Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-06-30
Lawyer Hogan was down from Seattle

last Thursday night.
A. 5. Hodgdon, of Hoquiam was .
pleasant caller Tuesday.
You can buy fine outfit of clotb;pv for
'''''e money at l. Harris & Sons.
Mrs. T. +. Clark and Mrs. Carl Wealth
erwaN are expected home newt wool,
get your milk at the Pioneer Dairy Il
you want good milk and good meaurc. v
H. l. harshner, of this city, is en-.
P1oyed IN the auditors office at Monte.
sano.
l. '" Mason is building a handsome
residence on Mob Hill for \. J. Andar.
son jr '''''''
NhaS' Neeson unloalel large donkey
engine from scow at the old Tow docl,
Tuesday. \
mr. and Mrs. Thos Doyle are VISITING
relatives of Mrs. Doyle in CouIitz county
and Portland.
lhn't forget to buy new suit for vo,,r
BOY while the prices are reduced ntI
Harris & Sons.
A. Ii. Sherwood is finishing up the
.'fSa house on G street just south of the
hospital and will occupy it as a resi-
dcnce.
me new residence of Al. Anderson,
Just started, makes the fifth So far This
year building ON the hillsid, west If the
hospital.
Mrs. Elizabeth McGregor left Tuesday
Tor Astoria and Portland to visit her son
ana daughter. She was accompanied by
her granddaughter Jessie Kellmar,.
On Saturday evening, July 9th, at the
NJ. f. church, Miss A. l.. A. Murcutt. Il
native Australian, will give stHeopticon
lecture on Australia and its Klondyke
gold fields.
Preaching in the Congregational church
by the pastor next Sunday at II a. m.
and Sp. m. Sunday school at -. Y.
I. 5. c. E. at T. Music by the orchestra
in the evening.
Last Monday evening, at the invitation
OF Mrs. Miner, about thirty friends sur
prised VIM. Miner ST., in honor of his
birthday. 1t goes without saying that
all enjoyable time was had.
j. J. johnson, of Cosmopois, has leased
the Mcneil place between Aberdeen and
HoQuiam. Mr.. johnson has heretofore
supplied the beef for the "Home Market"
from Montesano, and will use the newly
leased place for pasture and slaughter
house.
Ed Hall, Pacific coast manager OF the
Royal Exchange Fire Insurance Co. with
headquarters at Portland, and an old
time friend of the writer, was in town
yesterday looking up business in Aber.
deem. Geo. A. Black is the local agent
for tn company.
The Review Club met Tuesday with
Mrs. Fred Nye, at Cosmopolis, and spent
an enjoyable afternoon, the hostess vary
ing the usual program by serving lunch
of Strawberries and cake The club has
adjourned for the summer, the next
meeting to be held at Mrs. Trethrake's
the first Tuesday in September.
The :Chalk Talk" lectures given on
Thursday and Friday evenings OF last
week by Mrs. Maudc l.. Green, the ma
tional chalk talker for the w. C. 7. u,
were greatly enjoyed by all in attendance.
Mrs. Green is indeed an artist, bringing
object lessons out of all her pictures. The
solo by Mrs. Clyde Weatherwax was
greatly enjoyed, and much praise also
was given the orchestra for their fine Sc
lections SO cheerfully rendered.
The services at the Methodist Episcopal
church next Sunday will be of unusual
interest. At the II O'Clock service the
pastors theme will be "Christian Benif
cence." At the O'Clock service "Les-
sons From the War" This church is
undergoing much needed repairs, but the
auditorium will be ready for the Sabbath
services The pastor and membership OF
the church will be glad to welcome you
at one or both of the above services.
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