Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-08-17

". W Nl.kER.
me steamer Grace Dollar arrived from
san francisco With freight and passen-
gers on Monday, and sailed on her return
to-day with lumber from the Anderson e.
Middleton mill.
state Auditor Chcetham has certified
TO the state school apportionment for the
quarter ending Jnly 81, amounting to
$4,000, an increase of 500, 900 over the
previous quarter.
School Director Mills sprained his left
hahd severely Saturday by falling from
ms wheel, while coming down from the
school house, where he had been looking
alter some repairs.
Marriage licenses were issued last week
w Auditor Sells TO Grant Wilkins and
Miss Grace Wilder. of Montesano. and
John W. Burlington, Of Ema, and Mrs
Jennie Goodell, OF Montesano.
II. ID. Weyer, the we'll known single
manufacturer, who formerly ran the mill
at Porter, and who is now building
another shin lie mill at Olympia, had
business in Aberdeen yes erday.
The machinery for the Aberdeen Steam
Laundry was received ty G. w. Rich.
mond Monday. The plant is new and
was built to order at Kalamazoo, Mich,
the freight o Aberdeen costing $500.
Why bother with cooking Sunday din
ncr when the Modern restaurant serves
an excellent chicken dinner every Sun
day for % cents? Private dining rooms.
Sonth side Heron st. between + and G.
The family OF Mr. Becky was aroused
by Il burglar prowliug through the house
at late hour Saturday night, and the
knight OF the jimmy was scared Off by
the movements OF the PEOPLE Of the
house.
Services lat the Methodist Episcopal
church next Sunday morning and even
ing conducted by the pastor The sacra-
ment Of baptism will be administered at
the II o'clock service. Good music. 4
welcome for all.
George Wolfe, manager OF !. Harris 4
Sons store, lett for san Francisco on the
steamer Newhcrg Last Thursday for Il
short vacation. Mr.. Sam Eunson, OF
Olympia, occupies Mr. Wolfc's position
during his absence.
The board OF county commissioners will
sit today tomorrow and Saturday as {:
board of equalization. and three more
days next week. Next Thursday they
will meet for the transaction OF commits
sioner's court business,
Miss NJ. t. MacBr;de the noted ven.
triloquist, e,ocutionist, imita'or amt i'm.
persona,or, was greeted by good sized
audience at the Congregational church
Monday evening, and gave her auditors
a very good entertainment.
1t has been said that it takes Il rich
man to draw check, horse to draw a
cart, pretty girl to draw attention, q
t)rer to draw cork, Il free lunch te
draw a crowd, and an advertisement il
the home paper to draw trade.
Miss Lilith, daughter OF Mr.. and Mis-
Fred Hodges, arrived from Coos Bay
CAL. on the steamer Grace Dollar, Mon
day. Miss Hodges remained in Califor-
mia to visit relatives when her parents
came to Aberdeen, four months ago.
Frank Morgan, formerly connected
with the Hoquiam Tribune, and who was
member of the Oregon volunteers il
the Philippines, returned to Chehali'
county last Friday, and is visiting his
parents at the Chehalis river hatchery
Prof. Knox, mental science and phren-
illogical deineator, will commence Sc
ries OF six lectures ut the presbyterian
church tomorrow evening at pm, ant
continue Saturday, Sunday, Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
Read small bills. First night Free.
D. McLafferty & Sons have secured
the agency for the Battle Creek and st
Helena Sanitarium Health Foods, com
plete supply of which is kept on hand
These foods are manufactured on strictly
hygenic principles, and we'll merit tn
favor they are receiving. Try them. u
McLafferty & Sons, three doors south o
the postoffice.
Creech Bros. have secured the con
tract for driving the piles for the founda
tion of the new mill OF the Aberdeen
Lumber & Single Co. and will begll
TN. work tomorrow, the piles being al
ready on the ground. j. M. Hackett II
at Ocosta with crew OF men taxing
down the mill, which will be shipped Il
Aberdeen by scow, next week.
Tom Doyle, the we'll known logg'n'
foreman, has struck it rich. While cruis
ing timber land in Cowlitz county 10
eastern parties last spring Mr.. Doyle d,s
oovorod a ledge OF Ignite coal near tn