Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-05-04

Miss Winnie Law came down from
Mon'esano to the ball and visited the
Lowry family at the Pacific hotel few
days.
Cash fees were collected during tho
month Of April by Auditor Sells to the
Amount of $2o6.s5 and by Clerk Cheney,
1885.
The finest assortment of Grays Harbor
logging and timber scenes ever photo.
graphed, can be found at Merriwether's
gallery.
Born-To the wife Of NJ. r. Sherwood
on last Thursday night, q II pound son.
We are pleased to say that the mother
and child are doing we'll.
/ In order to introduce Homeopathy
more rapidly DR.. Pompe will only charge
so cents prescription and furnish med
icines free Of charge.
O. L. Grain left on Tuesdays train for
Ambia, Indiana, on visit after an alb.
sence of Is years. He will return to
Aberdeen in about two months.
The state supreme court has appointed
committee to examine applicants for
admission to the bar. the committee
will meet at Olympia on May II.
Abner Sumner, an early settler at Elma
and an old line democrat who voted for
Jackson, is paying visit to his grand
son, H. NJ. johnson, at the California
house.
The American Mill is loading its first
shipments of lumber. The Schooner
Volante arrived at that mill Friday and
J the Letitia Saturday to load for San
Francisco.
The pastor, Rev. Oscar A. Smith, will
preach at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. next
Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal
church. Good music led by the choir. A
welcome for all.
The Geranium Dancing Club will give
another one Of their social hops in the
Firemen's new hall on Thursday even.
ing, May IL. Invitations can be had
from the committee.
The Aberdeen Cornet Band turned out
Monday evening in honor OF the Fire
mems ball, and showed great improve
ment as the result of practice under the
leadership of Prof. White.
Alex Mcmillan has quit the milk busi-
| ness and will hereafter devote his att.n-
ton to stock raising. He has turned
over his milk route to A. J Stewart, who
is sure to please the customers.
The Epworth League will give Maple
Syrup social in the Good Templars hall
on next Tuesday evening. Admission 10
cents. Games will he provided and a
royal good time assured. Don't forget it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kaufman went to
Seattle Friday and visited their two
daughters, who are going to college THERE
until Monday when Mrs. Kaufman start
ed for her old home in Minnesota for
visit of several months.
Children's matinee, Saturday at 2:SO
p.m.-The Noble Dramatic Coat tho
Acme Opera House, has prepared a
special entertainment for the children
and old folks as well-for the occasion.
Admis sion, adults, to any part OF the
house, 25 cents, childrens, 10 cents.
Prof. Eldridge Wheeler, principal OF the
Montesano public school, and Prof. y. u
Boyer, principal Of the Goucher Academy,
will conduct a summer normal school at
Montesano, beginning June 10, and con-
tinuing weeks, closing in time tor the
August examination.
J.. NJ. Clapp, U. S. engineer at the
lefty was up from Wesport Saturday.
Mr.. Clapp said that about 70 men are
now employed on the jetty and the WORK
will be pushed vigorously the coming
season. The men will soon be put on
shifts so as to work Is hours q day.
At a meeting OF the HoQuiam school
board Saturday evening the following
teachers were retained for another term
p. A. Williams, principal; M. W. hicn'
ardson. Miss Dollie butcher, Mrs. Martin
TAYLOR, Mrs. Ida Howes and Ed A. fnil'
brick. The bossd expressed the intent'on
of arranging another room III 'no Oh"
school building for the next term.