Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-03-24

Wilson mill.
Ed. Campbell was down from Monte
sano Tuesday.
Attorney Geo. j. Moody was up from
Ocosta Tuesday.
John Finley, OF Elma, had business at
the metropolis yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Maris, of Satsop,
had business in the city yesterday.
Wilson Bros. & Co. shipped car OF
lumber to Walla Walla this morning.
Get your milk at the Pioneer Dairy, if
you want good milk and good meaurc.
Rev. O. A. Smith spent last Tuesday
and Wednesday at Montesano on BUSH
ness.
Mesdamcs II. Kramer and Tilic Ansley,
OF Elma, visited friends in Aberdeen
yesterday.
The schooner Wanona sailed from the
West q Slade mill on Monday for Mex
lean port.
Subscribers failing to receive the HER
AID promptly each week will confer Il
favor by reporting the same to this Office.
A. J. krocncit left today ior Seattle on
his way to the klondke. He will take
in stock of goods and establish Il bust
ness at Dawson.
"Uncc Tom's Cabin" at Acme opera
house, Monday, March IS, 1898. All
should see this grand old play presented
by competent company of actors.
The city council, with but one dissent
ing vote, expressed confidence in Marshal
Pearson and Water superintendent and
Street Commissioner steen by re electing
them to their old positions.
Arthur c. Chynowcth, advance agent
OF johnson's Uncle Toms Cabin Com
pany, W"4 in town Monday arranging for
the production of that famous play next
Monday night at the Acme opera house.
County Treasurer Wilson informs us
that the amount OF delinquent taxes is
now less than it was last Iecember The
amount OF Aberdeen taxes delinquent Is
$G0l0.09, an excelle.t ahoN.ds The
city.
Ladies', Take the Best Ii You are
troubled with Constipation, Sallow kin
and Tired Feeling, fake Karl's Glover
Tea, it is pleasant to take. Sold by The
Evans Drug Co., the prescription drug
sists.
Z. :. IhiIbrick and Miss Mar4eret
Crothers, OF Noquiam, We're united in
marriage at the resi- lence OF Mrs. sarah
Iuuk, Montcsano ON Monday, Rev. f..
II. Todd, pastor OF the Methods, church
ia that city officiating.
MIR. and Mrs +. c. Ford. Of Grass
Creek, were passengers on Yesterdays
tram ior Centralia where Mr.. Ford S
mother is dangerously i'll. The lady is
one OF the earliest pioneers of Washing
ton and is 81 years OF age.
Mrs l.. Van der Stecn, vile Oh engineer
Van der Steen who has charge OF the
railload bridge work OH the lloquiam ex-
tension, who has been visiting her hus-
band for several weeks, returned to her
home in Tacoma Saturday.
Or. Pearson is arranging to move his
otii,,, 1;,,, f,,.,, Inr,, ,aot IL, " i.I
kah street opposite the Pioneer Hotel for
the purpose Of erecting a business build
ing Oh the Heron street lot. The new
building will be 24XS0 two stories high.
Judge ilodgdon has not set the cases
for the April term OF court as it is inn
possible to tell how long the Moody muir
der case-which will be tlied lirst-will
occupy the court, as soon as that is de-
termined the other cases will be set for
trial.
Lewis Fogarty received a severe cut in
the right shoulder at Blackwell's camp
last week. He had been chopping down
tiSC, ttilNi Oli SCllliI5 'tONI iiOIil tliC
chopping board stuck his axe in the tree,
something Jared it loose and in falling it
struck him in the shoulder.
Rev. }. Il. Thompson will preach in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday at
II a. m. and I: 80 p. m. also at Morris
school house in the afternoon at o'clock
Sunday school at l2:l5 and y. Z. S. G.
+. at t 80 p. m. A cordial welcome to
all who attend these services.
Some children playing with matches
caused slight fire in the barn in rear
the residence OF Theo. Holma on Market
street yesterday afternoon. The fire
alarm was rung and the fire department
was quickly on the scene, but the flames
had been extinguished with few buck
cts OF water SO their services were not
required.
County Commissioner Anstie left yes
terday for Seattle where he will meet VIM.
Kent who left Tuesday. They will take
the first steamer for Dyea and, if reports
are favorable, will proceed to the Yukon.