Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-07-09
BRIEF MENTION.

Dr. Lackey and family went 70 ~.
oeach this week for the summer "
Revs. T. G. Watson and coo !.
oheaie, from Cosmopolis, were in ton..,
Monday. :" ~"
"A. y. Suemnicht celebrated the Fourt,,
with friends in Olympia, returning homo
(alone> Monday. '
M. b. Shambley, one of Porter,s o,.ou
pfislng merchants, was in Aberdeen m
business this week. VI
The ministerial alliance Of the Cheha,;.
valley adjourned last Monday for vaca.
ton OF two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Keith, of tbe Sat-
sop, were i'll Aberdeen this week v;s;t.
ing relatives and friends.
Prof. Bryan and A. d. Wood woro
among the steamer Montesano's passen.
gers for the beach, yesterday.
Mrs. 7. J. McBratney, OF Olympia, was
a guest over Sunday at the Methodist
parsonage, returning home on Monday.
Rev. S. A. Bright accompanied Presid.
ing Elder Joslyn to Cosmopolis Sunday
afternoon and preached the Communion
sermon.
"A. ). Anderson, the tailor, has been
bubbling over with joy since last Thurs.
day afternoon, all on account of being
made the daddy Of a fine baby boy.
S. c. Mitchell is having very salts.
factory trade in his new ice cream par
lor, which could not be otherwise from
the excellent quality Of the cream served.
Rev. A. j. Joslyn preached and admin.
istered the Communion at the Methodist
Episcopal church on Sunday morning,
and presided over the quarterly confer.
ence Tuesday evening.
Frank Cotter, one OF the crack "bikers"
OF the capital city, took in the races at
Montesauo on the Fourth and then came
on down to the Harbor metropolis to
visit relatives and friends.
George Fisher and Hans Stoecke left
last Saturday for San Francisco, for a
short visit with old friends. Mrs. Fisher.
who has been visiting in that city for
several weeks, will return with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. PORTER spent the
Fourth with relatives in Everett. They
took their wheels along and rode to Sno-
homish, distance OF fifteen miles, and
return on Sunday. They returned to Alb.
erdeen Monday.
The steamer Montesano carried about
one hundred people to Westport, Sunday,
on account OF the clam-bakc, all of whom
feasted on CLAIMS and otherwise enjoyed
the hospitality of the residents of that
seaside resort.
The HERALD still has photos belonging
to Mrs. Axel Anderson, Miss Belle LIE
Bout, Mrs. NJ. G. Kyser, Mrs. John Carl
son, Mrs. f. D. Warren, Mrs. Jos. Moran,
Miss Ray Mccall. The owners can have
same by calling at this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. +. Lennon, former
we'll known residents Of this county, who
are now at Handicapped, Maui, Ha-
waiian Islands, were made happy on the
22nd OF June, last, by the arrival at their
home Of fine nine-pound boy.
A Northern Pacific work train with
crew Of about thirty men are repairing the
track between Gate city and Ocosta. The
track will be thoroughly gravelled, and
along the shore line near Ocosta it will
be rip-rapped, to prevent it again being
washed out by high tides.
Rev. G. ID. Spencer, of Hoquiam, re-
ports an unique Fourth o. July picnic at
the Baptist manse. There were present
himself and wife, five daughters, one son,
three sons.in-law and three grand-child-
rem. The jolly pastor reports himself the
patriarch on record.
The De Moss family will give one OF
their musical entertainments IN Aber-
deem on the night OF July Goth. Their
specialties, especially those in the field
of instrumental music, are the wonder
and admiration OF the world in that par
ticular line. This is about the only high
grade entertainment booked for the sum-
mer season in this city, and we believe
these artists will be greeted with a
crowded house. Remember the date
and keep it free for this event.
The celebration at Montesano on the
4th was complete success, according to
tn e Economist. The number OF people
in town was estimated to be something
over 1000. Hoquiam and Aberdeen cap
tured most Of the prizes in the bicycle
races, and the harbor base ball team won
the game with the Montesanos. Miss
Ida Babcock, OF this city, won first prize
in the one-third mile ladies' bicycle race {;
A. A. johnson won first prize in the mile
handicap. first in the time race and
second in the two-thirds mile; Guy
Andrews won third prize in the mile
handicap; and Cliff Weatherwax car
red off first prize in the 100 yards foot
racial residents OF Aberdeen.