Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-08-31

from Portland Sunday. vi, Wes,,,r,
hea'h, having wheeled Il good part of the
journey. They reported pleasant trip
:. . -n. .eel benefited let by the outing.
'"pt. Harry Taylor, chief OF U. $. en-.
g'neers for this district, was on the Har.
Dor Friday looking after the jettv inn
proVement, with tine wo:kngs of which
he expressed himself we'll pleased.
why bother with cooking Sunday dim
her when the Modern restaurant serves
an excellent chicken dinner every Sum
day Tor % cents? Private dining rooms
Sonth side Heron st. etwecn f and G
Mrs. Thos. Williams, of Cetlarville, who
was brought to the Sisters hospital sul.
ierlng from paralysis four weeks ago was
taken home by her husband Friday. the
doctors deciding there was no hope OF
her recovery.
"A new line of Walker hats. Mrs. S. X.
boWes has received new line of Walker
hats direct from Chicago, that, for STYLE
ana elegance, excels anything ever
brought to Aberdeen. And the prices
are right too.
Kew. DR.. 5. S. Suliger, of Olympia.
Kew. I. +. Elliott, OF Hoquiam, Rev. n.
NJ. Temple, OF Cosmopolis, Rev. f. A.
burrows. of Elma, Rev. c. C.. Pratt. of
Boston, and Rev. Oscar A. Smith, Of this
city, went to the beach Wednesday and
returned this morning.
VIM. Harris, colored bootback. AS
saulted and battered a duskv nvnph du
pave at an early hour Saturday morning.
for which he WAS nun into the cooler and
fined T25 and costs hv Judge Arnold in
tie afternoon, which was paid Monday
by the assaulted damsel.
MAERIED.-At Wynooche, Wednesday.
August 80, 1899, Mr.. Lyman J. Breedon.
OF Aberdeen, and Miss Mary Oswald, of
Wynoochc, Rev. II. d. Crawford ofliciat-
ing. The newly married couple have
gone to housekeeping in the Beardsey
property near the Congregational church.
On Monday next, Sept. 4th, Mrs.
Walkers select school will open in the
room heretofore occupied by Mrs Van
Tassel, one door north of the postoiiice.
This school is OF confined to primary
grades but is intended to meet the wants
Of any who may prefer private instruc-
ton.
G. Il. Bell will assume charge OF the
postofiice tomorrow, Postmaster Clark re-
firing after four wears and three months
OF faithful service to Uncle sam and the
people OF Aberdeen. Mr.. CLARK will re-
main with Postmaster Bell for time
while the latter familiarizes himself with
the office.
Mrs. Mary Rounds and daughter and
Miss Iva Boyd and Mr.. Earl d. Rounds
and family, who have been visiting Mrs.
M. Magll for the past two months, re-
turned to their home in Eua Claire,
Wisconsin, Tuesday. Mrs. Magill and
daughter accompanied them as far as
Montesano.
The pastor, Rev. Oscar A. Smith, will
preach at the Methodist Episcopal church,
next Sunday both at II a. m. and 7 80 p.
m. Morning theme, "Methodism, its
Doctrines and Rules The Sacrament
OF the LODI Supper will be administered
at the close of the morning sermon. A
welcome for all.
The steamer Ranger, Capt. Bennam's
new boat, made her maiden trip to Da-
mons Point Tuesday. In building the
new steamer Capt. Bennam knew just
what was required for that run and
planned accordingly. The Ranger is a
staunch seaworthy vessel and " i'll be APP
preciated by the travel to North Beach.
Garman & Barley have added COM
plete line of gents furnishings to the well
known shoe store OF &. j. Garman. Jeff
has given such eminent satisfaction in
clothing the feet of the people of Aberdeen
and vicinity that ne feels encouraged to
add the other line, in which his partner,
Mr.. Barley, has had large experience.
D. McI.aferty & Sons have secured
the agency for the Battle Crock and st.
Helena Sanitarium Health Foods, COM
plete supply of which is kept on hand.
These foods are manufactured on strictly
hygenic principles, and we'll merit the
favor they are receiving. Try them. d.
McLafferty & Sons, three doors south OF
the postoffice.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Rolling and son'in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin Cal
vert. of Attica, Indiana, arrived in Aber'
deem Monday evening on visit with
Judge, Doctor and silas Pearson and r.
p. Campbell, who are cousins OF Mr..
Calvert. Mr.. Rolling is retired mer'
chant of Attica and is making tour OF
the Pacific coast with his family. The
party lett yesterday for a leisurely trip
back to the east, stopping at Yellowstone