Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-07-02

GRAND ball at koehle,' IS hall Saturday
night July A.
ron tax Is now due and payable to the
city treasurer.
senator Deckebach was in the city from
ocosta, yesterday
Furnished rooms for rent. Central
location. Apply to this Office.
Inc jury term of the superior court
closed Tuesday afternoon. and tho iurv
discharged.
MILK hVe cents per quart, or eighteen
cents per gallon. T. f. Haynes, Pioneer
Dairy.
FOR RENT. A frst-class residence
Oh "ishkah street. For particulars ap-
ply to this office.
Inc families of Rev. Geo. Lindsay and
'"cob Weatherwax intend to 90 to Co.
''assett beach Saturday, to remain several
weeks.
N. G. Wheeler represented Aberdeen
chap'er at the Epworth League conven.
tioh in Seattle; he reports having had an
excellent time.
Capt. S. c. Mitchell has opened an ice
cream parlor in the room adjoining his
store, and is serving delicious ice cream
daily. Take your best girl or wife and
get dish.
Inc steamer Montesano will make reg.
ular trips to Westport every Sunday, I'M
III further notice, at twelve o'clock, noon,
upon arrival OF steamer Josie Burrows
from Montesano and Cosmopolis.
We have it from good authority that
Domnick Reilly, formerly of Aberdeen,
but who went to California little over
year ago, has gone to Cuba to assist in
liberating the Cubans from Spanish ty.
ranny.
While there will be no celebration in
Aberdeen during the day of the Fourth,
amusement will be furnished in the eve.
ming by an enjoyable social dance at
koehler's hall, under the management of
Prof. Atcherson, to which all are invited.
The jury in the case of Phillip Achey,
charged with rape on the person of the
little Dillon girl, returned verdict this
morning of not guilty, after being out
about eighteen hours. The case occupied
the time of the superior court for three
days.
Commencing today the steamer Monte
will make regular daily trips from Monte
sano to Westport; and commencing the
18th, the steamer Josie Burrows will run
excursions to Westport every Saturday
evening. The time cards for both appear
elsewhere in this issue.
The Aberdeen Athletic clubs new
quarters have been formally opened, and
the members are daily amusing them
selves with the several devices for
strengthening muscle. 1t is equipped
with everything that goes to make up a
first-class gymnasium.
About the only attraction that is on the
slate for the summer that is out OF the
ordinary is the De Moss quartette, COM
blnation really unique and interesting.
They carry with them iorty-one musical
instruments, all Of which are used in the
course Of an evenings entertainment.
They will be in Aberdeen on the evening
of July 20. Watch for further announce.
ments.
Several OF Montesano's crack cyclists
are doing some hard work practicing in
order to secure the prizes at the races in
that city on the Fourth. Aberdeen has
a few good riders who will no doubt be in
the races and give the Montesano riders
a lively tussle. There will be ten differ
ent races for ladies', gents and children,
the value OF the prizes to be given being
estimated at $S9.65.
At the semi.annual election Of officers
of Aberdeen Council No. II, Jr o. U. "A.
NJ, held on June oath, the following Off
GERS we're elected for ensuing term: G..
c., John Burgess; V. c., Reuben john
son; r. S., S. NJ. Learned; A. r. s.,
Horace Claiborne; Fin. s., Chas. Wiley;
Con-, August Friedland; Warden, j. d.
Thompson; I. s., Howard Weller; o. 81
VIM. Mcclure; trustee tor one year, 5.
M. Learned Treasurer, f. G. Woolsey.
The Pacific Land Co is having the south
west quarter OF the southwest quarter OF
section 4, township II, range 8, Qess 6.s
acres) surveyed and plated as an addl-
ton to Aberdeen, and will soon place the
property on the market. This land is
situated west of and adjoining the school
grounds, including the baseball grounds
and is part OF the Benn homestead, being
some of the most desirable property IN
the CITY. The new officers OF the Pacific
Land Company are: President, Grant
Kinnison; secretary, Chas. II. Green;
treasurer, Ed. b. Benn.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church next Sunday at II a. m. will be
conducted by the Rev. A. ]. Joslyn' the
presiding elder OF the Tacoma district
tho sermon to be followed by the Lords
supper. The membership are especially
urged and all friends cordially invited to
he present at this service. AT p. m. a
union good citizenship meeting Will DC
hold under the auspices OF the young pco-