Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-02-23

Geo. Woods, a prominent farmer Of
Satsop. brought down car load Of hay
to Chas. Veysey Friday.
Creech Bros. have nearly completed a
new blacksmith shop for Nels Anderson
on + street rear the fonndries.
The steamer Del Norte arrived in port
yesterday from San Francisco and is load
ing lumber at the Wilson mill.
\. J. Anderson, the merchant tailor. is
rejoicing over the arrival of Il fine baby
boy at his house last Thursday.
The public schools had half holiday
yesterday. Appropriate Washington
Birthday exercises were had in the fore
noon.
Photographs speak for themselves.
See Merwin's work and be convinced
that he is up to date. Gallery OH F
street. 14-4t.
f. r. Chapman, travelling claim agent
OF the N. P. Ry. Co., was in town Friday
adjusting claims for missing and dam.
aged freight.
Chas. Reed, postmaster of Cedarville
and manager Of the Ninemire 4 Morgan
farm at that place. had business in Aber-
deem Friday.
Miss Dede Jackson, the popular post.
Office assistant, was confined to the house
with the la grippe for several days dur
ing the week.
We sell more candy than any other
house in the city, because We buy often
and thus have fresh candy, good assort-
ment and sell cheap. I. X. L.
Copy for advertisements and notices
should be handed in to the HERALD office
by Wednesday noon to insure publica.
ton in the current issue.
A logging camp cook wants situation
-2l years experience as cook and baker.
Inquire T. Milton, at Mrs. Perry's, two
doors west of postoffice. 2O.2t
The Pacific Livery and Transfer, Tele-
phone Al. Always ready to haul your
baggage on short notice. We check all
your baggage. Ring up Al. 13tf
Mrs. G. H. Mcdonald went to Mt. Yer
non Monday to join her husband, Capt.
Mcdonald, who il now running steam
boat between Seattle and Mt. Vernon.
The fireman have concluded to build
their hall, on II. street, one story high
instead Of two, as at first planned. Bids
for its construction are called for in
another column.
When you get tired OF trying to make
good bread from poor flour at 81 per sack
buy the Sprague mills Blue-stem for SO. rs
per barrel nothing better. Sold only by
Ballew & Birmingham.
Through an inadvertence, the HERALD
last week said that jeff Morehead had
gone to Tacoma to serve on the federal
Jury. 1t was Z. G. Moulton who is the
juryman. Mr.. Morehead has been tus-
sling with an attack of the grip.
DR.. and Mrs. Jos. Kent received tele.
gram Friday from Hood River, Oregon,
announcing the dangerous illness OF Mrs.
Kent's mother, and took the train Satur-
day for that place. The doctor expects
to be absent ten days or two weeks.
Rev. A. A. Doyle, who had been pastor
of the Aberdeen Congregational church
for several years, left Saturday for his
new charge at Colville, Wash. A number
OF friends were at the depot to wish Mr..
Doyle and family a pleasant journey and
success in their new home.
At the Methodist Episcopal church,
next Sunday, the pastor Rev. Oscar A..
Smith, will preach both at IL am. and
7:30 pm. Sunday school at 10 am.
Epworth League at 6 80 pm. The choir
under direction of Miss NJ. E. Covington
vii sing. A welcome for all.
200 pairs of ladies sample shoes at half
price. All ladies wearing size and 81,
can get a 81 shoe for 50; a $3.50 shoe for
$1.75; a So shoe for $3.50. These goods
will be marked in plain figures and placed
on tables and in window from Feb. to
March | at Jeh's shoe store.
Ed. Keys, who sailed as mate with the
sloop Chasseuer from Aberdeen to kotz-
ebue Sound Alaska is back in Aberdeen.
He reports finding the Kotzebue country
no good, SO he shipped on whaler for
San Francisco, and does not known how
the balance OF the party made out.
The special meetings at the Methodist
! Episcopal church. under the direction OF
the pastor, and assisted by the Rev. /.
X. Lovejoy, OF Everett, were closed last
Sunday evening. Throughout there was
good interest, which eliminated in
especially interesting services Sunday
which will long be remembered by those
present