Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-05-11

II you want to pay your real estate
taxes in two instaliments the first half
must be paid before June LIST.
MIS-. D. E. Perkins, of Hoquiam, was
a passenger on Tuesdays train going to
visit her old home in Canada.
Miss Lizzie kearney, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. John O'Hare, re.
turned to her home at Olympia Friday.
Floyd Creech went to Moutesano,
Tuesday, to bid on the repair uf the
Westport dock and other county work.
o. C. Mitchell went TO Tacoma Satur.
day to attend the grand court Of the
Foresters Of America, of which he is an
officer.
The finest assortment of Grays Harbor
logging and timber scenes ever photo
graphed. can he found at Merrlwether's
gallery.
s. X. Bowcs went to Tacoma Monday
to attend the grand lodge of the Foresters
OF America. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Bowes.
Ii Grays Harbor loggers are not careful
there will ne glut OF logs in this mar
ket bpfvie fall that will prove disastrous
to them all.
A telephone has been placed in the
HERALD office. When you know OF a
news item, or want to talk job printing,
ring up 236.
Mrs. L. f. Mayhall went to Tacoma
Monday, where she will reside while Mr..
Mayhall is connected with the state fish
commissioner Office.
NJ. Roche, OF Rio Grande & Western
r. r. and ]. H. O'Neil, of the o. r. &
N. r. r. Co., visited Aberdeen on bust.
ress during the week.
Ed Tyler was over from Oregon last
week. He has concluded to sell his farm
on the Wishkah, and has placed it in the
hands of E. B. Bonn for sale.
Mrs. Lowry left, Tuesday, for Canada,
to spend the summer amoug the scenes
Of her early life. Her son, Bob, accom-
panied her as far as Centralia.
County Superintendent Mckillip has
taught Principal Btyan's class in the
public school since Monday, Prof. Bryan
being incapacitated by sickness.
Roxey Devers, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever for several months, recov-
cred sufficiently to he taken to the home
of his parents, at Chehalis, yesterday.
. For SALE CHEAp-The Tyler place on
the Wishkah, 1923 acres, nearly all under
} cultivation. Fine large orchard, house
} and barns. E. B BENIN, agent. (32'4t]
Mrs. R.C. Smith, of Chicago, sur
prised her son, Rev. o. A. Smith, OF this
/ city, last Monday evening by coming un'
heralded for two or three weeks visit.
, The ladies Of the NJ. E. church will
!, serve supper week from Saturday. May
20. Ice cream and cake served and at
ternoon and evening. Delicious home
made candy will be on sale.
At the business meeting Of the W. Z.
T. U. on Tuesday afternoon the following
: ladies' were elected as delegates to the
county convention Mrs. Cochran, Mrs.
O. A. Myers, and Mrs. o. A. Smith.
, A social will be given in the scandlna'
vian-Luthern church, Saturday evening"
An interesting program, music reci'a'
, tons, etc., has been prepared. supper
will be served at 20 cents. All are IN
vted.
Little Miss Oracle Gilbreatl' whose
parents are building new dwelling II.
East Aberdeen, was the lucky winner Oh
e the prize furniture given by the Nooie
:. Dramatic Co. at the opera house oa'uf'
day night.
Hello there! II you want iign' .,
0 glass set, room papered, floor painted
or an estimate on any other job in Oh,
J., line. Just call up McLaderty' mes a.
;. the other end Of your telephone WIRE
his number is 16, see?.
s The pastor, Rev. Oscar A. Smith, VII,
l. nreach at the Methodist Episcopal churci
next Sunday morning at II O'Clock. -
|. the evening the tenth anniversary Of th'
v Epworth League will be celeDra'eo
Good music, welcome for all.