Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-09

last evening and will spend the summer
here with her mother MIS-. St,nson.
What You want is not cheap shoes al
low prices but good shoes at low prices.
That's the kind the Racket keeps. 22-2t
A. w. Barley went to the Green River
Hot Springs this morning to try the effect
OF the baths on an obstinate case OF the
grip.
The rafters of the new Baptist church
building were blown down by the wind
Monday night, not having been securely
braced.
Photographs speak for themselves.
See Merwins work and be convinced
that he is up to date. Gallery on F
street. 14-4t.
I The schooner Chas. r. Wilson sailed
from the Wilson mill for San Francisco
Monday, and the schooner Maid of Or
leans on Tuesday.
J. W. Strubel. a prominent merchant
and shing'e manufacturer Of Elma. was
in the city over Sunday having some mill
machinery repaired.
superior court OF this county in tine case
OF Leavitt 4 Maloney, appellants, vs.. f.
l.. Carr, respondent.
For up-to-date sign work of all descrip.
tons see W. S. Ellis, the only exclusiv
sign writer on the Han Dor. Located next
door to HERALD office.
! j. l.. Woodland, one of the early Elma
J settlers who is now farming on the Sat
| sop, had business on the harbor several
days during the week.
Copy for advertisements and notices
should be handed in to the HERALD office
by Wednesday noon to insure publica.
ton in the current issue.
Lindstrom's ship yard is scene OF ac-
tivity these days. The frame of one
steamer is nearly completed and that Of
another we'll under way.
The Pacific Livery and Transfer, Telc-
phone Al. Always ready to haul your
baggage on short notice. We check all
your baggage. Ring 10 Al. l3tf
The west bound passenger train was
, three hours late Monday evening. The
delay was caused by the engine running
over COW and being derailed near Gate
City.
Brigader S. Marshall, commanding
Northern Pacific Chief Div. OF Salvation
Army forces, will visit Aberdeen tonight
Meeting in the Army hall. Everyone
come.
The old railroad depot building in East
Aberdeen has become the property Of
Samuel Benn, the company having re-
leased the lease to the land given it by
Mr. Benn.
MIS-. NJ. +. Dunlap came down from
Ford's prairie Saturday with her house
hold goods intending to make her future
home in Aberdeen, having rented hel
farm on the prairie.
At the West & Slade mill the schooners
Maggie c. Russ and Mary f. Russ are
loading for San Francisco, the Ida Mckay
for Kehel, Hawaii, and the Chas. f.
Falk for Apai, Samoa.
Three cargoes left the unreasonable
dleton mill during the week. The A. J.
West for Honolulu on Monday, the Jennie
Thelin Oh Friday and the Emma Nuttel
on Tuesday, for San Francisco.
The Ministerial Union Of Aberdeen will
hold it's next regular meeting in the Pres
bvterian church next Monday morning
at 10 80, An exegetical paper will be
presented by Rev. +. X. Van Tassel on
Rom s: 1928. W. IL. GIBSON sec
The Swedish Congregational church
will give social in the Odd Fellows build
ing next Saturday evening. Music and
refreshments. Supper 20 cents. Children
under Is, 10 cents. You are invited.
w. J. Carpenter, OF the Minneapolis
lumber firm of Carpenter x Flourney
was in the city several days during the
week and purchased several car loads o
lumber and shingles. He left this morn
inc for the Sound on his way home