Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-04-02
BRIEF MENTION.

j. II. Maueruann was down from os,.
vile Sunday.
Merritt Wood and wife, of Sat,o, are
in town today.
Sam. l.. Moak, of Montesano. Registered,
at the Pacific, Sunday.
The graduating class had their picture,
taken at both galleries Monday.
G. II. Clemens and J. w. Bunr u,oro
down from the county seat Tuesday.
HOOPS PILLS have won high praise for
their prompt and efficient yet easy action.
Judge and Mrs. Goss, of Melbourne.
passed throusht town Monday. on their
way to Hoquiam.
1. +. Haynes two-year old elk, in har.
ness, attracted considerable attention or,
the streets Tuesday.
George Hilton left for the Trail Creek
country yesterday to seek his fortune
among the gold fields.
FOR SALE, OR TRADE for farm
produce, young work horse. See Bob
Lowry, at Pacific Hotel.
Jesse Bates has gone up to Lytle's
camp, on the Hoquiam, whore he will
work during the summer.
The telephone Office has been moved
to City Clerk Campbell's office, on the
north side Of Heron street.
Geo. West and family left Tuesdy for
Elma, having leased the French farm
near there for the coming year.
Mrs. G. Will Goodell, Of Montesano,
with the children, is spending this week
with her sister, Mrs. James Barrett.
The Aberdeen Dramatic Club will pre-.
sent "The Spy Of Gettysburg" in about
ten days. Full particulars next week.
Curtis Bright left yesterday morning
for weeks visit on the Sound. Little
Ruth went up with him and will stop at
Olympia.
"Doc." Kinnissn and candy" Krosn.
ert are learning to ride the wheel, and it
is nip and tuck between them as to who
has the most tumblcs.
Isam Noe, of Montesano, has been
transferred from the Northern Pacific
station at that place to Aberdeen, and
went on duty yesterday.
Dashing Dick Dashsr left on yesterday
mornings train for the Sound. Several
Of his lady friends Of the town were at
the depot to bid him farewell.
Easter services next Sunday morning
and evening in the Congregational church.
Fine music carefully prepared by tho
choir. You are cordially invited.
Avoid pneumonia, diphtheria and ty.
phoid fever, by keeping the blood pure,
the appetite good and the bodily health
vigorous by the use Of Hoods Sarsapa'
rilla.
Senator Decketach was in town Tues
day. He is working earnestly in the i'm
migration movement, and will address
the people of Elma on that subject at an
early date.
The city marshal gives notice that the
ordinance prohibiting persons from riding
BICYCLES on the sidewalk along Heson
street, and the cross streets as far as the
alleys on either side, will be enforced.
Robert Goodell, Of MontesaRo, died
Tuesday evening Of that dread disease,
consumption. This is the second death
in the family within week, and they
have the sympathy of the community in
their affliction.
Parties retaining from Juneau report
that there must be at least 500 "busted"
men and women in that little town, and
manv are actually suffering. Unless ono
has sufficient means it is folly to 60 there
for q month or SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Evans expect to
leave in about two weeks for the Colville
Indian reservation, stopping at Spokane
a few days, and then proceeding to Kettle
Falls or Marcus, where they will spend a
month or more before going into the
mining regions.
A divorce was granted by Judge Irwin
last Thursday in the case Of NJ. p. Trask
Va. Addie C. Task, on the grounds OF
incompatibility, and Mrs. Trask given
her maiden name, Addie q. Weatl''
e,wax. She left last Friday to visit
with friends ia San Francisco.
Jeff Garman has often surprised the
public with bargains in footwear, bat the
tables we're turned last night and he was
the one surprised, when large number
of his friends, by invitation OF Mrs. Gar
man. called at his home to celebrate the
anniversary of his advent into this busy
world. Jeff was seon himself again, and
the happy crowd enjoyed themselves u''
I'll about midnight with progressive pedro
and other games, interpreted with fine
refreshments.