Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-04-06

Mrs. c. w. James is ON her way from
Rochester, \. y, TO Aberdeen, to- visi,
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Biz.
mingham.
Mrs. O. NJ. Kellogg and Mrs. VIM. O.
Mckinlay were up from Hoquiam Tues
day night to attend the tin wedding o,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Fetterman.
Harry c. Minkler and Frank Quimhy
we'll known citizens Of Montesano, were
in Aberdeen with u raft of logs Friday
The HERALD acknowledges u pleasan nj
call.
VIM. butcher has taken the contract Ia
do all the hauling for the American mill
for year and has purchased some fine
horses and new wagons with which to dc
the work.
Geo. G. Morgan, of Tacoma, a former
| prominent business man of Satsop, was
in the city several days during the week,
representing the Equitable Life Insur.
an:e Co., of New York.
/ c. 7. l.. Roberts received three letters
from his two sons, Jack and Harry, who
are in the army at Manila, Tuesday. The
boys have escaped harm so far but report
heavy and constant fighting.
The American mill began saving lum-
Der Monday and is now running right
along. In another week the new ma.
chinery will be running smoothly and
the mill will be operated to it's full ca.
pacity.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church next Sunday at l a. m. and p.
m. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Oscar
, A. smith. Music led by the choir under
direction of Miss NJ. +. Covington. A
welcome for ALL
Edison's Waragraph, Saturday night,
April s, at Acme Opera House, introduce
ing destruction OF Cerveras fleet. bonn
bardment of Matanzas, &c. Also Nc
Coy and Sharkey fight, ten rounds com.
plete, and forty Others. Management,
Fleming Bros.
Services at the Congregational church
next Sunday. In the morning the pastor
will speak on "Walking With Christ in
! White" and in the evening on "Immoi.
tally Foretokens OF Continued Life" AT
the close of the morning service the
Sacrament will be administered. All are
welcome.
It is we'll for all school teachers to know
that under the law their certificates, at
the time OF making contracts, must be
good for the whole period of such con-
tract, so that those whose certificates ex.
pire next August should take the May
examination in order to make contracts
during the summer.
In the city council contest case A. j.
Anderson scored a point in the superior
court last week. the court decided that
the council should count the ballots and
directed the clerk OF the count to furnish
tho council with certified copies OF the
files of the case for that purpose. The
contestees gave notice OF appeal from the
decision.
Under the new law school districts, hav'
ing bonded Indebtedness, are authorized
to instruct the county treasurer to invest
their sinking funds in state, county Of
school warrants and have the accrued in
terest added to the sinking fund. Under
this law the Aberdeen district will be
able to cash it's own warrants and ado
the interest to it's sinking fund.
PHI. Eigholz, general travelling repre-
sentative of the New York Correspond
ence School, is here for a day or two or
panizing and enrolling club OF 20, al
students of the school. He is staying al
the Pacific where phamplets, drawing
plates, e.. can be seen. The work ii
purely philanthropic, the cost OF the tut
ton being just sufficient to cover the ex
penses in carrying on the work.
The high school entertainment at thu
opera house Monday night for the bench
of the school library was greeted by
we'll filed house and reflected great credi
on the artistic talent of the performers
The Peak Sisters drill, the hoop drill ant
the solos by Misses Mamie f. Covingtor
and Hattie Simons, the two dialogues ant
y recitation by Miss Karshner were ex