Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-06-16
l'",i Davis had business in Montessno

f"l' Davis had business in Montesano
Monday.
II. +. Coles was down from Grand
Forks Saturday.
pounds carpet-warp, bright colors, for
81 at the Racket.
Mrs. Gus Mcneil was down from
Montesano Tuesday.
l. Harris 4 Sons will give the peools
some good bargains.
The stave factory has closed down to
make some needed repairs.
Miss Mary Mcneil, OF Montesano, Wis.
tied friends in Aberdeen this week.
County Treasurer Wilson was down
from Montesano Friday, on official bust
ness.
We sell the Cooper, Wells Il Coz
hos;ery-gennine iron.clad hose-at the
Racket.
Watch the circulars Of |. Harris 4 Sons
and take advantage of their special in
ducements
w. Nj. Hoover, a prominent logge, OF
Wynooche, had business at the hub of
Grays Harbor Tuesday.
Clothing, furnishing goods and shoes
can be found in great variety at special
low prices at |. Harris 4 Sons.
Eugene France, Judge Irwin and Cliff
Weatherwax were among the Aberdonian
visitors at the county seat Saturday.
A knot or nautical mile is the sixteenth
part OF degree of the equator, or practi-
cally, one and one-sixth common miles.
q. w. Heitges, the tanker of Hoquiam
and MOntesano was a passenge on Mon.
days train, going to Chicago on a visit.
Capt. Paul Hubbard, OF the Salvation
Army, arrived from Baker City, Oregon,
and assumed command of the local
army.
The painting and general renovation oil
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good evidence Of improving conditions in
Aberdeen.
Bids are asked for by County Auditor
Sells for 100 cords OF wood, 80 cords oil
hemlock and 10 cords of alder. Bids to
be filed by July S.
1t IL scarcely necessary to call atten'
ton to Jeff's large ad announcing his
bargain shoe sale. jeff is noted for doing
just what lie advertises.
The Red Men have arranged all excur.
sion to Westport, on Saturday evening,
July ., returning on Sunday evening.
Bills containing the particulars will be
issued shortly.
Mr.. John A. Profiitt, the popular sales
man at |. Harris & Sons store, returned
from Centralia, Tuesday, accompanied
by his wife. Mrs. Profitt will be found
very pleasant lady.
! Posters are out announcing the Fourth
/ VI july NclcDi hticli iApi'i''i'' i'''''p
rate preparations have been made. One
of the grandest celebrations ever had in
Chehalis county is promised.
Clarence Crowiher, who has been in
Seattle for some time, came down last
week to visit his father, Mr.. |. G. Crow
Their. Clarence was warmly greeted by
his numerous Aberdeen friends.
Be not deceived. A Cough, Hoarsness
or Group are not to be trifled with. n
dose in time of Shloh's Cure will save
YOU much trouble. Sold by The Evan
Drug Co., the prescription druggists.
Mrs. Lowry and daughter, Mrs. III. N.
Hook, went to Westport last week to
spend the summer in their beautiful cot
tage. Next week Bob will send down
carriage and span of ponies for the use OF
his mother and sister.
The piledrivel crew have finished their
work on the II. X. bridge here and have
gone to HoGuiam to drive piles for the
bridge across the Hoquiam river. The
bridge gang began work on the bridge
across the Wishkah Tuesday.
Services next Sunday in the Congrega'
tional church. Preaching by tine pastor
at II a. IN. and p. m. Subject for eve
ming lessons Of Patriotism" Y. +. 5.
C.E.at7. Come and enjoy the music
by the orchestra in the evening.
Last evening while John Cross, the
Young son of City Attorney Cross, was
riding along + street he fell from his bl'
cycle under the wheels Of passing trans
fer wagon which passed over his left leg
inst below the knee, and also the toes OF
the foot. Fortunately no bones were
broken, but the flesh was pretty badly
bruised.
A HERALD representative, visiting Cos
mopolis one day last week was pleased
as we'll as surprised to note the business
activity in "our little sister,. Upon
inquiry it was found-that aside from