Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-07-06

Uncle George Wea h.rwax came down
from his mountain home last week 10
celebrate the Fourth with friends in Alb.
erdeen.
Deputy County Treasurer l.. l.. Darling
went to the eastern part of the county
yesterday to collect delinquent personal
property taxes.
The schooner Eliza Miller sailed from
the American mill for San Francisco Fri
day, and the Berwick for Port Costa.
Cal, on Monday.
Tie Aberdeen Fire Dept. Band desires
to thank Mrs. Grant kinnison for the
handsome bouquets worn by them in the
parade on the Fourth.
A. J. Gillis, foreman OF the HERALD
Office, left Saturday for Skagit county to
spend the Fourth with his parents, re-
turned la evening.
r. II. Wade, 4 Elma, was in the city
Friday. A<:NVaa1Aias the agency 10" a
gasoline light, which he placed in tie ci-
gar store OF Burke & Co.
NJ. f. Dudley, +. Suemnicht and S. X.
Bowes have commenced building resi-
denccs on the high land in the north
western part OF the city.
The schooner Twilight, after undergo
ing repairs for the past ten days, began
loading lumber for San Francisco at the
West 4 Slade mill this morning.
The fine weather SUNDAY caused a
crowd to 90 to Westport on the \. f. ID.
band excursion The band boys wore
Respondent in their new uniforms.
\. S. Taylor, agent for the Wiley Il.
Allen Co., Portland, was in the CITY this
week with his bride and received the con-
CALCULATIONS OF his Aberdeen friends.
WANTED.-Ten single bolt cutters
Good timber and steady work. Tools adj
vanced. JAS. N. FoYE & Son
422t LEBAM, Wash.
Four coaches were crowded on Monday
with passengers from the Harbor The
Hoquiam band was on board going to
Centralia to play for the celebration at
that city.
Chehalis county contains 1,242,5S3
acres OF which 52i,27l acres has been
taken under the land laws, 395, 1929 acres
is reserved and 81, lis acres remains open
to location.
&C. Mitchell left this morning for San
Francisco on the steamer Bulah, com
manded by his brother. Mr.. Mitchell
contcmplates making San Francisco his
future home.
John Damtio, prominent farmer OF
Elma, spent the Fourth in Aberdeen, the
guest of his brother, A. A. DamltIo.
While in town Mr.. Damitio made the
HERALD pleasant call.
The single mills of the county are
shut down in accordance with the aoree-
ment of the manufacturers OF the state
to close for two we eks, in order to pre-
vent glut in the Eastern market.
1t would hardly do to give the name OF
the Elma farmer-who farms 300 acres
OF Chehalis river bottom land - who
took home some Aberdeen grown vegeta-
bles with him after his visit on the
Fourth.
The band boys looked fine on the Fourth
in their new uniforms, and are under op-
legations to o. C. Vammen, who, public
spiritedly, put up the money to pay Tor
them and who waits its return until the
boys make it.
The city council at an adjourned meet
ing Friday evening equalized the assess
inert roll for the improvement oil anu
Wishkah streets, and approved the con-
tract and bond OF the Pacific Bridge co.
for the South Aberdeen water extension
&c. Bradford has closed the dining
department of the Brunswick hotel, ana
now conducts that hosiery as lodging
house. Mr.. Bradford has accepted pc.
sition at Cosmopolis, and runs the bahu
saw on the night shit in the big mill at
that town.
The Aberdeen HERALD showed COM
mondable enterprise and patriotism IN
nr;n,ino this weeks edition in the Ma
tional colors. red, white and blue. Inc