Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-08-31

Window glass, all sizes. Glazing ncat-
ly and promptly done. l.. :. Norm q
Co., G St, opposite hose house. 4l-tf
J. II. Mayhall went to Union City, Ma.
son county, Saturday, to work on the fish
hatchery now being constructed there.
Miss Lutte Baker, OF Montesano, and
Miss Pearl Combes. OF Elma, are visiting
with Mrs. Chas. Il. Sauers this week.
Hon. John \. Gilkey. OF Montcsano,
had business in Aberdeen this morning
The HERALD acknowledges pleasant
call.
The bicycle path commission has the
nearly completed between G and II
streets.
For screen doors and adjustable win
dow screens-ft any window-go to l..
:. Norm 4 Co., Ct St, opposite the fire
department. 4l-tf
r. s. Jackson has the new DWELLING
recently purchased from NJ. +. Dudley
on Fifth street bet. II and | nearly ready
for occupancy.
II. l. Karshner, who has been teaching
school in Pierce county for the past two
years, visited relatives in Aberdeen dur
ing the week.
John Van Zendt, an old friend of S. X.
and Jas. Bowes, arrived from Detroit
Mich, last week with view to making
his home here.
The ladies Of the Catholic church will
serve ice cream, cake, coffee and sand
wiches etc., on Jef's corner Saturday
, afternoon and evening.
MARRrED.-At Cosmopolis, Saturday,
August &c, 1899, Mr.. H. E. Walker and
Mrs. Elizabeth McMasters, Rev. II. d.
Crawford officiating.
III. Green arrived from Saginaw,
Mich, last evening, and may make an
extended visit looking after his extensive
property interests here.
Copy for advertisements and notices
should be handed in to the HERALD office
by Wednesday noon to insure publica-
ton in the current issue.
The Catholic Ladies Aid Society is max
ing preparations for musical entertain
ment and supper in Firemans hall, due
notice of which will appear.
Fritz Rosmond was down from Monte
sano yesterday. He is getting ready to
20 to Salina, Kansas, to attend business
college the coming winter.
The foundation of the school house on
Wishkah street was found to be badly
decayed and the directors have ordered a
new foundation placed under it.
Beginning with next Sunday, Sept. 8,
all evening services at the Methodist
Episcopal church will begin at 30 p. m.
sharp. Epworth League at $50 pm.
Mrs. C. L. Jordan and Miss Dora Day.
of Boston, spent Thursday and Friday
with Mrs. Chas. r. Sauers, and lett on
the steamer Newburg for Los Angeles.
The steamer Grace Dollar arrived IN
port Monday and sailed for San Francisco
this morning with lumber from the West
& Slade and Anderson q Middleton
mills.
The Modern restaurant, on Heron st.
between F and G, fills long felt want
in Aberdeen. A strictly first class res.
taurant at moderate prices. Call ana
try it.
George Wolfe, manager Of the store Oh
1. Harris & Sons, returned from Visit OF
three weeks in San Francisco Tuesday
evening, looking bright as dollar ai1er
his vacation.
Physicians are the friends of the family
HARPER Whiskey is the friend OF the
PHYSICIANS. A most valuable assistant
and one that can be trusted. Sold by L.
w. WALKER.
Sam Eunson, who had charge OF l.
Harris & Sons store during the absence
of Mr.. Wolfe, went to Westyort oeac"
yesterday to have an outing before IT,
turning to Olympia.
MARR1Ep.-At the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage, Rev. Oscar A. Smith oll'cla''
ing, on Tuesday evening, Aug. 70, Au-
pustus H. Baldwin, of Aberdeen, 10 mary
r. Sanders, Of Van Vert, Ohio.