Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-01-18
Mrs. Henry Til,ey, of Centralia, is

visiting her daughters, Mrs. Ed. Brown
and Mrs. Geo. Cook, in this city.
The three per cent rebate allowed on
taxes paid ON Or before March ID does not
apply to personal property taxes.
A number of Aberdeen ladies went to
CosmopoliI Yesterday tn partake OF Il
luncheon given by Mrs. Fred Nye.
Whose copy OF the HERALD are You
reading See our offer on the first page,
to give Won the paper for one year free oi
cost.
J. w. Mh+srove, Of :'atsop, was in town
Tuesday lokin. after some logs he had
sent down, and made the HERALD {"
pleasant call.
The "Mrs. Appletree' wh' sent Il
small COLA ring throrsh the mail to the
wong naitv, can have the same by call
ing at this Office.
The A. o. u. w. lodge will hold its
annu, memorial services at the hall this
evening. Rev. II. d. Crawford will de-
live, the address.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Stockwell and Misses
Nav and Minnie Jones went to Elma
Yesterday to visit the logging camps OF
| G. Z. Burrows & Co.
Editor Pattson, OF the Cosmopolis En-
terprisc, had business at the metropolis
OF the Harbor Tuesday. The HERALD
acknow lodges pleasant call.
NJ. II. Williams and family arrived
here from Bucoda last week, and on
Thursday MIR. Williams assumed charge
! OF the railroad station as agent
The 70 ing Peoples Society OF the Con-
g:egational and Presbyterian churches
gave reception to their young friends
and Il few invited guests. last evening.
Frank Thompson, an Elma blacksmith
came down to work for n. Nelson last
week, and will bring his family to Aber-
deem as soor as lie can secure a dwelling.
The Aberdeen Lumber 4 Shinglc Co.
is finishing the building OF the dock at
.he new saw mill, and will commence
cutting lumber for shipment next Mon
day.
Aberdeen Dye Works. The work OF
cleaning, pressing, dyeing and repairing
done bv this establishment cannot be
excelled ON the Pacific coast. street
next door to S. Benn's Office.
Mr.. J. Il. Peirce, Of Portland, arrived
in the city last evening" the guest OF }. ID
Roberts. Mr.. PIERCE was a sergeant in
the First Washington regiment, company
NJ. He may decide to locate in this city
A pure whskey agrees with any food,
in fact aids digestion. 1t tones the
stomach, increases the flow OF the gastric
Juices and so promotes strength and
flesh. A pure whiskey like HARPER
Whiskev. Sold by l.. w. WALKER and
@, C. V.AMMEN, Aberdeen, Wash.
Anyone wishing to purchase groceries
will do we'll to call at Mitchells, corner
G and Market streets. where can bt
found everything in the grocery line, o
the best quality and as cheap as can bt
bought in the city. II.
Mrs. Hughes, wife Of Capt. Z. V
Hughes of Hoquiam, is at st. Joseph
| hospital for medical treatment. The cap
tain left Tuesday for Portland to take ont
Of the Hale T. Kern barges to San Fran
cisco, and on his return will take charg'
Of the barge Washtucna from Aberdeen
to San Francisco.
A number OF Abei deem people attended
court at Montesano Saturday and Mon
day as witnesses in the somewhat I'M
savoy Sagendorph divorce case. TIN
taking Of testimony was finished Monda.
but the argument Of the case was con
tinued, owing to Lawyer Cross having t
attend to case in the supreme court.
Geo. N. Hauptman and A. P. Brewer
lumbermen and capitalists Of Saginaw
Michigan, have been ON the Harbor dun
; ing the week, aud spent several days II
Aberdeen. These gentlemen are consiJ
} ering the building of saw mill for thei
sons on the Pacific Coast, and were dis
posed to think Aberdeen the most desira
point they had yet seen. They left fo
, the Sound, Monday, with the intentio
OF returning after thew had examined tn
lower Sound country.