Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-10-08
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

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you want good milk and good meaurc.
For Sale-Two lots in frances addi
ton to Aberdeen; near school house
both for 500. Enquire at this office.
l. w. Mason gave notice last evening
to the council Withdrawing his contes
for the Office of city attorney and waivins
all claims to salary.
Miss I.eta Benn gave party to hei
young friends last evening from seven
until half-past ten. A happy time was
spent with games and luncheon.
w. j. Hamilton, the new dairyman,
has not raised on the price of milk but
is still selling at five cents a quart. He
is after your trade, and furnishes the best
Of milk.
Tuesday evening the Daughters OF Re-
becca gave literary entertainment and
supper at Odd Fellows hall. after which
they adjourned to Koehler's hall and
spent the hours until one o'clock in the
merry dance.
The pastor Of the Methodist church will
preach a short sermon to the children
next Sunday morning, after which he
will speak on "The Supreme Question. :"
The evening subject is '"The New Birth"
All are cordially invited.
A. G. Little returned today from North
Beach where he addressed meeting at
Boon creek school house. 1t was grand
ratification and barbecue, and the entire
community were out. The sentiment
there is nearly unanimous for silver.
Last Saturday night was the tenth we'd
ding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
j. Anderson, and the Daughters Of Re-
becca took advantage Of the occasion to
surprise them at their home. A most
enjoyable evening was spent, which will
be long remembered by Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson.
At the joint judicial convention of the
Democratic and Peoples parties for this
and Mason counties, held at Elma last
week, G. w. Hodgdon, OF Hoouiam, one
OF the best attorneys in the district, was
unanimously nominated for the Office OF
superior judge.
The city council last evening ordered
plank roadway twenty feet wide to be
laid on top OF and down the center OF the
+ street panking. With the consent of
all interested parties the improvement OF
Newell street to the new cannery was
abandoned for the present.
A. A. Brauer is down the bay this week
for which many of his friends
here are rejoicing by reason OF being the
recipients OF some of the results OF his
aim. The HERALD is among
those who desr., to express their graft
tude. They were fine lot OF ducks.
B. F. Price, an old soldier and highly
respected citizen OF Elm;., was stricken
with apoplexy at Montesano about noon
Tuesday and died Yesterday morning.
He leaves widow and seven children,
nearly all grown. The remains were
taken charge OF by Worthington Post, &.
A. r., and inferred in the l. o. O. +.
An opportunity OF more than ordinary
advantage is about to be furnished to all
who may wish to learn the German lam
suage. Mr.. Strauch, a German scholar
If rare ability and attanments, will open
IN evening school on Friday evening,
October 8, commencing at 7:3O O'Clock,
1t the residence Of Rev. F. X. Van
rasse. All who wish to join the class
IRE requested to be on hand at that time
Services will be held ut the Episcopal
church in this city Sunday evening next,
It the usual hour, the Rev. Mr.. Sparkling,
OF Omaha. Neb., officiating.
Mr.. Sparkling is highly spoken of and will
nave charge OF the Episcopal churches
lere and at IIoquiam and will probably
'eside in this city. We bespeak him
hearty welcome by the citizens OF Aber.
leen.
A party Of students, who came from
central Ohio, to attend the Puget Sound
University OF Tacoma, Wash, came to
Aberdeen today and will 90 down to the
beach tomorrow on the steamer Thistle.
They are attending the university under
. novel plan, which was organized by
Rev. J. X. Chaplin, and furnishes to
Zach student 1000 miles of travel each
year. 1t is II distinct department and is
exciting great deal OF attention. Mr..
Chaplin will tell our citizens all about it
1t the Methodist church, Friday night, at
7 80 o'clock. Everybody invited. No
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-
lorsc them "as in every case good in
strument, worthy the confidence of any
me desiring first-class piano.
The young people Of Aberdeen are es-
pecially invited to attend the meeting at
the Methodist church. Friday evening,
October 8, and exchange greetings with
the Ohio visitors at the close Of the
lecture. The party consists Of the follow.