Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-05-21
BRIEF NJ ENTION

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tue supreme court at Olympia, Tuesda
and Wednesday OF this week.
o. ~ gross went TO Olympia, Monday
TO attend the May session of the sunrem,
court. returning Tuesday evening.
The Congregational social at tho ROC;
idence oil "A. d. Wood, Monday evening
was a well-attended and enjoyable affair
Harry Gibbs is building a residence O,
the corner OF ID and First streets, on the
lots he recently purchased, and will oc
cupy it when flashed.
The past week throughout the state ho,
been cool and wet, but the last two dav,
bring with their sunshine promises o.
better growing weather.
Work has been commenced on the
bowling alley which the athletic club i,
building. 1t will be double alley. |.
w. Mason has the contract.
Avoid pneumonia, dphtheria and ty.
phoid fever, by keeping the blood pure
the appetite good and the bodily health
vigorous by the use of Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla.
The Chehalis county horticultural So.
ciety perfected its organization at the
rink, i'll Montesano, Saturday. ABEL Goss
was elected president and Matt Carter
secretary.
The usual services at the Congregat-
lonal church next Sunday. Morning
subject "Christ's Law of Preferment. "
Evening subject: "Moses and Evolu-
tom" All are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyer we've made
the proud and happy parents of fine
taby girl, last Sunday morning; which
happiness is shared in to a great extent
by Grandpa and Grandma WEIGH.
Judge Arnold's court was occupied all
of last Thursday with the case cf Girton
vs. Wall, in which the fvrmer sought to
recover on some assigned claims. The
jury gave GirtoM verdict for $44. 10 and
costs.
The Olympia Standard says petition
is being circulated IN that city for the
return of Rev. J. r. Thompson, OF Aber-
deem, 20 his old field there, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF Rev.
T. J, Lamont,
Acme opera house. Saturday, May %,
Victor T.. Lambert in BARLEY Campbell's
greatest success, My Partner" supported
by company OF twenty people, composed
of home talent, undef the auspices Of Pa
ciic cCidier3 Reunion Association.
In the bicycle races at Tacoma, Tues
day, NJ. +. Hill, Aberleen's champion,
won the final heat in the one-half mile
race, time :2S; and also in the one mile
race, time 2 SOL; in which he injured his
knee and therefore did not enter for the
two mile race.
The steamer Bertha, on which w. E.
Fetterman took passage at Sitka for
Cooks Inlet. was compelled to land her
passengers at Portage, not being able to
get up the inlet, and her passengers made
the journey across the glaciers to Six
Mile creek, their destination.
We understand arrangements are COM
pleted for the establishment OF barrel
and stave factory in Aberdeen, in connsc-
ton with the Jones mill, which will en-
ploy IA men and be under the manage
ment of practical man from California.
And still they come, Aberdeen's all right.
Wilson Bros. d Co. last evening made
a formal demand upon the council for
payment Of certain special street fund
warrants issued for the Heron street
planking and B street improvement, this
being the first step toward compelling the
payment of this class OF warrants by the
city.
Charles Fennel in jumping down from
the walk to the ground, while working on
Andersons building on & and Heron
streets, had the misfortune Yesterday to
run q rusty nail through the sole OF his
shoe and clear through the foot, making
a painful wound that will lay him up Tor
few days.
The new dairy Of W. J. Hamilton is
now in full operation, and he is furnish
ing fine quality OF milk, cream and
butter. Mr.. Hamilton is thorough be-
lever in cleanliness, 4 most essential
item in the dairy business. See his new
advertisement in this issue and give him
a trial. Orders may be left with Larson
& Wheeler.
Benjamin J. Harvey, OF Tacoma, won
the $25 cash prize offered by Holmes 4
Bull. of Tacoma, and awarded by the
State immigration Association, for the
best essay upon the subject GLOW Best
to Induce Immigration to Washington"
Among the other articles offered in com
petition receiving special mention was
one by Miss Jessie Young, OF this city.