Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-09-03
BRIEF MENTION.

No' II, JUST east OF MOnteSanO
FOL Saie-Two lots in frances addi
ton to Aberdeen; near school house
Doth Tor $50. Enquire at this office.
Mrs. A. ID. Wood came up from tho
beach Tuesday. Pinehurst will be ken
open some time yet, and possibly al
winter.
Residents OF precincts wholly or in part
IN incorporated cities and towns must
register in order to vote at the primary
election.
There will be social Saturday, Sept
18th, in the G. A. II. hall, to which the
public is cordially invited. Refreshments
lOc; grab bag sc.
Ambrose Paul, lately from st. Paul
has opened up neat short order restau-
rant and lunch counter in the room next
to Dreyer's saloon.
Feed the Nerves upon pure, rich blood
and you will not be nervous. Pure blood
comes by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
which is thus the greatest and best nerve
tonic.
Harry Odell was in town from Ho-
GUAM, Monday, arranging for the new
branch house Of Ash Bros. He will
move his family here in few days. We
WnI kuo 10
NoTIcE. - Commencing September l,
1896, the prices Of fresh milk from the
Pioneer Dairy will be as follows: In
quantities less than gallon, Sc per quart !;
per gallon, 25c. TT. HAYNES.
W. G. Stratton and wife, of South
Bend, visited Rev. DR.. Thompson, in
this city, over Sunday. Mr.. Stratton is
prosecuting attorney Of Pacific county,
and Mrs. Stratton is DIR. Thompson's
niece.
Theodore Forssell, former resident OF
Aberdeen, but now in the employ Of the
U. S. naval civil engineering department
at Vallejo, CAL, was in the city this
week, looking after his real estate inter.
ests.
The Bryan club meets next Saturday
night at the hall OF the Fishermen's Un-
ion, on F street in the rooms formerly
occupied by the HERALD. Every one
interested in the election OF Bryan urged
to attend.
The Third Annual Spokane Fruit Fair
will open in Spokane October 6 and close
October H. These exhibits have resulted
in much benefit to the fruit growers Of
the Pacific northwest, and this one is
expected to offer superior advantages for
display OF fruits.
The weather report for the past week
shows that all crops throughout the state
are ripening splendidly, the only adverse
feature being unusually heavy rains for
the season in Whitman and Spokane
counties that are damaging the wheat in
the shock and where threshed and still
in the field.
Mrs. f. A. Rundell and children, OF
Edmore, Mich, and her mother, Mrs.
Hollister, OF Ann Arbor, Mich, arrived
Yesterday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Fetterman. Mrs. Rundell is a sister-in-
law to the latter. They will spend some
time at the Fetterman cottage at Cohas-
set while here.
Next Sunday, September 6, will close
the current Conference year OF the Aber-
deem Methodist Episcopal church, and
also end DR.. Bright's second year as pas
tor of that church. He will occupy the
pulpit at II a. m. and 8 p. m. A cor
dial welcome to all the doctors friends
is extended to be present at these ser.
vices. Other services as usual.
The Oregon Industrial Elk Position will
open at Portland, Saturday evening,
September 20, and continue one month.
Frequent excursions, at extremely low
rates of fare, will be run Oh all railroads
in Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Both
in the variety and quality OF the exhibits
and in it's special attractions the Fair
will be superior to any OF its predecessors.
At the council meeting last week four
new ordinances were passed one permit
ting bicycles to be ridden on the side
walks of the cross streets to within ten
feet of Heron, and three ordinances for
the improvement OF various streets, the
latter appearing in full in this issue. The
contract for the filling Of Heron street
was let to o. l.. Grain.
Mrs. George Lindsay and the children
returned from their summer at the beach,
Tuesday. Mr.. Lindsay is expected here
this week to take his family back to Salt
Lake. Utah, where they will make their
future home. Aberdeen will miss Mr..
and Mrs. Lindsay very much, and the
good wishes OF the people of this place
90 with them, with the hope that they
may accomplish much of good in the
new field.
For SALE CmEAP.-One 10-gauge single
barrel shot gun. CURTIS BRIGHT.
At a special meeting of the Fire Depart
ment VIM. II. Pearson was elected as q
delegate to the tournament, at Centralia,
of the Western Washington Volunteer
Firemen's Association, for which place