Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-03-26

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THIS city but now OF Lewis county, is
spending the week in town, and will re-
man Tor the graduating exercises, his
daughter, Miss Sarah Hovies, being one
of the class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taber, who have had
charge OF the boarding school at the res
elvatlon, arrived Tuesday on the steamer
thistle, enroute east, the fSrmcr going to
Espanola, New Mexico, and the latter
stopping at Risings, Nebraska.
Fred. Hart is making some improve
ments in his residence preparatory to its
occupation by w. w. Hart and family.
de contemplates remodeling the interior
this summer, and show his faith in our
hemlock by finishing it in that wood.
The Woman's Relief Corps will give
one OF their arpetising suppers tomorrow
evening at this G. A. r.. hall. 1t will be
styled "Clam" supper, and these delic-
lous bivalves will be served in various
styles. good time is assured, especially
to those who partake OF the supper, which
will cost Is cents.
Bert Morse, at the Aberdeen market is
Keeping up his reputation for supplying
only the freshest of meats; this accounts
for his steadily increasing patronage.
Here may be had the coicest cuts from
the choicest Chehals county beef and
mutton, as we'll as the best pieces for
boiling, from which to make delicious
soaps. Patronize him if you wish the
best.
The last OF the week will see the old
Armory building at it's destination oppo-
site X. Zelasko's. Mr.. Zelasko will occu-
py the first floor with mammoth stock
OF house furnishing goods, and we under
stand he will fit mp the second floor for
dance hall, and the tower for an obser-
atory from which his customers may re-
fresh themselves with view OF the roll
ing Pacific.
Mrs. James Barrett was summoned to
Montesano yesterday morning by the
death of her sisters husband, Mr.. Will
G. Goodell. His death was caused by
consumption, from which he had been
suffering few years, but the end came
sooner than expected. He was we'll
known resident Of the county, and leaves
wife and three small children. Mr..
Barrett went up this morning to attend
the funeral.
About fifty people attended Prof. Atch
erson's Calico hop last evening. AS ex-
pected, everybody was arrayed 10 some
extent in that fabric, much to the amuse-
ment of those present. The grand march
was new and elaborate, and the entire
program was mole or less enjoyed. a
bolt of calico was an attractive feature,
and this novel and useful prize fell into
the hands of Mrs. John Steen, who
held the lucky number. All enjoyed the
dancing until 2 a. IN.
The committee consisting OF Geo. II.
Emerson, G. B. Weatherwax, G. F.
White, G.. d. Stimson, p. d. Norton and
F. B. Cole, appointed at the last meeting
Of the Lumber Manufacturers Association
to draft resolutions, regarding the use of
native woods in the capitol building, for
presentation to the governor and capitol
commission, have completed the work.
The resolutions are strong and pertinent.
and will be presented by the committee
in body at an early date.
II. f. Varing has contracted for the
wood from Wilson's mill, and has started
a yard on River street, near the Pacific
hotel, from which he can furnish stove or
slab wood promptly in any quantity. He
will also contract for large quantities OF
slab wood delivered direct from the mill.
When thoroughly seasoned this is the
best and cheapest wood obtainable. Now
is the time to contract. Place your order
with Mr.. Varing and it will be promptly
filed. He will also continue the express
business, ia which he has been successful,
and will probably put on another team.
Saturday was the 18th birthday ami
versary of Miss Myrtle Young, daughter
of Alexander Young, and accordingly in
vitations, in the little lady's own exquisite
handwriting, were sent to her young
friends for party in the afternoon, when
an enjoyable time was had, refreshments
being served under the budding fruit
trees. Those present we're: Janet Lind
say, Wilde Wentworth, Leila Emery,
Vivien Steen, Pernie Stout, Rosa May
hall, Nora Mayhall, Erna Clark, Leta
Benn, Nettie Ballew, Gertrude Bell, Ag-
mes Pearson, Ethel Elite, Tottie Little,
Elizabeth Girton, Alice Fowler, Mariory
Girton.
Supt. Joseph McCabe came down in his
private car last evening and gladdened
the Northern Pacific force with their
monthly checks. 1t is pleasure to HIM
to visit the harbor, the line from Oakville
being the best paying, per mile, part OF
his division, which includes the lines