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

u. l.. DltOn Is agent luf the seattle
Daily Times 80 cents per month, or two
cents per copy.
+. X. Brady, who has been resident
OF Montesano Tor several years past, has
opened law office in iioquam.
For SALE.-Baby buggy; close top,
rubber tires; almost good as new. In
quire a. this office. II
Evan clist Mexican will preach both
morning and evening al the Methodist
church next sunday. Don't fail to hear
him.
Mrs. Chas Il. Bells many iiiends ie-
get that she is again i'll, being confined
to her bed. 1t is hoped she may be out
again soon.
Clean old papers at e. l.. Hilton 's-l5
cents per hundred; just the thing TO put
under Your carpet this winter.
Mis-. W. A. CrAndell and daughter
Ruth, lett this morning for Guide Rock
Neb., to visit relatives and Tor the benefit
Of Mrs. Crandel's health.
Friends OF School Supt Mchiliip vii
be pleased to learn that he has 80 far
recovered from his recent accident as 10
b, out, with the aid OF crutches.
Small pill safe pill, best pill. peWiu's
Little Early Risers cure billiousness, con-
stipa,ion, sick headache Evans Drug Co.
c. 3. Morgan will have charge OF the
Chehalis county fish hatchery. Mr..
Morgan has resided in Hoquiam several
wears aud is well known in this county.
is careful and conscientious and is Il good
man for that place.
Revival meetings are sill in progress
at the Methodist church, and quite an
interest seems to be manifested. During
the past week Rev J. K. Lovejoy. OF
Centrala, has been assisiin. the pastor
and Evangelist Mckeln.
You can: cure consumption but YOU
can avoid il and cure every other form d
throat or lung trouble bv the use OF One
Minute. Cough Cure. Evans Drug Co.
The municipal taxes RENTED 10 the
city treasurer for the month OF October,
by County Treasurer Wilson were
Aberdeen. s9l56l Montesano, Sls3.7l
Hoquiam, >95 50: Ocosta, $41+5; Elma.
So 90 :Cosmopolis, $27.72.
VIM. Lanning jr., shot and killed q
large wildcat short distance from the
pumping station, last sunday. 1t meas
ured nearly five feet from the tip OF its
nose to the tip OF lis tail, and the latter
appemdage was not very long, either.
"Billy" feels quite cli.ed over his prize
and intends 10 have it stuffed.
Disagreement for life by burns or scald=
may be avoided by using DeWitt's Witch
/ Hazel >alve, the great remedy for piles
and for all kinds Of sores and skin troubles
/ Evans Drugs Go.
The second month + the 1897 9> term
OF the Aberdeen public school closed last
! Friday. The total enrolment at that
date was 800. being four more than at
the same time last year. Twelve new
desks and seats. six for the 10th grade
and six for the first, were added las,
month to accommodate the increased
enrolment in those grades.
Eugene France, receiver OF the J. VI
Weatherwax Lumber Co., returned on
Tuesday from an extended business trip
in the east While Mr. France SAYS but
little in connection with what lie accom-.
| plshed in the way OF disposing Of the
the mill property, he said, however, that
it would be but short time until the
mill would he in operation.
The surveyors who have had charge Of
the work OF grading the railroad between
Aberdeen and Hoquiam during the past
month, were transferred to Idaho, to dc
similar work there, and B. W. DeCourt
ney now has charge OF the work here
Mr.. DeCourtney resided at Ocosta in the
days when "Ocosta by the sea" was
being doomed as the coming city OF the
west, but removed to Tacoma few yeas
ago. The work is being pushed as fast
as the weather will permit.
Last Sunday Mr.. Fetterman brough,
down from his garden on the hill near
the Hopkins farm a bunch OF strawber'
ries, some OF which were ripe and delic.
ious. others just turning while some were
scarcely larger than pea. There were
seventeen berries in various stages OF de.
velopment on the other cluster, besides
two or three blossoms. Had the weather
continued warm week or So longer there
would have been an abundant second
crop OF berries on these vines
a. j. West had narrow escape from
death last Friday, at Hoqnam. In pass
ing through the +. X. Wood mill he at.
tempted to pass under 24-inch belt, ard
in doing SO stepped upon the lower hall
of it. which was running close to the floor.
The power OF the running belt threw him
with such force as to render him uncon.
scious, severely bruising his face. When
found he ives still unconscious, and the
belt was sloal, drawing him toward the
small pulley. A little longer and his
body would have been manslad mass
flesh and bones.