Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-06-04
BRIEF NJ ENTION

4 Mrs. J. +. Carey is visiting in Elm
! this week. ~ Fam
! Messrs. gan and McGerrv uo,. :;
! town yesterday. WV !
a. /. stockwell went to the ouini,,,
!, agency Tuesday, on business
Mrs. n. i. Colman went to NIontos,r
yesterday, for few days visit.
Geo. Fishers is the place to GET one,
bargains. See his big advertisement
Mrs. NJ. L. Gray and David ,Iu,nh,
proved up on their homesteads Moud,v
Hoods Pills cure nausea. sick be,d
ache, Indigestion, biliousness. Sold h,
all druggists. "
george Fisher is consoling himself dur
ing his temporary bachclorhood bv l,.orr
ing to ride bicycle.
IL. f. Varing, the wood man. is ofter;ro
some attractive prices. See his Quota
'ioiS Ill dnOtncf column.
W. $. Ellis, the artistic sign painter is
now located in the G. A. r. building. He
is doing some fine work.
Ii it costs $24.So for a commissioner 70
examine the Westport wharf, what will
De the cost OF repairing it?
Is. Z. Cooper, a former resident OF this
CITY, Is still interested in Aberdeen and
writes from Greenville, Texas, for the
HERALD.
VIM. Miner is building a slip at his
foundry so as to more easily load the pat
ent skidders for which he has become
famous.
Some desirable acreage, bottom and
bench land, will be sold ut bargain If
taken soon. Near town. Particulars at
this office.
Misses Maud Weatherwax, Myrtle Bar
rett, Naomi Myers and Mr.. N. G. Wheeler
attended the graduating exercises at
Montesano last evening.
Mr.. G. De Bruler, formerly Il resident
OF Montesano arrived this week from San
Francisco, where he has resided the past
three years, and expects to remain here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ii. Parr and Mrs.
Geo. A. Woodland, OF Ocosta, came up to
witness the Memorial clay exercises, and
were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. w. J.
Hamilton.
An incipient blaze at Wilson's mill,
last Friday, called out the fire depart
ment, but the flames, which were in the
roof around the smoke stack, were put
out before the department arrived.
Miss Dolly butcher visited this city on
Monday. Miss butcher has been sue
cessful teacher in the IIoquiam schools
for six years, four Of which as assistant
principal in the High school.
The steamer Montcsano will make reg.
ular trips to Wes!port every sunday, I'M
til further notice, at twelve O'Clock, noon,
upon arrival cf steamer Josie Burrows
from Montesano and Cosmopolis.
Cliff. Weatherwax returned Thursday
from the state university. At the field
day exercises he made quite a record as a
sprinter, winning the 44)-yard run by ten
feet, and taking second place on the 100
yard dash.
Tuesday Jack Eversham was UP before
Justice Andrews, charged with theft. His
father asked that he be sent to the reform
school and the matter was accordingly
referred to Judge Irwin who ordered him
committed.
The Seattle Trade Register, in an
article on Washington's fruit in 1ustry,
compiled largely from its own files,
credits Chehalis county with 100 acres
in fruit, yielding All average OF 225
bushels per acre.
The wood shed at the school house col
lapsed from its overload Of humanity, last
Saturday, during the base ball game. No
one was injured, and the only damage
was that to the shed and the almost COM
plete destruction Of three bicycles.
Albert Dreyer returned Monday even
ing from five days business trip to
Portland, most OF which time was spent
between Aberdeen and that city. as
result of the present miserable train
service between here and Portland.
Mr.. Ed. G. Rielley, OF Lower Lake,
California, has been in the city the past
week, and will return tomorrow with his
mother and sister, Miss Kate, who will
make their future home at that place.
Miss Rielley will so on to New York ana
visit brother there.
The Congregational social Tuesday even
ing, at the residence Of Rev. Geo. Lind
say, was a pleasant gathering, although
not largely attended. Mesdames Wood
and Bright entertained the company with
songs. and Mesdames McKinlay ana
Colman with readings.
4. PORTER has given his laundry and
residence handsome coat OF paint,
which gives it a pleasing contras: to thc
many buildings around town that need
the same treatment. There is no reason
why this summer should be allowed to