Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-10-26
For a square meal or clean bed the
Brunswick hotel takes the lead.


Brunswick hotel takes the lead.
Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Lord, OF Montesano,
visited Aberdeen friends over Sunday.
Eugene France and Alex Young were
among the Aberdeen visitors at Monte
sano Tuesday.
II. NJ. Sutton came down from Monte
sano Friday evening or business, return
ing Saturday.
J. \. Acteson, the newly appointed
county commissioner, was up from llo-
quiam Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Bridges We're down
from Montesano Sunday, guests OF Judge
and Mrs. Irwin.
The sclooncrs Twilight and Wing and
Wing are loading at the American mill
for san Francisco.
A. Reinbot!i returned from his visit to
Chicago Saturday evening looking i'm
proved by his vacation.
That new collar shapei at the Grays
lIa,bor Seam Laundry makes a perfect
shape and smooth edge. 4tf
Mrs. \. d. Wood and Mrs. G. X. Green
will give Il musicale, at the home OF the
latter, Tomorrow afternoon.
Send 20 lace curtains to the Grays
Harbor Steam Laundry and have them
made to look like new. Att
The Junior League gave a reception to
their mothers at the residence OF Mrs.
JAS. Barrett Saturday afternoon.
FouNp.-A pair Of spectacles, which
the owner can have by applying to d.
McI.atierty T. Sons PAINT store.
Mrs. II. l.. Crawford fell on the side
walk while going home from church Sun
day night and broke her arm.
The Grays tIarbor Steam Laundry
guarantees to wash your wooden goods
clean without shrinking them. Att
The thanks OF the citizens OF Aberdeen
are due to the energetic committee that
worked the box factory deal to Il success
full finish.
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween II. W. Bryan and j. II. Mayhall
has been dissolved, Mr.. Mayhall retiring
Alex Grant went to Oakville yesterday
to begin the delivery OF the patent
wrench, for which he has the county
right.
Mrs. LEU Wakefield and her brother,
Thos. kellerman, returned to Elma Mon
day after visit with their sister, Mrs.
Frank Carey.
This is the weather for wool facina-
tors, wooden hoods, hosiery, etc. You
can get all these at low prices at N. G..
Kaufman
Dr. II. G. Cory has taken an Office
over III. l.. Cook and Co.'S hardware
store, with the intention Of becoming a
resident OF Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Anderson Jr. left
/ southern California Friday, where
they will spend the winter for the benefit
Of Mrs. Anderson's health.
w. }. Bryant and G. c. Cherry, gov
eminent inspectors, were down from
Seattle Yesterday inspecting the new
boiler on the steamer I. G. Reed.
Did you hear about it, its all over town
&, Fl.
again. Go and see him.
40tf TRyMEoN.
\ combination OF local and eastern
capital for the erection OF another saw
mill at Aberdeen is being worked up,
with every promise OF success.
The schoonels Columbia, Emma Utter
and Mary T.. Russ are loading at the
West 4 Slade mill for San Francisco, and
The Geo. G. Perkins for llilo, II. |.
Mrs. Waldo Hart came down from Ju
neau, Alaska, Friday evening to visit
Aberdeen friends, and is the guest OF
Mrs. a. b. Wood.
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.
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