Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-03-19
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

>'"'''i stNlWsttT Is lii town.
some bargains in real estate ore a.
Tered on the fourth pace.
G. b. Weatherwax returned NJord.,
from business trip to San Francisco
The first issue OF the new pupu,;st ~,
per- ut lloqulam, will be out this week
Dan Gillies and Rob,. Fraser tho wall.
known loggers of Elma. came down yes.
terday
u. kinnison and wife, rancher. Humn.
tulips 2l-9, registered at the Pacific las,
Sunday.
VIM. Fitzgibhons, OF Saranac. Mich.
arrived Monday, and coutcn. plates locat.
ing here.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday occurs
the annual Spring Opening of millinery
at Mrs. Baroness.
FOR sAAE, OK TRADE for farm
produce y@nps work horse. See Bob
| Lowry, at Pacific Hotel.
Born, on st. Patrcll's day in the morn.
ing, to Mr.. and Mrs. Is. +. Johnston. OF
this city, Il l0-pound girl.
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The Bulletin should make sure of the
correctness OF its news items, especially
those pertaining to births.
N. p. Larson and family returned last
Thursday from California Mr.. Larson
looks much improved for his soiourn in
that sunny southern cline.
ID. McLafferty & Sons have received a
consignment of new patterns wall paper,
and moro is on the way. Now is the
time to paper. Give them call.
NJ. &. Shambley came down from Por.
ter, Monday evening, and brought lot
of fine chickens. His place is head
quarters for grain, hay and poultry.
Usual services next Sunday in the Con-
gregational church. Morning subject
"What Manner OF Man Is This" In
the evening: "The Reality OF Saliva
| ton"
The new cannery project is making
Roadway and we hope to soon announce
the consummation OF the deal. Thirty
thousand cases for the season will be the
capacity.
VIM. Prentice and II. Bloye are in town
today from Clearwater, in the valley OF
the Queets. The settlers in that locality
are very anxious for Nn outlet by way OF
Quiniault.
Judge Irwin registered at the Pacific
Monday. While here he examined Mrs.
Perry Pennoyer and committed her to the
asylum at Steilacoom, where ii is believed
she will be restored.
w. f. Meagly, OF Pmt Gamble, passed
through town Monday to take charge Of
the schools at the Quinault reservation,
the affairs Of which he will wind up and
permanently close in about month.
Every man, woman and child can as.
sist in the improvement OF Chehalis COUP
ty by becoming Il member of the cup
building Association" 1t means the
good of everyone within its borders.
1t is reported that Herman Hansen
and Frank Caniness, two fishermen from.
Aberdeen, were drowned on the way to
Astoria, whittier they had started, their
boat having been found bottom side up
about three miles south OF the harbor.
The Washington weather report says
that the month OF February was remark
able for it's midness and its unusually
large amount of precipitation. The low
est temperature reported was degrees
above zero, in Stevens county, and at
several points, about the Goth, 70 degrees
above was recorded At Aberdeen the
highest was 65 above and the lowest "a
above, and the rainfall IS inches.
Rev. +. X. Van Tassel returned last
night from an evangelistic trip, having
preached at Rochester, Winlock, Portland
Vancouver and Brush Prairie. At Roch-
ester. WinloclS and Brush Prairie he held
successful revival meetings, especially at
the last place, where II were converted,
most of whom were gathered into the
church before he came away. lie has
had several opportunities lately to settle
with churches, but is not quite certain he
will ever take another charge, as he pre-
fers revival work.
About year ago T. c. Fountain, the
Cosmopolis saloon keeper, was arrested
for operating billiard table without pay
ing the town license. The case was tried
in Judge Arnold's court this city and he
held the ordinance unconstitutional be-
cause the enacting clause instead OF fol-
lowing the phraseology laid down in the
laws was not followed literally, that III
stead of reading, "The town council Of
the town OF Cosmopolis do ordain as fol
lows" it read something like "Be it or
dained by the mayor and town council OF