Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-08-12

or unfinished, 10y the week or month
Fitted up with electric lights, bath tubs,
and all modern convenienccs. Apply TO
RoBERr LOWRY, at Pacific Hotel.
The city council Saturday evening
awarded the improving of Newell street
to q. l.. Grain, and last evening that of
+. street to the same. No bids were Of
tered for the improvement of ID street,
and the clerk was instructed TO re-adver-
tise.
Rev. J. X. Thompson will preach in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday at
l o'clock and at Morris school house at
3:3J o'clock. sunday school at l2:l5
and y. =. $. {. +. at O'Clock y. m. A
cordial welcome to all who attend these
services.
Complaint has been made Of several
bulls which their owners permit to run at
large, to the danger OF pedestrians, and
of children especially. Ordinance No. %
prohibits such animals running at large
within the limits OF the city OF Aberdeen,
and the owners of such are liable to fine
and imprisonment who permit them to do
SO. Those who are now violating the
ordinance mentioned will avoid costs by
at once shutting up their animals.
Jennie Anderson, the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Anderson, died at 3
O'Clock p. m. Monday, August g. after an
illness of about three weeks, with mala-
rial fever and inflammation of the bowels
She was years, II months and 10 days
old. The funeral services were held at
| the house, corner First and G streets, on
Tuesday at 3 p. m, and the remains
inferred in the new cemetery. Rev. a.
A. Doyle preached the funeral sermon.
Jennie was bright, congenial little girl
and loved by her host of acquaintance
Her death is severe blow to the parents
and they have the warmcst sympathy OF
ALL
l. W. Mason has been granted a patent
for an expansive trimmer, or augur, which
is liable to revolutionize the manufacture
OF great many articles made OF wood
especially furniture, doors etc. The au-
CUR rims ont the hole so that its greatest
diameter is at the bottom and a dowel
pin once inserted, having Il wedge in the
end of it, cannot be removed; two pieces
thus joined being inseperable The in
venton appears to be a valuable one, as
it is tool needed by every aipenter and
cabinet maker.
c. +. Burrows 4 Co. s new steamer
made her initial trip yesterday, and as
she gllded out into the bay will, colors
flying she presented Il most attractive APP
pearance. She is the prettiest craft that
ever hoated on the harbor, sitting on the
water like swan, all her lines and pro.
portions being that OF grace and beauty
She made run to IIoquam and return
carrying number OF passengers, who
were loud in their praises Of the running
qualities OF the new boat. Capt Smith
is as proud OF her rs boy with his frs,
pair OF boots, and we'll he may be.
Supt McCabe and Engineer Bihler have
been in town for a few days taking steps
toward securing right of way for an ex
tension of the Northern Pacific to IIoqui
am. They appeared before the city
) council last evening and asked that the
ordinance granting franchise over the
; streets OF this city be amended SO as tt
extend the time limit to September LIST
1898, and an ordinance was introduced tt
} that effect and referred to the city attor
ncy. Mr. Biher stated that the times ha,
prevented their building sooner, but they
( were now ready and would begin work or
; the bridge as soon rs the extension o
time was granted. While this question
is up it would seem the part OF wisdom i
the council would make some arrange
ment with the railroad company for /,
joint use of the new bridge, so as to save
the spending of thousand dollars on the
Heron street bridge now, and the certain
ity OF building a new bridge there in
very few years.
W. c. Aylsworth is here, and vii
organize class in vocal music next Mon
} day evening at the Presbyterian church
He will give, that evening, an entertain
ment and musical drill to which all are
cordially invited.
; "To whom it may concern II cheer
fully recommend Prof. W. G. Aylswortl
as an efficient and thorough teacher
} Have just completed course of thorough
r bass under his teaching, with most salts
factory results. MErTIE RAPP,
Roseburg, Ore
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