Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-07-23
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Dairy, ''>'' 'o''ee
N. u. kaufman returned ON Trosl,.
rom Il visit OF several days with relative,
in Olympia. N''''''e'
Miss Walker, a Minneapolis scboo
marin, Is expected to visit friends in Al
erdeen over Sunday ~
Attorneys Bridges and Grifiths from,
N'onlesano, were attending legal business
III Aberdeen, Tuesday.
ION hasor, yc most of the G. A. r.
restaurant at Westport, spent the early
part OF the week in Aberdeen.
Mrs. G. A. Beardsley and daughter Ga,
Went to the seaside Wednesday, to enioy
the ocean breezes for few weeks.
Inc ladies OF the Methodist church arc
deslrous OF returning thanks to the pener
GUS patrons OF their ice cream last Satnr.
day.
Last sunday was the hottest day Of the
year in Aberdeen, the theremomete,
reaching 92 degrees aboue zero in the
shade.
The popular Walter jackson, who rep.
resents the Esberg- Gunst Cigar company
OF Portland, was registered at the Pacific
this week.
Flags have been flying at half-masi
from many Of the business houses in this
city this week, because Of the death o.
Capt. j. M. Weatherwax.
Jesse +. Murphy, register OF the land
office at Olympia, stopped few hours in
Aberdeen, Saturday afternoon, OH his way
to the beach, where he spent Sunday.
Ralph Lord, son OF j. f. Lord of Mont.
esano. accidentally shot and killed him.
self, last Thursday, while out with his
mother picking blackberries. He was IL
years of age.
Will Wood and sister Clara came ur
from the beach Tuesday to secure a sup.
ply OF provisions for Pinehurst. They
have about thirty-ive boarders at present
from all parts of the state.
Rev. E. S. Pilling and wife, OF Mime.
az oils. after spending few days pleas.
antly in our city, left homeward bound
on Monday. Mr.. Pilling's sermon in the
Methodist church last Sunday is spoken
OF as rare treat.
The schooner Charles r. Wilson came
in Sunday from San Francisco, and is
taking on a cargo of lumber at Wilson
Bros. & Co.'S MILL She was out twenty
days, on account Of experiencing unusu.
ally calm weather.
DR.. Francis Clark, OF San Francisco
father OF Mrs. s. +. Slade, and Donald
Fraser and Arthur Cole, OF Woodland
Cal, are in Aberdeen this week, on q
tour OF inspection OF the Grays harbol
country, and for pleasure.
Miss Anna Dumond, formerly of this
city but now OF Lebanon, Ore, and Miss
Alice Temple, OF Albany, Ore, teacher
in the schools Of that city, arrived here
last Saturday, to remain month, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Carman.
Tomorrow another party OF our citizens
will 90 to the beach for months recrea.
ton, consisting Of DR.. and Mrs. Grant
KInnison, Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Benn. Mrs.
J. w. Farquhar, Miss Mamie Williams
and Miss Lucille Cochran; and next Mon
day Mrs. S. Benn and daughter Leta will
join the party.
DR.. Harry Irwin, of New York City
but with headquarters at present in
Olympia, is in town this week, after d
short sojourn at the beach. He says lie
believes in enjoying life, and he has evil
IDENTIFY practiced what he breaches, FOL
at an age Of 10 years, he is hale and
hearty and weighs 800 pounds.
Prof. C. +. Atcherson and family will
leave tomorrow for Westpolt, to remain
until September |. His orchestra OF foul
and five musicians will furnish music fol
dances at the G. A. r. grounds every
Saturday night, and for dramatic and
other entertainments which are to be
given in the large Assembly hall.
During the Monday trip Of the Thistle
Can't. Benham saw the head of sea ser
pent lust above Damon's point in the
north channel. 1t was swimming with
it's head out OF water about two hundred
wards from the steamer and sunk leaving
a long wake, and could not be seen after
wards.-Ifoquiam Waei'ingtonian.
Large audiences greeted Prof. Bristo
and his educated horses and mules a
the three performances given in the
Acme opera house this week, theil
closest attention being commanded
throughout by the wonderful display O
intelligence by these noble animals
They perform marvellous fcats, and obey
verbal commands in a manner that is al
most human. 1t was an entertainment
far more interesting and instructive thar
many of the dramatic performances by
so-called professionals.