Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-25
BRIEF NJ ENTION

'oh'sht' Its side-spli,tcr.
Miss Anna Dumond is expected IN 1,,,.
10 visit with Mrs +. l.. Carmop
The first OF the homegrown s,r,,.A,
RES appeared in market Tuesday
"'o gents per quart, or eighteen
Dairy. ' 'o"eer
a. .. Mccormick, OF Seattle, REPRESENT.
Ing the New YORK Life Insurance Gov,
pany, is in town.
Inc authorities OF Seattle have put q
s'op 10 me Railing Of bicycles, the lottery
business being contrary to law.
We are glad to announce that ,,.,
Robert Waldron, who has been sor;or.,,.
III the past week, is improving.
Bristol's Eqsescurriculum will no a.,
great attraction at the Acme opera house
July 10th. Twenty educated horses and
mules. '''''
v. D. Lawrence began work this weel,
remodelling his buildings on Wishkab
street, preparatory to removing his store
thereto.
some desirable acreage, bottom and
bench land, will be sold at a bargain II
taken soon. Near town. Particulars ot
this office.
The friends in this city of Mr.. and Mrs
). W. Moore will be sorry to learn that
the former has been sick, with diabetes
at his home in Arthur, Oregon, for
several weeks.
House PLANTS For SALE. A large
assortment of choice ported plants for
sale at reasonable prices. INQUIRE Of
Mrs. IL. f. Varing, first house west of
Catholic church.
At the meeting OF the Baptist Associa-
ton at Winlock, last week, Rev. T.. X.
Christie, at present supplying the Baptist
church IN this city, was elected clerk for
the ensuing year.
The schooner @. NJ. Kellogg, loading
at West Il Slade's H,ill for Mexico, pre-
scented pretty appearance last Sunday
with twenty-one different kinds of flags
flung to the breeze.
A. NJ. Simpson, president OF the North
Western Lumber Company, arrived Mon
day evening, from San Francisco, re-
manning here that night and proceeding
to Hoquiam Tuesday morning.
Rev. E. X. Christie, who has been act
ing supply at the Baptist church in this
city, will conduct farewell services next
Sunday at p. m. Preaching at l I a. m.
He will return on Monday to his home
in Tacoma.
The Mississippi Valley Lumberman
contains an extended write-up OF the
Grays Harbor Commercial Company, at
Cosmopolis, together with an illustration
OF its plant and of G. +. White, its cner-
getic manager.
Miss Neable Gordon, sister OF Mrs.
Henry Spoon, who has been teaching in
the Cosmopols schools the past year,
left on Tuesday for her home in Michi-
gan, and will stop in Montana and also
Chicago to visit relatives.
The last appearance OF tae Aberdeen
Dramatic Club this season at the Acme
opera house tonight, in that mrth-pro-
ducing farce comedy, "Joshua Whit
comb" Seats on sale at Paine's drug
store. Admission. 15c, 25c, Soc.
LosT.--The night Of the Hoquiam fire,
either in Aberdeen or Hoquiam, or be-
tween, lady's silver watch, with small
gold chain attached and pictures in back.
Finder will receive reward by returning
same to the Weatherwax Lumber Co.'S
office.
Rev. S. A. Bright left Monday for
Tacoma and Seattle, as delegate to the
Epworth league convention, and also to
attend the annual meeting Of the timer
ants club, before which he is to deliver
an address. He will return the latter
part Of the week.
A. Damitio had narrow escape from
serious injury to his right eye, Monday,
at the lathe turning out float used on
fish nets. The rapidly revolving block
split, and one OF the pieces struck him at
the outer corner OF the eye, fortunately
producing only flesh wound.
The Sunset Telephone Company have
Just erected in this city two OF the tallest
telephone poles on record. They are on
either side OF the Wishkah river and are
respectively 10Y and 10 feet long, ten
feet of which is in the ground, the wires
which stretch from top to top being lO4
feet above mean high water. The
"poles" are of cedar, three feet thick at
the butt, and came from up the Wlshkah
river. The wires are put up this high to
enable schooncrs to reach the new can
merry farther up the river, or any other
factory that may yet be established above
the crossing.
Sixteen.inch wood, so cents per load,
delivered to any place in town, at wilson
Bros. & Co.'S. 'o-f
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