Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-11-25
BRIEF MENTION.
THURSDAY, NOV. 25. 1897.



Get your milk at the Pioneer Dairy, il
you want good milk and good meaure.
The mail NJ nday night contained five
days eastern mail which had been de-
layed on account Of snow storms.
DR.. Colman is still confined TO the house
with rheumatism, his trip to The hot
springs having proved unavailng.
g. L. hilton is ag-n; ior the Seattle
Daily Times--5l cents ler month. OF two
cents per copy.
Postmaster Clarke is in receipt Of e.
quest from o. o. Liabo, Of Port Madison,
for the address Of one Andrew Field.
W. c. Aylaworth, vino has charge OF
the music department, at the Goucher
academy at Monte=auo was in Aberdeen
a couple Of days this week.
For SALE-Baby buggy; close top,
rubber tires; almost good as new. In
qure a. this Office. II
That pile OF lumber being worked up
in the vicinity OF the Mitchell grocery
store on Market street signifies that Mr..
T. Thompson is erecting new house.
Mrs Isaac Beemer returned Saturday
from Portland, where she has been ior
several weeks receiving medical treat
mcnt, having received little If any ben
eff.
An epidemic Of chicken pox has visited
the children ri The city. Though like
most other diseases tina: overtake Us on
this harbor, The attack is light and Of
short duration.
Mr.. Gauley exhibited at this Office
yesterday two specimens Of rutabagas d
his own raising, which measured re-
spectively 81 inches in circumference
and weigh go lbs each. How is that fui
Aberdeen soil?
Remeni er the city registration book:
will close next Saturday, November 81
City Clerk Black announces that lie vii
remain in the Office until midnight or
that date to accommodate any who &c
not register during the day.
Rev. F. X. Van Tasse has declined ar
offer from Chicago to become associate
editor Of a weekly paper published in
that city, chiefly because Of the long dis
lance it would remove him from hi;
family, who still insist on remaining ir
Aberdeen.
A necktie social will be held in tbs
Baptist chu,ch Saturday evening, Nov
q, 1897, given by the Z. Y. Z. L. A
good musical and literary programme
will be given during the evening. Re
freshments served. Admission, ladies
free; gents, % cents. All come
The Thanksgiving turkey has been
eaten and you feel as though you never
would need any meat; but BY Saturday
having sclaped the turkey bones the day
before, you will want meat. kar>hner
the leading butcher keeps it, all kinds
you can find just what yon want.
\ cup of muddy coffee is not whole
some, neither is bette of muddy lnedi
cine. One way to know skillfully pre-.
pared blood purifier is by its freedom
from sediment. Ayers Sarsapa. lila Is
always bright and sparkling, because i,
is an extract and not decociion.
Tom Morgan, Of Ninemire & Morgan
Montesano, who made All unsuccessful
attempt to take band Of cattle over the
Dalton trail to Dawson, is turning an hon.
est penny by using the cattle for packing
across the the pass. So reports Willis
Thorp, who has just returned t. Seattle
j. c. Berry, one Of the best known
citizens OF Spencer, No., testifes that he
cured himself OF the worst kind Of piles
by using few boxes OF DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. He had been troubled with
piles for over thirty years and had used
many different kinds Of so-called cures
but DeWitt's was the one that did the
work and he will verify this statement il
any one wishes TO write TO him. Evans
Drug Co.
The annual fair for the benefit OF St.
Joseph's hospital will be held in the
Veser building. beginning Dec. 9 and
continuing until the 10th or 18th. A
large assortment Of useful and fancy
articles will be had ior sale or ratified.
Several ladies and gentlemen have yolun.
tered and will render vocal and instru.
mental music and the affair will be made
as attractive az possible. The institution
is deserving OF a good support and the
Sisters ask liberal patronage to help
liquldate the heavy indebtedness on their
hospital. The donations so far are
Mrs. Edward Entwissie, oil Saisop. four
large geese and variety OF useful articles
for the prize booth, OF which she will
have charge; Mrs. James GIeeson, il :, OF
Satsop, large sheep; Mrs J. 5. Law, Of
Montesano, child's silver set and three
sofa cushions; Mrs. VIM. Moore and Miss
Winnie Law, Of Portland, variety of
fancy articles; John Cruithcrs, Of Mon
tesano, several boxes of apples Mrs.
Annie Flower, o. Melbourne, large rug
Complete particulars OF the fair and the
names OF those having charge Of the
various booths will be given next week.
Donations will be gratefully received by
the Sisters at the hospital.