Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-05-07
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

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= H. Moak, OF Montesano, was an oyo,
sunday visitor in town.
sumo bargains in real estate are of
Tered on the fourth PAGE. "
equator DeckeSach was in town Tues
oay' sizing UP the political situation
,nomas iornby left Tuesday for the
J gold fields OF the Colvlle reservation
hoods Fills for the liver a nd bowa,.
act easily yet promptly and efficiently
MILK hve cents per quart or eightee.
Ien's per gallon. I. +. Haynes, Pionee,
Dairy. o''
milton Bros. have, this week, improved
'heir candy establishment bv the add.
ton OF a soda fountain.
Z. II. Fcnner, of Montesano has boo,
appointed state land cruiser. to succeed
Frank Bush, resigned.
Mis-. r. T. Dabney had a chi,drer,.
party, Saturday, in honor of Masters
Clifford, Henry and Howard.
II. G. Converse, OF the Grays Harbor
commercial company, Cosmopolis, regis.
tered at the Pacific yesterday.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Gums pu.
pills gave recital in her parlors, in which
quite number OF them took part.
Word WAS received this week from T.
l.. Maley stating that he is improving.
which is good news to his many friends.
The morning subject at the Methodist
church next Sunday will be "The Right.
eous Scarcely Saved" Evening theme.
Memory in Eternity" Everybody wei.
come.
II. E. Naring has opened up a wood
yard on River street, and is prepared to
promptly furnish slab and stove wood in
any quantity. Stove wood at same price
as mill wood, 81 per load.
Company X, w. N. g., of this city has
been disbanded, and members OF the
company have been ordered to deliver Nd
any requirements they may have in their
possession by the fifteenth.
The steamer Montesano will make reg.
ular trips to Westport every Sunday, I'M
til further notice, at twelve o'clock, noon,
upon arrival Of steamer Josie Burrows
from Montesano and Cosmopolis.
The return engagement Of the Hosmer.
Ross combination, Monday evening, at
the Acme opera house, was a cTeditable
presentation Of a popular production, and
was greeted with good audience.
w. j. Hamilton, who is starting new
dairy in town, cano up from Ocosta Tues
day, and is getting ready for business.
He expects to start Il milk route next
week, and will be after portion of your
trade.
Mrs. Barrones millinery store and Mrs.
Whistles dressmaking parlors will be
moved across the street today or tomor-
row, the rooms now occupied by them
being included in the lease to the Sher-
man house.
Among the out-of-town attendants OH
the Douglas Perry wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. s. M.
Heath, and Mr.. Geo. H. Emerson, from
Hoquiam Mr.. and Mrs. }. b. Bridges,
from Montcsano.
Mrs. Van Tassei's private school is get
ting more popular every day. She now
has forty-fve pupils, and new applica-
tons coming in every week. 1t is the
universal testimony of all her patrons
that excellent work is being done.
VIM. Grard, an old MICHIGAN friend Of
W. w. Weatherwax and Dan Movant. is
in the city, the guest Of Mr.. Weatherwax.
Mr.. Girard intends to locate in Washing
ton, and his visit at this time is for the
purpose OF securing a suitable location.
The Cathlamet Gazett says: "a certain
refined young lady sent gentleman
friend few days ago bouquet OF skunk
cabbage. The young man is now study
ing botany and the language OF flowers,
in order if possible, to ascertain the in
tentions OF the donor"
One Of the provisions Of the river and
harbor bill, secured by Representative
Doolittle, IS provision for an examina'
ton and survey Of the Quiniault river
by next session it is hoped to secure an
appropriation for opening and improving
the mouth of the river.
George Crook Post No. 63, Department
of Washington and Alaska, desire to ex'
press to to the pastor and officers OF the
Methodist Episcopal church their hearty
thanks for the use OF their church for the
lecture and entertainment lately held
By order A. II. LACKEY, Chaplain.
The affairs OF the Aberdeen bank are
about closed, :he receivers having ths
past week, cancelled all but about s4,oo'
of the claims against it by Transferring
/ property and securities to the claimants
The receivers expect within thirty days
to nav off the remaining claims in cash