Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-04-09
BRIEF NJ ENTION

My from Tacoma.
VIM. o. Mckinley went to San Fran,
CISCO Tuesday, OH business.
New and larger dressing rooms or,
oe'hs added to the Acme opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Cram will leave e.,
portland, Saturday, for the summer
J. S. Wilmot left Monday to take . No.
sltion with Toklas 4 Singerman. At So.
attic. " "
Mrs. Sadie Lowry Hook arrived Tues.
Gay Tor visit at the Lowry home and
among her many friends.
Cosmopolis Democrats selected II. G.
Converse, B. b. Smith, T.. w. Cook and
A. W. Strange as delegates to the county
convention.
Rev. Lidmon will preach in the Swed-
ish mission church, corner Market and
r, every night next week. Everybody
cordially invited.
In returning from his claim last week.
Grant Wheeler captured young bear.
lead it out o. the woods with rope. and
brought it to town.
The Daughters OF Rebekah had a
quilting at Mrs. O'Brien's, yesterday,
which was very sociable affair, a splen.
did lunch being served.
Geo. +. Robertson, representing the
Blake, McFall paper company, Portland,
was in town today. He reports business
improving in the web foot met, opolis.
Blood and Nerves are very closely re.
lated. Keep the blood rich, pure and
healthy with Hoods Sarsaparilla and you
will have no trouble from nervousness.
DR.. Thompson will preach in the Pres
byterian church at II 100 a. IN. at Morris
school house at 3 100 p. IN. and lecture at
the church in the evening. Sunday
school at 1915.
Do yoh like tender, juicy steak, or a
roast of kcalfit for the king, or leg of
mutton, fyesh from the clover blossoms
Bert Nurse has them at the Aberdeen
Market, try some.
II. E. Varing has opened up wood
yard on River street, and is prepared to
promptly furnish slab and stove wood in
any quantity. Stove wood at same price
as mill wood, 81 per load.
Mr.. aud Mrs G. p. Weaver and daugh-
ter Dean left Tuesday for Parsons, Kan,
where they will spend the summer. and
may remain permanently should the
health of Mrs. Weaver improve.
Losr.-One week ago Saturday, some
where between Sheldon's store and Alex.
Young's residence, No. child's shoe,
with patent tip. Finder please return to
Mr.. Young, or leave at this Office.
Z The Mason County Journal says that
the Shelton Southwest railroad has pur-
chased about eighty tons of rails to make
the connection with the Grays Harbor
branch, half OF which were from the old
Abercorn wreck.
The Democrats OF East Aberdeen pre-
cinct met in caucus at Pratsch's hotel,
Tuesday evening, and selected Chas. Il.
Wilson, A. d. Wood, Frank kaufman
and J. Cross as delegates to the county
convention. The caucus for Aberdeen
precinct will be held in the city council
chambers this evening.
Mrs. N. w. Bush and Mrs. William
butcher went up to Montesano last
Thursday evening and instituted lodge
OF the Degree OF Honor, auxiliary to the
A. O. U. w. The lodge starts out with
fifteen charter members. Mrs. ID. ii.
Mullen was elected =. D. Of H., also
representative to the grand lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Farquhar enter
tanned number OF their friends at pedro
party Tuesday evening, at which very
pleasant time was had, the only regrets
being that there were not more hours to
the evening, and those expressed by the
host and hostess that their house was not
large enough to contain all their friends.
Patrick Rely met with a painful accl-
dent last week, while hunting near MS
claim in 21-9. In climbing over a wind
fall his shotgun became discharges, tho
load passing upward through the fiash
on the left side OF his face. The wound
is painful but it is thought that it Will
soon heal. He was brought to Hoquiain
bv Lee Braden, and is doing as we'll as
could he expected.
Sometime ago J. G. Fairfield left town
without telling his frioads where he was
going. and fears were expressed that ne
u,ioht have been drowned. The last
number of the Phrenologist, published At
San Francisco, gives an account OF MS
arrival in that city from the Fiji lslands,
with some skulls Of the natives who had
b,en dead for hundred years. tie had
always taken an interest in phrenolosy'
and this journal calls him "Prof."