Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-09

Mrs. A. d. Wool will ent' rtain mum.
Der of her lady friends at luncheon OH
Saturday, given in honor OF Mrs Waldo
HIATT
Mesdames Mary Weatlerwax. Thos.
Trethrake and Perrv went to Seattle
Saturday to welcome the returning volun'
teers.
w. l.. Douglass carries his left hand In
a sling, having had two fingers badly
mashed between two gear wheels ut the
foundry.
This is the weather for wool facina-
tors, wooden hoods, hosiery, etc. You
can get all these at low prices at N. G..
Kaufman's.
The chicken pie supper at the Congre-
gational church parlor OH saturday even
ing was quite u success, and netted the
ladies' snug sun.
Pure Whiskey HARPER Perfect Wlis-
key HARPEk Every bottle guaranteed
HARPER. Sold by l.. W. WALKER,
Aberdeen, Wash. 5-tf
Mr.. Arthur Lenhart, Of HoQuiam, and
Mrs. Sarah A. Kent, OF Aberdeen, were
married at Tacoma Tuesday and arrived
in Aberdeen last evening.
l.. l.. Trask 4 Sons, OF Montesano, have
leased tie old Bethune building, on
Wishkah street, where they will soon
open flour and feed store.
Did you hear about it. its all over town
Grain is in the livery & transfer business
again. Go and see him.
49tf TRyMEoN.
Mrs. A. A. Abbott, of Elma, came
down Saturday evening, and is visiting
her daughter, Miss Mary Abbott, one Of
the teachers in the high school.
John peIry,a member Of Co. NJ. Wash
ington Volunteers, arrived home Tuesday
evening, accompanied by his mother,
who had gone to Seattle to meet him.
The Modern restaurant, on Heron st.
between L and &, fills a long felt want
in Aberdeen. a strictly first class res.
taurant ut moderate prices. Call and
try it.
Thomas Hogan, secretary of state for
Montana, returned to his home in Butte
Monday, having came over to attend the
funeral Of his brothers. wife, Mrs. J. G..
Hogan.
At : 80 p. M, at the Bap,is: church
the pastor will preach. Theme, From
Light Into Darkness" Come, be at home
and worship with us. a glad welcome
awaits you.
WANTED-Sccond hand goods Zeasko
& Monlton want all the second hand
goods they can get. Good prices paid.
When you have anything in that line to
sell give them call.
The value OF the fishing industry to
Aberdeen will be appreciated when it is
consderea that over 100000 has been
paid to fishermen in this city, for fish
caught, since August -.
Mrs. McReynolds, whose husband Is
telegraph operator at the railroad depot,
has leased the upper floor + X. Zelasko's
building, which she is furnishing up for
first class lodging house.
.. G. Mitchell, who has been running
as mate on the schooner Beulah, visited
his parents during the week while his
vessel loaded at lIoquiam, and sailed
Friday for San Francisco.
The slashing on the panel and folding
box factory site is about completed, and
a donkey engine will soon be put to work
hauling off the logs, when the driving of
piles for the foundation will begin.
Mrs. Mary Down, mother, and Mrs.
VIM. Entrop, sister of the late Mrs. George
Tew, both OF Aberdeen, were in the city
this week. Mrs. Entrop is at present at
Matlock 10: short tims.-Shelton Tri.
bune.
The drawings of the plans 70: the
panel and folding box factory are COM
pleted, and bids for the erection Of the
buildings will be received by O. c. Fen
Alison until s O'Clock p. m. ON Wednesday,
Nov. Is.
The Aberdeen Band serenaded the
newly we'd Mr.. and Mrs. AL Richeau last
night. and, finding another new married
couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lenhait, at
O. II. +. Wiley's, made the affair a
double chivari.
The "Famous" is closing ont Its lines
OF ladies' shoes and rubbers, and will
hereafter carry mems goods only. Ladies
can save money by securing these goods.
as they will he sold regardless Of cost
While they last.
Floyd Bush returned from Alaska Sat
urtluv pvnn;pp tn visit hiu unrants Elnvl