Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-16

Photograph, speak FOR themselves.
| See Merwin's work and be convinced
that he is up to date. Gallery on f
street. l44t.
A small locomotive arrived on Mon
I days freight train for the IIale & Kern
Contract Co., for use on the Westport
jetty work.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Hale and daughter
arrived in Aberdeen last Thursday from
Union City, Wash, and will make their
home here.
Charles Cummings received severe
scalp wound by falling slab, while
working a the slab chute at the West &
SADIE mill Friday.
+. 7. koehlcr has attached handy
air pump TO the bicycle rack in front of
hi store that is Il great convenience to
passing wheelmen.
Mrs. Clyde Weatherwax and Mrs. Chas.
croaa will entertain their lady friends to
q Pedro party at the home Of the former
on Friday afternoon.
For up-to-dstc sign work of all descrip-
tons see W. :. Ellis, the only exclusive
sign writer on the Haibo Located next
door 10 iIEaALD Office.
The railroad passenger trains changed
time on Monday. The east bound train
now leaves at 9:40 a. m. and the west
bound arrives at 5 80 p. IN.
State Land Cruisers J. A. McGiIlcud.
dy and Jas Mcintosh were in town this
morning after having examined some
state land on the Humtulips.
The Pacific Livery and Transfer, Tele-
phone Al. Always ready to haul your
baggage on short notice. We check all
your baggage. Ring 10 Al. 1877
Misses Carrie Wilson and Gertrude
Moore gave q party at the residence Of
Mr.. Chas. r. Wilson in honor Of Mrs. j.
Lindstrom on Saturday night.
A Poverty Soshul will be given at the
Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening.
kofy cents, ginger kake cents. Come
in your rags, cone in your tags.
Henry spoon was struck with stick
Of timber while working in West &
Slade's lath mill, yesterday, and slightly
iniure Oh the face, hand and abdomen.
The Review Club held its anniversary
meeting at the residence Of Mrs. Reyes
Tuesday. An elegant lunch was served
in addition to the usual feast of reason
and flow OF soul.
The lumber shipments from Grays Iar-
Dor during February were: From llo-
GUAM, II cargoes, 1857 900; Aberdeen,
10 cargoes, 100000 feet; Cosmopolis, 2
cargoes, 536, 900 feet.
At the West & Sadc mill the schooner
! Iillebonne is loading for San Francisco
and the Ida Mckay for New Caledonia.
The Mary f. Russ sailed for san Fran
cisco and the Chas. f. Falk for Samoa
yesterday.
II. i. Layport says the report OF allow
ances to road district No. Unpublished ex-
cIusivelv ia the HERALD, January 10,eired
in stating that he was allowed 500. The
total allowance to the district was T29, OF
which he received 50.
! Joe Dreamer, genial stage manager OF
! fine Casino theater will be rendered
benefit next Wednesday night. In adj
dition to the regular company host OF
volunteers will appear for the occasion.
Master Rex X. Gile celebrated his elev-
entl birthday Saturday, March 18th, by
entertaining sixteen OF his young friends
He received some very nice presents,
among others a handsome watch and
chain from his Grandpa Roberts.
Frank p. Miller has received a letter
from Frank II. Parker OF this city, VINO
is in Co. NJ. Wash. Vols, at Mania.
Parker does not think much OF the Phll-
inpipe Islands, and says he would not
|, i've there ten years for the whole group
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kaatz, OF Oakvilie'
have been arrested for refusing TO SEM
their children to school. a rigid enforce
ment OF the compulsory school law might
bo recommended in more school districts
than OaEyiIlo TO tine lasting benefit OF
tine childron.