literary and musical selections
has been prepared. The main feature
OF the evening, however, will be AIT
Gallery. Come, and you will be given
something to set your wits to work. Adj
mission, including coffee and sandwiches,
10 cents.
a pleasant surprise party was had last
Saturday evening at the homo of Mr..
and Mrs. C. T. Wooding Ii was intend.
ed as q farewell to the home which they
have occupied for several years, and
which they will vacate in Il few days and
take up their residence at the corner OF
First and ii streets. Their spacious par
lors were filled with unbidden but none
the less welcome guests, and the evening
was pleasantly spent with cards and in
social converse. Refreshments were also
served. The ladies' first prize was won
by Mrs. Wallace WeatherwaX, and the
second by Mrs. Peter Clark. +. l.. Car
man secured the gentemen's first prize.
J.J. Mcdonald and Frank Bodwell,
the escaped prisoners, were seen early
Tuesday morning by Lem Nethery near
his home about two miles west OF Monte
sano. He Immediately notified Sheriff
Graham, who at once started in pursuit,
and stationed guards as far as the poor
farm. The men are lightly clad, are not
woodsmen, and probably by the time
this paper reaches it's readers they will
have been captured They had been let
out OF the cell into the surrounding court
to get some exercise, and were given
little more liberty on account of Melon
aid who was suffering physically by
reason of the confinement, and took adj
vantage of the favor when they made
their escape.
Mrs. C. A. Pratsc,, received the sad
news last week OF the death of her sister,
Mrs. George Shepherd, which occurred
at her home in Blairsvile, Pa, Saturday,
April q, 1895. The Blairsville Daily
Courier says:
"The death angel has again visited our
midst this time calling away from among
us one of our esteemed inhabitants in the
person OF Mrs. George Shepherd. The
disease responsible for her passing away
is pneumonia attended with various COM
plications. The deceased is survived
by her aged mother, who resides at
Lancaster, her husband, two children
Mrs. James Hemphill, and a son, William
d., both OF this place, two sisters Mrs.
A. Zahn, OF Allegheny, and Mrs. Pratsch,
of Aberdeen, Washington, and two
brothers, John Dostman, OF Philadelphia,
and Chas. Dostman, Of Lancaster. In
the death of Mrs. Shepherd the COM
munity loses che who was noted for her
Kindness of heart and universal good
nature. The poor and needy never ap-
pealcd to her in vain. she was Il true
wife, a devoted mother, afaithful iricnd,
and performed we'll and truly all OF the
, manifold duties belonging to these re-
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