Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-07-21
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sano Monday.
Mrs. Ray. Sherwood went to Portland
Tuesday for visit Of two weeks.
J. w. Locke returned from two
months visit in Minnesota, Monday.
e.. F. Jones came down from Elma
Monday night and returned Tuesday.
Misses Ollie Hull and Jeanne Shaw. of
Hoqulam, visited Aberdeen yesterday.
The schooner G. II. Merchant arrived
Monday and is loading at the West &
SIa lie mill.
y marriage license was issued to Harry
>. k'ca OF lloqniam, and Maggie b. Pat
terson, OF Toledo Washington.
Andrew Smith, a prominent farmer who
resides between Montesano and Satsop.
had business in town yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. Emerson and Misses France
and Tnttle, OF IIoquiam, started for Port
land yesterday. They will 90 awheel
from Centralia.
Phil Lewis was arrested Sunday eve
ming charged with being drunk and dis
orderly. Justice Arnold fined him five
dollars and costs.
y Clear Conscience and How to Have
it, will be the topic of Rev. Mr.. Van Tas-
sells discourse next Sunday at | / a. M.
in the Presbyterian church.
o. p. Burrows went to Montesano yes
terday. He reports that he and II. N.
Hook have completed the county bridges
over Grass and Chenois creeks.
Preaching by the pastor in the Con-
gregatlonal church next Sunday. a cor
dial welcome awaits all. Music by the
orchestra in the evening. Services at II
a. m. and s p. m. Sunday school at II.
Lewis 3. Bignold, Receiver of the Bank
OF Montesano will offer for sale at public
auction, commencing 10 Il. m. Saturday
August 9th 1898 at the Court House all
the assets OF the Bank OF Montcsano. - u
Mrs. Fred. King came up from West
port Monday and returned yesterday.
She came UP to get Il larger range for the
Westport branch of the Vienna restau-
rant, which the increased trade made
necessary.
Rev. }. w. Neyman will preach next
Sunday at l a. m. in the Baptist Church
in Hoquiam, and in Cosmopolis in the
Presbyterian Church at 3 p. m. and in
Aberdeen in the Hall where the Baptists
hold their services, at 8 p. m.
A free lecture will be delivered at the
NJ. f. church next Wednesday evening
by Rev. Edw. II. Todd, OF Montesano,
entitled can Hour on the Wheel" The
Epworth League invites all it's friends and
the young people OF the city to attend
II. c. Hotailng, editor of the Maple
ton, MINI, Enterprise, accompanied by
Mrs. Hotailing, who is state president of
the Minnesota order of Rebekah, was
among the editors OF that tate who re.
Gently made an excursion to Puget Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hotailng are visiting the
family Of G.. f. Simons in this city.
The amount Of the general fund war;
rants redeemed by the state treasurer
during the quarter ending June 80, 1898,
is $464 ,OS0.9S. The interest on the same
is ISL ,55S.l5, aggregating total cash paid
out during the qnarter of $545, 639. 13.
In 50,
any one quarter dnrlng the history OF the
commonwealth.
The Post-lntelligencer received yester-
day three very large gooseberries from
DR.. Paul Smits, OF Aberdeen. The largest
berry weighed one ounce and was three
inches in circumference. They are so
large that they are commonly called
"Grays Harbor lemons" and any cult
yator woule be proud OF such product.
-P.-l.
The HERALD congratulates Editor Pat
tison on the arrival OF a daughter at his
home in Cosmopoia and, owing TO the
circumstances, will pardon him, this
time, for getting mixed on the geography
Of his town, in stating that the piles and
logs shipped by G. f. Burrows & Co.
from E!ma are unloaded at Cosmopolis,
instead of South Aberdeen. 1t don't 20
any more though.
Prof. Beale OF the state University,and
who was present at the oratorical contest
last Friday, was killed Sunday by falling
through an open hatch on board the
steamer Arizona at Seattle. Prof. Beale
was to have been instructor at the teach
ers' examination at Westport next week.
Supt. Mckillip has secured the services
OF Prof. Jones, principal OF the Denny
school, Seattle in his stead.
The first car load OF logs and piling ever
brought to Grays llarbor by rail was
brought to Aberdeen Friday, The Ship
ment was for G, +. Burrows & Co., who
have the contract to furnish the piling for
the lefty at the entrance TO the hai
They have purchased body Of piling
timber and saw logs at Elma and viii
ship it all by rail to Aberdeen. 1t will
require about five months to remove the