Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-08-27
BRIEF MENTION

nc cahhery started up yesterday.
! VIM. WEIGH was over from J,,,os,
rock Monday.
George Shelley returned MONDAY ,oo
a week at the beach.
Thomas Trethrake was down from III,
county seat over Sunday.
Hoods Pills are easy to take casv :,
operate. Cureindigestion, biliousness Ok,
walter Gloss was down this week with
raft OF logs, which he disposed of to tbe
West & Slade mill.
W. Is. Fetterman, one of the 2OOo dis
appointed men who visited Cooks Inlet
returned home Monday.
Grain 4 Davis are building a shed soxsc
leet' adjoining their livery barn, to pro.
vide for their wood business.
"A little child Of Nils johnson fell from
the sidewalk last Thursday and fractured
both bones Of the right forearm.
For Sale-Two lots in frances add.
ton to Aberdeen; near school house
both for 800. Enquire at this office.
J. NJ. Shaft, of shaftsburg, Michigan,
IS visiting his daughter, Mrs. S. X. Bowes.
and will remain in town for week.
Thos. G. Adams, a former resident of
this county, writes from Tompco, Califor.
MIA, his present home, and SAYS that
county is for Bryan.
Martin Arnesen. the finest chef in town.
has opened his New Brunswick restau.
taurant and lodging house. See his new
advertisement in this issue.
james Stewart yesterday brought down
one Of the finest RATS Of logs ever brought
to this market. They came from his
camp back of the water works. y
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Bar
rett was gladdend on Tuesday by the birth
OF bright little daughter. which came to
bring sunshine into their household.
J. S. Wyman left Tuesday for Edming.
ton, Alberta, N. w. T., to investigate the
Saskatchewan placer fields, and to look
over the country with view of making
home there.
Miss Katherine Hyde, daughter of
Congressman Hyde, and Mrs. M. L.
Poux, Of Spokane, registered at the Pacific
this week. They spent day at the
beach, and returned home yesterday.
The little two.year-old child of council
man Spoon last Saturday got hold Of
can of I've, that had been set on the table
for moment, and put small piece into
its mouth, causing quite burn, but
which is now healing.
G. S. Thomas left yesterday on the Del
Norte for San Francisco, for the purpose
OF taking charge OF branch store at Liv-
ermore, about 40 miles from there. He
expects to remain permanently providing
everything proves satisfactory.
The Aberdeen Woman's Missionary
Union will meet with the Baptist society
OH Thursday, September 3, at 3 p. IN. A
literary program will be followed by
social cup OF tea. The objects OF these
meetings are for mutual benefit and en-
enlargement. No expense is incurred
and no collections are taken.
The usual public worship will be con-
Quoted by Rev. F. X. Van Tassel in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock. Sunday school at 1910
p. m. There will be no evening service
in this church. Rev. DIR. Thompson
will preach at Westport in the forenoon
and at Hoquiam at 8 O'Clock p. IN. next
Sunday.
Gustavus Murhard, Of Humptulips,
passed through Aberdeen last Saturday
to Montesano, to make proof on his
homestead in township 20, range 10, on
which he has lived for about nine years.
He brings the same report that comes
from other parts OF the rural districts in
the county, that the people in his neigh.
borhood are all talking for Bryan.
The first cases Of whooping cough in
town for five years appeared the past
week in the home Of John Hannu!a, who
lives in Highland Home addition back OF
the school house. Several of the child
rem have been attacked, one about eigh-
teen months old dying this morning. A
danger signal has been ordered placed on
the residence.
Rev. S. A. Bright returned Saturday
from the Little Rock camp meeting.
These meetings are reviying in interest
each year, and are places OF rest and
enjoyment. Friday was Epworth League
day, in charge Of DR.. Bright. He also
preached the night before, OF which the
Tacoma Ledger says that "it was not
only timely but remarkable for elegance,
force and effect" The meetings closed
on Monday. 4
The many friends of Mr.. Robert Forbes
will be pleased to learn OF his marriage to
Miss Lissie IIiesler, which happy event
took place at the home OF the bride, in
Ocosta, last Sunday afternoon, the Rev.
Watson, OF Cosmopolis, officiating. The
HERALD extends hearty congratulations
and best wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes