Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-02-08
John Williams, AN old time Aber.

Attorney Bush, Ed. Benn, Phil. s.
Locke, $. X. Bowes, Geo. Weatherwax
and G. $. Kendall were among the Aber-
domains doing business at Montesano
Monday.
Taxes for 1899 became payable last
Monday. Real estate taxes paid ON or
before March Is, receive rebate OF three
per cent. Personal property taxes be.
come delinquent March Is.
Aberdeen Dye Works. The work of
cleaning, pressing, dyeing and repairing
done by this establishment cannot be
cxce!ed m the Pacific coast. + street
mex leo" % :. Penn ofii"e.
VIM. Fitzpatrick, OF Elma, was brought
to st. Joseph's hospital Monday with a
broken leg. lie received the injury while
moving Il house on the James Gleeson
Jr. farm, on the Satsop river.
The remains of Rev. J. r. Thompson
were inferred at Olympia, with military
honors, yesterday. 4 large concourse OF
old friends Of the deceased followed the
body to ITS final resting place.
The Aberdeen Fire Department is max
ing extensive preparations for its tenth
annual bali OH Washington's birthday.
The boys are spreading themselves on
the decoration of their hall for the occa-
sion.
W. J. Pat erson and his sister, Miss
Cora, left Monday for San Francisco,
where Miss Cora intends to remain. Will
went on business f,r the American Mill
Co., and will be absent about three
weeks.
Thos Taylor is able to be around again
after his severe tusse with typhoid fever.
Bob Lowry entertained Mr.. Taylor and a
duz IL friends at | 'nchcon at the Pacific
hotel yesterday, in honor OF that gentle
mans recovery.
Fox SALn.-The Commercial hotel in
Chciaais, together with furniture; or will
sell furniture and give case on building
puti.. a good business. will bear inSc-ti
CATION. Make me an offer.
W. Wopr>r.
Anyone wishing to purchase groceries
will 10 well to call at Nltrhcli'~ cori,nl
q ami arket sticets, where can be
fonni everything in the gtorrry line, Of
tie best q"aiify aud a~ rhcar as can b.
bbu.:it in the city. ii.
Marin Myler, formerly oi st. Paul.
Mimi, is in(urmed hat his mother is
dangerously III. and has but short time
to live. Ii'his e'lould meet his eye. he
is informed that relatives request that h.
write his mother at once.
j. X. Hudson. OF Copalis, was pleas
ant caller at this Office yesterday. He
has recently moved his family to JToqui
am on account OF the poor health Of Mrs.
Hudson, and last week his five vcar-old
son had the mis- fortune 20 break an arm
in that city.
Two injured mcn were brought to the
hospital from Cosmopols last Thursday.
gers while working around a resaw, and
John lIaho got his right leg caught in the
livc-roll gearing back OF the band mill,
and had the flesh almost torn off the
limb from the hip to the knee. Both
men We're attended to at the hospital
and are getting along very well.
IL V.,l H. 4
above Market, lost an arm at the Amber
son x Middleton mill Monday. He was
under the saw and Slipped and
the saw cut the arm oil just aoove the |
elbow. He was taken to his home, and I!
Dr.. >mits amputatel tho limb near the !
shoulder.
I.incoln's birthday will be observed in !
the NJ. T.. church next sunday morning.
Mess's }. G. Cross and J. G. Pearson will /
make addresses. The first, Lincoln from
the woodsmans cabin to the white house.
The second, Lincoln, as commander in
chief. Special music. The q. \. X. and
young people are requested to attend.
The Brunswick Hotel, under the man
ugement Of G. G. Sargent. is becoming
known throughout the county as one OF
the most cosey and humelike hotels on
the lIarbor and receives Il ,arge patron
age from out of town citizens of this
county. Clean rooms and beds, home
cooking OF wholesome food and careful
attention to the comfort Of its guests is |
the reason.
The county 5. 5. Association, which
met in this ciy last week, elected the fol- |
lowing officers: Pres, Rev. A. III. I.ackey |
OF Aberdeen V. Pres, Rev. II. NJ. kel- |
logg Of Hoquiam, II. II. Trask and Mis-.
Lucy Rowland Of Aberdeen, Mrs. Goss OF
Melbourne, and Mrs. Lane Of Hoquiam
Sec, Rev. N. NJ. Temple OF Cosmopois
Treas, DR.. Ed. Lycan OF lIoquiam.
II. NJ. Sutton, U. $. court commissioner
and formerly mayor OF Montesano, paid
our city business visit last Wednesday, |
and we acknowledge pleasant call from
the gentleman at our Office. Harry ex.
presses himself rs quite hopeful for demo.
cratic successes at the next election, and