Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-12-29

Frsz he wasaizz-oziEn.
The prospects Tor the New Years mas
anerzle are nOE very aztiering-
Several surveyors vent 10 the north
beach this week, probably for T. &
work
Davis and Poison have closed their Ho-
41izm logging camps for the present. or
unEiI better weather.
Representatives Mentzer, OF Olympia.
and Bash, Of Aberdeen, were in town on
Tuesday, consulting with Mr. KaIr about
the speakerstip-
Indians report the elk coming down
from the mountains, and they are said
to De numerous On the north beach. 1t is
An indication Of tough weather.
The Slide mill has commenced prepzr-
2tions for building the 80 or 60 foot adj
iiti0n to the south end, to accommodate
their proposed new machinery.
Tug Traveller has gone to Frisco for
general overhauling. 1t is expected to
lay out at least 5000 in new machinery,
etc Captain lawson went with her.
The Western box and basket manuiact-
uring company inform Hoquiam parties
that they are ready to commence opera
tons as soon as the papers Of transfer are
complete. Tl.ey mean business and lots
Of it.
Il Is given out that, on DIR. Emerson's
return from San Francisco, great inn
pYoyemeuts will be made at the n. w.
mills. These will be made principally to
accommodate the demand from the East
for dressed spruce lumber. Better faciIi-
ties will be arranged for saving, planning
and drying spruce siding and other
special orders, largely increasing the
present capacity.
Very faitering encouraging words for
Hoquian's future prosperity have come
during the past few days, giving double
assurance Of railroad north from the
H4r5Or aud consequent rapid growth Of
Hoquiam. A millionaire who is largely
interested here predicts that Hoquiam
will double up annually from now on.
Aye les her double,
Z Frozz E1naz Chronicle:
Daniel GilIies' logging camps are closed
down for the holidays.
+ A. z. Griffiths, OF Montesano, was in
the city Thursday to advise the council
an1-seIl, they need it.
jos. Leybold has sold four lots in the
Lcybold & Ascheberg addition to S. l..
Kyle. Sir. Kyle will put saw mill on
the property in the spring.
Mrs. J. j. Carney received a letter
from Rev. W. VI. Jeffies, OF Tacoma,
stating that Rev. DIR. Nevius, who has
been i'll for some time at the Fanny Pad
dock hospital in that city, is slowly vast
ing away, being reduced to about ninety
FIVE pounds in weight.
Mrs. Magner, Of Porter, fell from the
Chelialis nver bank at that place last
Sunday evening, and severely injured
her right hand and wrist. Mrs. Magner
10 upwards Of 81 years Of age, and it is a
wonder she was not severely injured by
the fall Of ten feet.
Died-On the 2lst inst, at her home
on Porter creek, Mrs. U. w. Callerman.
The funeral took place Thursday and the
remains were inferred in the Sharon
cemetery. Mrs. Callerman was the
daughter Of John Currier, an old and
esteemed citizen Of Porter creek.
From MontesaDo vidette.
Editor Vernon who has been at the hot
springs for month past, has 80 far re-
covered from his attack of rheumatism
az to be able to resume work.
J.'E. Lyons will retain NJ. p. Trask as
deputy county clerk. Mr.. Trask has
given good satisfaction during the time
he has occupied the position OF deputy,
and We do not believe that a more salts
factory appointment could be made.
Baby Blanche Heron received her prize
Of a souvenir silver spoon few days ago
for being one Of the prettiest babies in the
United States using Lactated Food.
large number Of delinquent tax
payers, whose lands have been advertised,
are paying up and having judgmen is dis
missed.
From Westport World.
On Saturday last the Westport Beach
Iownsite company received their new
office furniture from Chicago. They were
busily engaged last week in putting down
Brussels carpet m the presidents office,
linoleum in the front Office and Chinese
mating in the secretary's room, and put
ting the furniture in place, and now their
offices are furnished second to none on
the Harbor.
ConnOisseurs consider Weinhard's Beer
the best. G. Il. Burrows g. Co., Agents,
Aberdeen.
RESTORING LOSS or BONE.
How Two French Surgeons Hasten the
Process of Ossifcation.
Operations on the bones generally leave
a loss Of substance which often requires
some time to fill up, IL it ever does succeed
in coming back to it's orjoinaI condition