Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-10-19

John LanCers, OF Grand Forks, was
elected supervisor o. road district No. 70
almost unanimously at tile election last
Saturday.
Mrs. Thos. Kea,ney, who had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John O'Hare,
returned to her home, near Olympia,
! Saturday.
This is the weather for wool facina-
tors, wooden hoods, hosiery, etc. You
can get all these at low prices at N. G..
Kaufmans.
A. c. st. Geo Kemp was down from
| Montesano Friday looking after the Acad-
envy Of st. Rose building, OF which he is
the atclitec'.
Cove Antrim arrived from San Fran
cisco last Thursday to reside permanent
" in Aberdeen. He viii engage in the
shipping business.
Daniel McCloskey has taken his donkey
engine and outfit up to his new camp,
near the Wishkah Falls, and will begin
hauling logs next week.
1t has been suggested that it would pay
to run free boat on Sundays between
Aberdeen and Mon.esan during the
close season in the latter town.
a. J. West return from short tour
in the east Friday evening. Mr.. West
reports the busiest times known for 80
wears in the sections he visited
NJ. Harrison was found guilty Of assault
by Justice Andrews Monday evening and
fined 81 and costs, which footed up about
$40. Notice OF appeal was given.
Why bother with cooking Sunday din
ner when the Modern restaurant serves
an excellent chicken dinner every Sun.
day for % cents? Private dining rooms.
Sonth side Heron st. between + and q
The Modern restaurant, on Heron st.
between + and G, fills long felt want
in Aberdeen. A strictly first class res.
taurant at moderate prices. Call and
try it.
| l. w. NIuSCII iHH az AuSSN "itu C""eC' I"
capital to make and year loans on city
property, farm and timber lands at Z per
cent interest. Ii you need money see
Mason, Sit
We have just received invoice from
New York, 22O mems worsted shirts
black, gray and brown, Finest cloth
! oh i,, this yyini1,jtyy
spec'ion invited, which will convince
you. N. G.. Kaufman.
The Aberdeen Grocery Co. has we'll
elected stock of fresh groceries and their
prices are all right. Call and see them
! in the building formerly occupied bv l..
3. Wiley.
| Judge and Mrs. +. II. Mc'zbach visited
their niece, Mrs. Geo. Fisher on their
way home from a European tour, and de-
parted for their home in San Francisco
yesterday.
Silk waists were never prettier. The
styles that are shown at N. g. Kauf-
mans for early fall wear, are artistic
in design and represent the best efforts
of leading manufacturer. No dress
maker could put such style and finish
into them at the prices we ask.
+. l.. koehlcr and M. r. Sherwood
came home from duck hunt Of Il few
days last Friday, bringing with them
over 100 ducks as a result OF their marks
manship.
N. =. Lind, editor OF the Tacoma Tri-
bune, was in the city during the week in
the interest OF his paper, which has quite
a large circulation among our Scandina.
Wan citizens.
l. N. Barrett is exhibiting his petit
fed (o) man, "found recently at Aber-
deem" in Seattle. He invites all scientists
and doctors to examine the wonderful
specimen free, all Others ten cents an
examine.
+. Middleton Anderson. infant son and
only child Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Ander.
son DR., died of pneumonia last Saturday.
The remains were taken to Greenville,
Mi;h., by A. W. Middleton. Tuesday. for
intermant in the family burial ground.
Blanket weather is fast approaching
and it won't be long before you will
wake up in the night and wish you
had over you a pair of the warm
blankets that kaufman is selling at
prices which are attracting attention
our blanket stock.
l.. G. Dillman, Of the Twin City Elec.
trio Co., came up from Hoquiam yester.
day. A very satisfactory bridge ordinance
was passed by the Hoquiam council Tues
da," night. and the engineer will at once
proceed with the surveys and plans OF
the bridge and road.
The Lindstrom ship yard has contracted
to rig four Of the large barges, used to
carry rock for the Westport jetty, with