Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-02-16

j. w. Rankin, land agent of the
Northern Pacific Railway company, had
business in Aberdeen, Tuesday.
Charley Little gave valentine party
to his young friends, at his home in
North Aberdeen, Tuesday night
The best hats in the world are made by
Dunlap & Co, New York. l. Harris &
Sons have secured the sole agency.
A. Benner, who is settled on the upper
| Wynooche liver, was in town Saturday.
He reports plenty Of snow in the foot
hills.
The schooner Laura Madsen arrived in
port Saturday and locked at the Wilson
mill, where she is loading for San Fran
cisco.
+. J. Bernier OF Montesano, occupies
James Lowery's position at the Pacific
Hotel while the latter is on his wedding
tour.
! Mrs. John Gronow returned to Seattle
this morning after visiting her husband,
the Aberdeen agent OF the Seamen's
! Union.
John Carlisle and Joe Be,nier, two
Montesano boys, are reported to have
been slightly wounded at the battle Of
Manila.
G. B. Stark, a leading farmer of Porter
/ 1n oft n
pleasant caller at the HERALD Office yes.
terday.
J. q. Foster, the we'll known Chehalis
, river farmer, was in the city yesterday
with view to fixing up home here for
his family.
The steamer Del Norte arrived from
San Francisco Friday, loaded at the Will
son mill and sailed on her return at noon
on Sunday.
Union services will be held in the Con.
gregationa church Sunday, February 10,
both morning and evening. All are in.
vited to attend.
Geo. Fisher has had the plans prepared
for a neat dwelling, which he will build
on the lots recently purchased by him on
Wishkah street.
The Valentine social in the Baptist
church, Tuesday evening, is reported to
have been gratifying success, socially
and financially.
The state superintendent of public in
structicn has announced the quarterly
apportionment. Chehalis county re-
ceives $2,35S.64.
Mrs. r. B. Campbell, who has been
visiting Aberdeen friends during the past
two weeks, will return to her home in
Astoria, tomorrow.
Copy for advertisements and notices
should be handed in to the HERALD Office
by Wednesday noon to insure publica-
ton in the current issue.
Yesterday, Ash Wednesday the be-
ginning OF the lenten season, was appro-
priately observed by the Catholic and
Episcopal churches.
A logging camp cook wants situation
-21 years experience as cook and baker.
Inquire r. Milton, at Mrs. Perry's, two
doors west of postofIice. 2O.2t
Wilson Bros. 4 Co., are preparing to
place Il quantity OF new machinery in
their mill. The addition is rendered
necessary by increased business.
The Pacific Livery and Transfer, Tele-
phone Al. Always ready to haul your
baggage on short notice. We check all
your baggage. Ring up Al. l3tf
Miss Lilly Downey arrived from Kent
Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. O. +.
Shaul, who, we are pleased to state, has
safely passed the critical stage OF her ill
ness.
Miss Jessie Kellman celebrated her
sixteenth birthday with young folks
party at the residence OF her grandmother,
Mrs. Elizabeth McGregor, Tuesday eve
ming
Lumber shipments from Grays Harbor
during the month OF January were as fol-
lows: From Aberdeen, II cargoes, s.
217,000 feet; from lIoquiam, 7 oargoes,
2,G14000 feet; total. 1881 poo feet.
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