Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-12-08

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nouncement appeared last week, is max.
ing house to house canvass Of Aberdeen
and is meeting with flattering success.
A years paid up subscription to the
HERALD would make an acceptable
Christmas present to make your eastern
friends who desire information about this
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Van Tassel have
gone to housekeeping in the rooms over
the Evans drug store. where they will be
at home to their friends at any time
hereafter.
w. II. 2. Hill, who came up from Wat
sonvile, California, to visit his mother,
Mrs. Fred Redinger, returned to his Cali
fornia home, accompanied by his wife
and child, yesterday.
Eleven and half acres OF land for sale
on Fraser river, B. c., four miles from
New Westminster. Splendid for market
garden. For particulars apply ct. b."
HERALD Office, Aberdeen. 3tf.
VIM. Bolcom, who was the first GUS
toms collector at Aberdeen and who is
now engaged in the lumber business at
Winona, Minnesota, was in the city yes
terday greeting his numerous old friends.
DR.. Pompe is now prepared to treat ca
tarrh with the Eureka NebuliZer "a forced
medical vapor apparatus) in conjunction
with internal medical Treatment. FIX.
animation and consultation free of
charge. stiff
Or. J. L. Powell arrived from Pomeroy,
Wash. Friday evening. The doctor was
accompanied bv his wife and son and
has taken ali office in the Kaufman block
with the intention OF making Aberdeen
his home.
Preaching at the Methodist Episcopal
church next Sunday by the pastor, Rev.
Oscar A. Smith, at II a. m. and Z 80 p.
M The choir. under the leadership of
Miss Mamie Covington, will render good
music. All invited.
Miss jeanette MaXey, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. w. NJ. Maughn,
started for her home in Bozeman, Mon
tana, yesterday. Miss MaXey will spend
some time visiting in the cities of Puget
Sound and Spokane on her way home.
Commencing Monday, October 18th,
1898, G. f. Burrows & Company's steam
ers will make tri.weekly trips to West
port, leaving Aberdeen at 1870 am. On
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
upon arrival of steamer Il. G. Reed from
Montesano.
Rev. +. X Van Tassel, who has been
confined to his room with a severe attack
of rheumatism for more than three weeks,
is somewhat improved, though still UNI
able to walk except on two crutches, his
daily exercise being taken on them in the
space OF 12xl6 room.
County Surveyor Jackson is p eparng
profile of the county road from Aber-
deem to Montesano which he will present
to the board at its meeting on the 18th.
Mr.. Jackson says good roadway, nearly
level, was found between the end OF the
present road out of Montesano, at the
Clemens place, and Aberdeen.
A truck team belonging to o. l.. Grain
ran away at the railroad depot yesterday
and wrecked the truck, damaged some
furniture and badly injured one of the
horses. The truck was being loaded
with furniture for DR.. Powell and, while
Ike Beemer, the driver, was carrying
some goods from the freight depot, the
team took fright at passing gravel train
and started to run close to the track
One of the animals was struck on the
head by the tender OF the engine and the
truck and its contents were damaged.
George Mcl4aiferty, Of this city, was
fined 500 for contempt OF court by Judge
Hodgdon on Saturday. McI.aflerty was
iuryman in case that was unfinished
at adjournment OF court Friday evening
and failed to appear on Saturday morn
ing. A bench warrant was issued for
him ard the sheriff found him at home.
His defense was that he was a Seventh
Day Adventist and his religion forbade
him serving on the Sabbath, The Judge