Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-03-12
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

u. 7. Wilson was up from Hoquiam
yesterday.
Will Hepfnger is down from Cos
mopolis today.
Geo. Nye was down town today, and is
steadily improving.
J. B. Bridges was in town Tuesday, fix
ing up his political fences.
Miss Helen Waller, ef Cosmopolis, was
visiting in the city Sunday.
Mrs. J. Kelley and son, of Montesano,
are registered at the Pacific.
j. l.. Stone, prominent Cepalis
rancher, was in town Tuesday.
The schooner Mary Ida is loading lum
Der at Wilson's for San Francisco.
The steamer Sumo! arrived today on its
! first regular trip on the Point Iona run.
One dozen photographs and the HERAD,
one year, only $3.50. Sec advertisement.
Grant Kinnison went to Montesano
yesterday morning, returning in the even
ing.
Miss Fannie Harold, of Olympia, is
visiting with Mrs. w. B. Fetterman, this
week.
Alexander Young is able to be out
doors once more, and will soon be as we'll
as ever
J. Carney, j. A. Hutcheson and J.
w. Bum were down from the county
seat yesterday.
A. p. Stockwell is up to the Quiniault
this week, looking after the fish trade
from that section.
The schoorers o. M. Kellogg, Daisy
Rowe and Llliebone are leading at the
West & Slade mill.
Albert Phillips returned from Ocosta
this week, and resumed his place in the
Lewis Bros. mill here.
FOR SALE, OR TRADE for farm
produce, a young work horse. See Bob
Lowry, at Pacific Hotel.
S. W. Haptonstall is up from WestpUrt
today, and reports the residents by the
seaside as enjoying these fine days.
J. W. Carey & Son are Offering some
Inducements for your trade in this issue.
Read their new ady. in another column.
The old Bethune building has been
fitted up by the young ladies' basket ball
club and will be used as practice room.
Mrs. NJ. f. Gray came down from her
claim in the Humptulips country the past
week, looking better for the winter in the
woods.
FoUND-ln postofiice, {. pair Of spec
tacles. Owner can obtain same OF post.
master by proving property and paying
for this notice.
Rev. S. "A. Bright and Rev. Irwin Love-
joy, of Montesano, are spending the week
in Hoquiam assisting DR.. Hickerson in
revival meetings.
The fishermen are reaping a harvest
Just now with fish at five cents and big
run at that, the catch averaging about
two tons per day.
Usual services next Sunday in the Cen
gregational church. Morning subject:
"The Divine Christ" Evening subject:
"Hell. Is 1t Myth"
Special Inspector 4. p. Freeman, Jr.,
passed through town Saturday on his
way to Hoquian. He was recently on
North beach interviewing the settlers.
The house committee OH agriculture
sat down on Mr., Dooittle's bill for
telegraph line from Noah bay to Grays
harbor, not realizing the Importance Of
the shipping interests to be benefited.
Artistic paper hanging and painting
have much to do with the furnishing of
home. D. McLaferty & Sons have just
finished two houses for Alexander Young
which show that they are up to date in
this respect.
The ladies of the NJ. T.. church will
give one of their elegant chicken pie
suppsrs On Saturday evening before
Easter, April 4th. Everybody make
preparations, by reserving space, 10 par
take Of this spread.
Remember when you order your Sum
day roast that Bert Morse, at the Aber-
deem Market, has the choicest cuts from
the choicest Chehalis county cattle, frem
which to select. A long experience and
careful buying enables him to excel.
Mr.. Merritt Wood, one OF Chehalis
county's influential old-timers, was in
town this week. He OWNS splendid
ranch on the satsop, and is in hearty
sympathy with the immigration move
ment if the proper class Of people are en-
couraged to come here. One great OBJ
stacle as he views it will be our high