Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-23

The new baptist church building is
being rapidly pushed to completion UNI
der the superintendent of Mr.. Boards
ley.
Mrs. l.. f.. PAYNE and children returned
from California Saturday after pro-
longed visit with her parents in that
state.
Photographs speak for themselves.
See Merwin's work and be convinced
that he is up to date. Gallery on F
street. Att.
Mrs. H. N. Henderson, wife OF the
popu ar railroad agent at Montesano,
visited Aberdeen friends during the
week.
At the Anderson & Middleton mill the
schooner Laura May is loading for San
Francisco and the Fanny Adele for Hon
olulu.
/ Under the new school law county SUI.
perntendents of schools will have their
terms OF office extended from January to
August 1900.
w. Mason has secured the contract
and begun work on the erection Of the
Swedish Mission church on the corner Of
Market and II streets.
The Salvation Army has leased Il lot
next the Casino Theater and has COM
menced the erection of building to be
used as house of worship.
For up.to-date sign work of all descril .
tons see w. S. Ellis, the only exclusive
sign writer on the Han Dor. Located next
door to HERALD office.
J The silk and satin skirts and waists at
Kaufman's store are the very finest ever
shown in quality and beauty. Prices
much lower than in larger cities.
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. 1911
Just arrived at Mitchell's store, corner
market and G streets, from San Francisco,
a choice selection Of groceries, including
creamery butter at So cents brick.
The last Of the machinery for the Amer
lean mill arrived from the east Monday
and is being rapidly placed in position.
By April the mill will be in full opera
ton.
A. w. Barley has left his position at
n. G.. kauimans store to engage in the
sale OF made to order clothing. Harry
O'Dell succeeded him in the Kaufman
store.
Mesdames Hanlin and Chapman ,presi-
dent and solicitor of the White Shield
Home, Tacoma, were in the city today
soliciting funds for that worthy instltu-
ton.
A man giving the name OF David Wren,
a stranger, was found at Satsop, Sunday,
insane. He was taken to Montesano that
evening and was committed to the asy-
lum Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ct. Lewis went to
Montesano Saturday to visit among then
numerous friends II the county seat. Mr.
Lewis returned Monday while Mrs. Lewis
remained for longer visit.
At Kaufman's store is the right place
to buy your clothing where YOU get sooo
honest goods; good values. You nave
over 500 samples to choose from. lhe
SWEETEST goods on the market.
J.R. ODonncll, a prominent merchant
of EIna and chairman Of the republican
comfy central committee, vas III Town
Friday night and assisted at the meet
inc Of the Odd Fellows lodge.
Samuel Benn, J. s. Book, W. &. Hop
kins. Ed. Benn, n. w. Bush and Eugene
France went to Seattle Monday to atten'
tbe United States court in the case o
Chas. s. Clark, vs.. W. G. Hopkins ct a!
G. J. Arnold, well known logger ana
farmer OF Montesano, was in town cou
ple Of days during the week ana hao'
fine HERALD Il pleasant call. ne mac
hronoht down a raft OF logs ior Aberaee'
mills.
VIM. butcher went to Centfaila 'aS
week and returned Monday with three
horses, which he will use in delivering
100, cords of wood at the water works
> for the furnishing OF which he mas Gun
Z tracted with the city.