Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-04-20

| copy IOr advertisements and notices
should be handed in to the HERALD office
by Wednesday noon to insure publica.
ton in the current issue.
Floyd Creech is kept quite busy these
days looking after the building and con-
tracing business of Creecli Bros. during
the absence Of John Creech in the east.
X. G. Martin, father-in.law Of S. Mills,
left yesterday for South Dakota to look
after an artesian we'll boring machine
which he has in operation in that state.
The ladies OF st. Andrews Guild will
give an ice cream festival and lunch Sat.
urday afternoon and evening, April 29th.
Delicious home made candy will be on
eale.
Charles Mattson, an aged resident of
Ocosta died last night. \ son, Chas.
Mattson, jr. and daughter, Mrs. Geo.
H. Nehf, both residents of Ocosta, sur
viye him.
The schooner Chas. K. Wilson is load
ing at the Wilson mill for Honolulu.
Capt. Johnson's wife and baby are with
him on board and will make the trip to
the tropics.
Frank Zelasko, a brother OF X. Zelasko,
arrived from Pittsburg, Pa, Tuesday
evening and will probably remain in
Aberdeen to assist his brother in his
large business.
John Greer, of Aberdeen, and Miss Ida
NJ. Burdi,k, of Cosmopolis, were united
in marriage at the residence of the brides
parents in Cosmopols last Sunday, Rev.
o. A. Smith officiating.
Through the courtesy Of Senator Turn
er, the HERALD has received sack OF
garden seeds for distribution which will
be mailed free to those making applica-
ton, as long as they last.
In the call for school warrants, in the
last issue of the HERALD, Il Topographic
cal error occurred IN district No. 16
Warrants prior to and including No. 3s,
were called, not ss, as it appeared.
Richard Zeigler arrived in town from
San Jose, CAL, Monday on visit to his
brother, VIM. Zeigler. Otto Zeigler, the
famous bicyclist, will shortly be in Seat
tie to take part in the races there.
Mr.. Beadle, one OF the owners OF the
steamer Aberdeen, now being built at the
shpyard of J. Lindstrom, came up from
San Francisco the other day and was
we'll pleased with the progress OF the
new vessel.
The state of Washington will have two
supervisors for the census to be taken
next year, and Chehalis county has two
candidates for the positions. K. l..
Austin. of Ocosta, and e. S. Avery OF
Montesano.
The county auditor advertises in anoth-
or column, for bids for building lire
proof vault; repairing the Westport
wharf; for 100 cords OF wood and Tor the
building OF the road between Montesano
and Aberdeen.
DrEp.-On Saturday, April Is, Samuel
Zahnd, aged SO years. The funeral took
place Sunday afternoon, Rev. Oscar "A.
Smith officiating. The deceased was
native of Switzerland and had been en-
ployed in single mill.
The Rev. Oscar A. Smith, OF the Nj. r.
church, will preach at Hoquiam next
Sunday morning and at Cosmopolls next
Sunday evening. The pulpit here Will
be occupied bv kev. Todd, OF Montesano'
and Rev. Pratt, Of Elma.
Mrs. A. B. johnson, whose husband
is member of the firm OF Wilson BROS.
& Co., came up from San Francisco las.
week for her first visit to Aberdeen ana
is guest of Capt and Mrs Johnson on
board the Schooner Chas. X. Wilson.
Next Sunday will be quarterly meeting
at the Methodist Episcopal church. Vuai,
terly conference Saturday evening az
o'clock. On Sunday at II a. m. the rev.
Ed. II. Todd, Of Montesano' VIII pre"on'
At D. m. the Rev. G. G. Pratt OF Eiiiia'
will preach. The Sacrament OF tne
Lords Supper will be administered a.
the close OF the morning sermon. uooo
music led by the choir. A welcome io'
all.