Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-02

R. II. Wade, the Elma jeweler, spent
Friday in town, on business and getting
a touch Of high life.
The schooners G.. X. Wilson and Maid
of Orleans are loading at the Wilson mill
for San Francisco.
O.. John Hartman, the we'll known Elma
logger, had business in town for a few
minutes yesterday.
Wilder 4 Drake are we'll pleased with
the economical light given by their new
acetylene gas plant.
If you want a good carbon picture, go
to Merwin, lie knows how to make them.
Gallery on F street. tt
The masquerade ball at Koehler's hall
Saturday night is reported to have been
very enjoyable affair.
T. G. Moulton returned from Tacoma
last Thursday, the federal grand jury
having been discharged.
Mesdames Jacob Weatherwax and Ray
Sherwood returned from visit to Port.
land Saturday evening.
Patrick Griffin, well known young
farmer OF Satsop, visited his sister. Mrs.
Leo WEIGH, during the week.
Fish Commissioner Little has succeed.
ed in having some excellent fishing laws
enacted by the legislature.
Miss Dede Jackson recovered from the
grip and was able to resume her position
in the postoffice Monday.
County Superintendent McKillip was
in the city Monday night on his way to
visit the schools on North Beach.
George Fisher has let contract for the
building of a handsome residence on
Wishkah street to NJ. f. Dudley.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Bowes went to
Portland Monday, where Mrs. Bowes
selected some spring millinery goods
o. L. Grain retired from the livery and
dray business this morning, having leased
his establishment to Grant 4 Smith.
A son Of J. B. Haynes arrived with his
family from Utah during the week and
will make their home in Aberdeen.
Good For The Cows.-Alfalfa hay. So
per ceut increase in milk. Must sell it.
Try it. $1,000 ton delivered. Grain.
What you want is not cheap shoes at
low prices but good shoes at low prices.
That's the kind the Racket keeps. 22-2t
Otto Peterson is acting night watch
vice f. G. Brown, resigned, until the
council makes a permanent appoint
| ment.
Photographs speak for themselves
See Merwin's work and be convinced
that he is up to date. Gallery on +
street. Aft
At the West & Slade mill the schooner
Tampa is loading for Noumea, New Gale
donia, and the Chas. E. Falk for Apia
| Samoa.
Miss Minnie King, waitress at the
Aberdeen hotel, fell and ran a mai
through her hand, Tuesday, inflicting
painful wound.
| For up-to-date sign work of all descrip
tons see W. 5. Ellis, the only exclusive
sign writer on the Halbor. Located mex
door to HERALD office.
The Evans Drug Co. have just put in
new prescription case, the work OF M. r.
Dudley, that would be creditable to
drug store in any city.
Mrs. NJ. Crammatte, accompanied bJ
Ter son Willie, went to San Francisco or
the steamer Newberg Sunday to purchase
goods for the spring trade.
Whoever left a bicycle in the doorway
Of the HERALD Office last Thursday nlgh'
can have the same by proving properly
and paying for this notice.
Copy for advertisements and notices
should be handed in to the HERALD ofiic'
by Wednesday noon to insure pubiica
ton in the current issue.
Readers OF the Herald who note th'
real estate transfers, published eacl
week, recognize the fact that consider
able Aberdeen real estate is being puf
chased quietly, and the best feature
about it is that the purchases are mao
for use, not speculation.