Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-10-05
If YOU love your wife buy her Singer


sewing machine, 80 per month.
lAYETrE & TOuSG
Good team, wagon and harness to rent
ior the winter to right parties. j. s
! Book, West Aberdeen.
Will Wood has begun the erection Of {;
dwelling ho.,se on his lots on the lil
near the high school.
Eugene Shelley has returned to Aber.
deem. after an absence Of five years in
Kansas. They all come back.
Ii YOU ear afford IT, ,cnt store space in
Aberdeen you can afford to buy udvcr-
Using space in lhc Herald.
Miss C.tic F,ndlin entertained a
number Ter Young lady friends at a
patty "a tr,I..y evening.
Mcsdarcs ". Il. Mack, Mason Irwin
and Us lnnn went TO Seattle yesterday
t. attend The Exposition.
Two sraA Of work mares, one span OF
gedings and ycarling colt for sale. In
quire at the HERALD office.
\ license TO wed was issued Monday bv
Auditor sells to w. II. Burke and Miss
Lolita Lobdall of Aberdeen.
The report OF Police Judge Arnold
showed $413 collected as fines during the
quarter ending September 80.
Mrs. G. G. Combes returned to her
home in Elma yesterday after visiting
her niece, Mrs. Clas. Sauers.
The schooner San Boneventura arrived
at the Wilson mill Monday, where she is
loading lumber for Oakland, Cal.
The new schooner Columbia, built at
!foquiam, is taking ON lumber ut the
West 4 Slade mill for Honolulu.
Rudolph Distler was over from Cos
mopolis Saturday on business and favored
the HERALD with pleasant visit.
The steamer Newberg arrived in port
Monday and is loading at the Anderson
& Middleton mill for San Francisco.
DR.. G. W. Overmever moved his Office
from Cosmopolis today, and has opened
his office over Gabrielson & E[olman's
store.
Those sanltarium foods at McLahcrty's
are just the thing for school children's
lunches. Clean, wholesome and nutri-
tious tt
Revs. II. D. Crawford and a. II. I.ackcy
went to Tacoma Monday to attend the
semi-annual meeting of the Olympia
presbytery.
Fees were collected by the county Of
fees in the month OF September as fol-
lows Auditor, $iSo,55; ce:k 1888, Is;
sheriff, 1888.
Did you hear about it, its all over town
Grain is in the livery & transfer business
again. Go and see him.
49tf TRyMEoN.
The Anderson u Middleton mill closed
down last evening for a few days while
new boiler and engine is being added to
the power OF the mill.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. Il. Bridges and Mrs.
Smith, mother Of Mrs. Bridges, were
down from Montesano Friday visiting
Judge and Mrs. Irwin.
The appeal Of the Grays lIarbor Boom
Co. vs.. VI. McAmmant ct al has been de-
ciled in the supreme court, the superior
court being sustained.
When the alarm rang for the fire at
the Anderson and Middleton mill the
other mills closed down to allow the men
to help their neighbour
The steamer Hattie Belle will leave
Aberdeen at 7 a. NJ. Tomorrow and Sat
urday for Montesano. Returning, leave
Montcsano at 80 p. IN.
The rain this afternoon is hard on the
tournament, but, il it stops,
mill put the grounds in splendid shape
for Friday and Saturday.
q. W France has been appointed post
master at lIoquiam, to succeed John
Richardson, who has been very efficient
public servant for the past four years.
The Catholic ladies aid society desires
to thank the Odd Fellows lodge and
others for their kind assistance and pat
'onagc at their entertainment Saturday
evening.