Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-07-30
BRIEF NJ MENTION

NJ, Se N'hcmlre came down from
hoh'esano, yesterday, and snen, =, sa...
hours in town. ~"
''eN' iolson was up from IIoouiau
Yesterday, looking Tor more engine. e.,
his logging camp. >' 'o'
we understand that the Pavilion NJ
"estport, will be opened next Mord,v
by Mr.. George Scammon.
Mrs. John Perry leaves Saturday for .,
oN'e"ued visit in Grand Rapids, Mich.
and other eastern points.
The many friends Of Miss ennie Smith
Will regret to learn that she has been
seriously i'll for several days.
N. G. kaufman left for Olympi. this
noon, and will return in few days AZ.
companied by Mrs. kaufman.
Mrs. Robt. Waldron and Mrs. Ross
leave tomorrow to spend few weeks in
the woods at the Waldron logging camp
ION Rasor went down to the beach
Yesterday to look after the needs Of h;s
olhlhg room on the G. A. Il. camp
grounds.
VIM. II. Pearson has been out of town
the last two days engaged in the search
Tor Doc" Moody, who was captured
last evening.
service will be read in st. Andrews
Episcopal church, in this city, each Sun.
DAY evening at o'clock, to which all are
cordially invited.
Misses Belle and Ollie Reeder returned
to their home near Olympia, Tuesday,
after sojourn OF two months in this city.
during which time they gained many
friends.
L, ). Rasor has secured the contract
for logging the south half of section Eve.
which lies back OF st. Jossph's hospital.
The contract was entered into this week,
and work will be commenced at once.
A. Dreyer and G. S. Kendall returned
on Tuesday from three weeks outing
among the trout and siwashes at tho
Quiniault reservation and lake. They
tell whaling stories OF the catches they
made.
a call has been issued by County
Treasurer Lewis for general fund war
rants of school district No. 5 (Aberdeen)
up to and including number $50; also
for special fund warrants up to and in
Guiding number %.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Moore returned
Tuesday from their home at Arthur, Ore.
They are stopping at the home of G. II.
Wilson, but will go down to the beach as
soon as Mr.. Moore's health will permit,
he being seriously i'll with diabetis.
Edmund Croft was up from Markham
Yesterday. Like all the other Democrats
Of the county, he is in line for the success
Of the candidates named at the Chicago
convention, regardless OF his own per-
sonal preferences about some parts OF the
platform.
Those who have once lived in this land
OF promise, and have gone away, are
never satisfied until they return. A
Michigan subscriber writes: 81 am
anxious to get back in year or two: the
HERALD is welcome visitor every
Wednesday,"
Rev. DR.. Thompson will preach in the
Presbyterian church in this city next
Sunday morning. No evening service.
Sunday school at II o'clock Y. =. S. G.
E. at p. m. A cordial welcome is ex-
tended to all who attend these services.
DR.. Thompson will preach in the Ho.
GUAM church at s p. m.
Life at Cohassett is filled with pleasure
Just now. There are great many young
people there, and great ponfires on the
beach and moonlight strols are features
each evening. A recent bicycle parade
brought over thirty wheels in line, all
decorated with Japanese lanterns. The
Wood hotel has been overlooking for
some time.
Last Friday Nick Hoffman. who is
driving horse on one Of Wilson's wood
carts, slipped on a banana peel on the
Heron street bridge, and fell under the
wheels of his cart. The cart, loaded with
wood, passed over his foot, and he says
that his foot would have been crushed
had it not been for the fact that he had
on pair OF JEFF S shoes.
Dana's Musical Institute, of Warren,
Ohio,-the oldest and one OF the most
influential schools OF music in the United
States, have, for the past twenty years,
used the WING Pianos constantly for class
room and other use, and voluntarily en-
dorse them "as in every case good IN
strument, worthy the confidence OF any
one desiring firstclass piano.
| Memorial services for the late Capt. j..
NJ Weatheiwax were held last Sunday,
in the Congregational church, conducted
bv the Knights Tempar, the Il. A. IL.
forming an escort. The services were
interesting and impressive, and the SER
mon by Rev. DR.. Bright was one OF MS
best efforts The house was filled with
the old friends OF the deceased.
]. B. REILLY, OF Port Wayne, Wiscon'
sin, arrived in Aberdeen last Saturday to