Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-07-05
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

on legal business Tuesday.
CLYDE Il. Weatherwax went to the
Sound on business this morning.
Mrs. Geo. A. Black returned from a
visit in Oregon Tuesday evening.
&C. Little came down from Tacoma
n speud the Fourth with his family.
You can get meals in any style an! at
any time at the Royal in Montesano.
You can get anything the market affords
at the X, yal restaurant III Mohtesa'o.
Mrs. J. NJ. Walker went to the Sound
Monday to visit friends for few weeks
tiet YOUR milk at the Pioneer Dairy, II
Won want good milk and good meaure.
Chehalis county township plats IS cts.
f. q. Hunt, county surveyor, Montesano.
G. NJ. Powell, of Neushkah, has tinely
improved farm lands for sale on long
time. 90"
A bright hoy wanted to learn the
printers trade. Apply to the HERALD
office.
Telephone II to have your baggage or
trunks delivered promptly to any part OF
the city. 'o'o'
Aberdeen has SS7 children OF school
AGE an increase OF 2l5 over the census Of
last year.
Cant. l.. l.. Darling took command of
the steamer 7. G. Reed on the first OF
the month.
C. C. Sargent, proprietor OF the Bruns..
wick hotel. has been enjoying case OF
the mumns.
Mrs. D. W. Fleet was down from Mon
tesano Saturday night, the guest OF Mrs
IL. IL. Carter.
G. N. Mills, a prominent m chan OF
Oakyille, was visitor to Aberdeen
Monday night.
Mrs. James Barrett was :. back fr.ni
Enumclaw visiting Aberdeen friends dur
ing the week.
The Montcsano National Bank has been
authorized to begin business with cap
ital OF S25 $50.
II YOU have never tried the Grays Har.
Dor Ste am Laundry, do 50 and be assured
of Satisfaction. 34-tf
Deputy Auditor Ed. NJ. Hoover spent
couple OF days last week on the Harbor'
greeting old friends.
Dewey d. Day sells watches and iewc'ry
at the very lowest prices psSible' 'fy
him and Le convinced.
Richard T. Dabney arrived from Spo-
kane Monday evening to look AFTER MS
real estate interests here.
Expert watch repairing at Days jew
elry store. All work warranted and done
promptly; call and see us.
Mrs. !. B. ITav.ies went to Mt Vernon,
Skagit county, Monday, to visit her
daughter. Mrs. Mcdonald.
Mrs. G.. +. Morse left this morning Tor
Manila. +. L., to Join her husba, 4, who
is engaged in business there.
A Young team Of draught horses, weigh
5000 lbs. for sale. Inquire Of KUHN Il
EBERrlNei, lIoQuiam, Wash. 1T
Mrs. Eva Dobhins is over from Port
land visiting Aberdeen friends. She is
the guest of Mrs. H. H. Carter.
Cliff Weathcrwax returned from liar,
yard University, Friday evening, to spend
the summer vacation on the Harbor.
Editor Mohler, OF the Hoquiam Gazette,
Was Ill tONIl VII ''uSlIiN''- A'.c''SNy >"''>'
made fraternal call on the HERALD.
Wv. Wade came up from Caldwell S
camp on South Bay, Friday, with his
hand badly lacerated by crosscut saw.
For sALE.-Four heavy draft horses.
Weight of one span 5000, the other 5000.
Call on CALDWELL Bros, Ocosta. 43-4
Jud. Elliott arrived in town Tuesday
evening direct from his mine on the
Klondike. and will spend the summer on
the Harbor.
il. Foster was brought to the hospital
Saturday from Westport, where he had
foot crushed by large rock while work
ing on the ietty.
Westport people are endeavoring to
organize local telephone company, 70
erect line to connect that place with
the Sunset system.
Robert Patterson, brother OF genial
WI. Patterson, arrived from Minneapolis
last week, and will probably make his
home in Aberdeen.
Edwin G. Sharpe, OF Tacoma, repre-.
sentinp the West Coast 4 Puget Sound
Tumberman. was in town Monday in the
interest OF that popular trade journa.
The drinking fountain on n. q. kauf
mans corner has been put in repair by,
the W. G. Y. IT,. and it is to be hoped
that this convenience will not again be
disturbed.
Jos. A. Graham went to Montesano
Monday to assume the duties OF deputy
sheriff, vice w. II. Hepfinger, who re-
signed to 90 east in the interest OF his
patent map.
PosIrloN WANTED.-A lady stenogra-
rher Of years experience wishes posi-
ton in Aberdeen. Attorneys office
preferred. Address SrESoGRAPHER, care
HERALD office.
j. NJ. Hackett, OF the Aberdeen Lum'
Der & Single Co., accompanied by Mrs.
Hackctt, left Friday for six weeks visit
with relatives of Mr.. Hackett at Kat
Portage, Ontario.
The HERALD is in receipt OF an obituary
of Jesse Williams, a young man VINO dleo
at Cedarville on Saturday. last, too late
for publication this week. 1t Will appear
in the next issue.
A few copies OF the Grays llarnor
r:.o,..,ry hnvo haan left after the de.