Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-08-01

Mrs. 0. NJ. Kellogg was in town yester-
day.
John J. Carney, of the Economist, ia
in town today.
Mrs. J. r. Walker returned from Forest
Grove, Oregon, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. w. Hart and the children re-
turned from the beach yesterday.
Green corn, new cabbage and potatoes,
lowest prices, at Larson & Wheeler's.
County Attorney Bridges and John G.
Foster were down from Montesano Mon.
day.
w. F. Sheard, of Tacoma, the leading
fur buyer Of this coast, was in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. Young, of Tacoma, after spending
few days at the beach, lie visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Gawley.
VIM. Crosbie has leased the room next
to his present location and will soon re-.
move his saloon thereto.
Capt. J. NJ. Weatherwax and Mrs. w.
e. Reyes returned from their trip to
Michigan Monday evening
VIM. Griggs, the rustling fish buyer,
has returned for the season and taken up
his headquarters at the Pacific.
w. P. Taber and wife, who have charge
Of the Quintet Indian school at Gran.
vile, were at the Pacific Monday.
Edmund Croft, OF Markham, was in
town yesterday. His Democratic spirits
are rising with the rising markets.
Postmaster Stevens arrived overland
Monday, and has been busy today turn
ing over the Office to his successor, P. F.
Clark.
Mrs. o. A. Myer loft Monday for an
extended visit at her old home in Vine
land, N. j., and will be absent about
three months.
Rev. and Mrs. Van Tassel came up
from the beach last evening and will re.
main until after Sunday. Mr.. Van Tas.
sci preached both Sundays while absent.
Mr.. F. H. Browning, travelling sales
man for the Aberdeen Land Company,
was in the city few days this week.
After few days at the beach he will 90
east in the interest of the company.
The work Of rebuilding the Weather.
wax planning mill is progressing, part Of
the new wharf having already built, and
Captain Weatherwax went to Centralia
yesterday to look at some planning mill
machinery there which is understood to
be for sale.
There will he no assessment this month
in the A. O. U. w. Of this jurisdiction.
making the second time 80 far this year,
which shows an unusually healthy con-
dition in the state. The A. o. U. w.
offers the cheapest and best insurance.
It's fraternal features are also very desir.
able.
Rev. Mr.. Van Tassel's flock refused to
break the bond that held them to their
pastor, and are earnestly requesting him
to reconsider his resignation, and return
to the charge after taking rest for a few
weeks. He has not yet signified his de-
cision, but consents to preach for them
morning and evening next Sunday.
Mr.. James M. Clapp left last Saturday
for Portland, the work on the jetties hav.
ing been completed. Friday he was ad.
mitted into both degrees Of the A. o. u.
w. He will remain in the engineers
Office at Portland for the present, and
hopes to return in the near future as the
work may be ordered on the Harbor.
A handsome specimen Of the night.
blooming cereus belonging to Mrs. Hood
was on exhibition in Or. Paine's show
window Tuesday. Late in the afternoon it
began to unfold, and by ten O'Clock the
flower was in full bloom. The next
morning it's golden petals hung limp and
lifeless, having accomplished their life
work.
One reason that the beef raised in the
surrounding valleys is so tende, and juicy
ia that that the food is more nutritious,
the cattle do not have to walk so far while
grazing and for water, therefore the
muscles and tendons do not develop
nearly so much as those Of the range cat
tie, leaving the meat soft and tender
Bert Morse at the Aberdeen Market
handles only the home beef. Try some
The plant of the Tower Manufacturing
Co., of Centralia, has been purchased by
S. A. Estus, and win be removed t.
Montesano this week, says the Vidette.
We are glad to announce this addition te
Chehalis county's industries, and hope il
may be successful venture. The site il
to the left at the end Of the long wager
road, on the Chehalis. This mill hal
been averaging $1,000 to $4,000 feet pei
day, employing 25 men.
The taking of testimony in the case o
10. E. Perkins. receiver, We Mitchell
Lewis 4 Staver Co., ct al, in the United