Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-20
BRIEF NJ ENTION.
Merry Christmas !

Merry Christmas!
Telephone 1893 for express or livery rig.
Mrs. Fred Nye was over from Cosmop-
oils yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Coates are visiting
the Sound cities.
Mrs. j. A. Hood went to Tacoma
yesterday, on visit.
Rev. Father Metz had business at
Montesano, Monday.
A No. Q. all copper nickel-plate tea
kettle for 81, at The Racket.
T. NJ. Bryan, of Montesano, visited
friends in Aberdeen, Tuesday.
The school teachers are all attending
the Institute at Hoquiam this week.
Geo. J. Wolff, manager of l. Harris &
sons store, visited Olympia, Sunday.
Chehalis county township plats IS cts.
E. G. Hunt, county surveyor, Montesano
A nice line of dressed and undressed
dolls at lowest prices at The Racket.
A good line of ladies wool skirts at
The Racket. The prices will please you.
Geo. Wood, prominent farmer of
SatsOp, had business in the city ycster
day.
Mrs. Jay G. Wcatherwax returned last
Thursday evening from Il visit to Port
land.
The Stay-At-Home Club met with
Mrs. W. Il. Fetterman, Tuesday after
noon.
Telephone II to have your baggage or
trunks delivered promptly to any part OF
the city,
Ii you want full dinner pail after
xmas buy your holiday gifts at The
Racket
Frank Pierce, a prominent attorney
of Seattle, had business i'll the city
yesterday.
Puget Sound loggers will raise the
price OF logs so cents per Nj. feet on
January 1.
beautiful assortment Of albums at
The Racket. Prices are the lowest that
ever came to Aberdeen.
The schooner w. J. Patterson will be
ready for launching at the Lindstrom
shipyard next Saturday.
Seven inmates Of houses OF i'll fame
were fined IS and costs, each in Judge
Arnold's court last Thursday.
Bissell carpet sweepers-the best made
at Payette 4 CoXey's. They make an
acceptable Christmas present.
Geo. Saucrs, proprietor Of the Travel
er's Home, has moved his hostclrie to
the DR.. Stapp block, on Market street.
Cargo shipments from Aberdeen dur
ing the month of November were: L.
324 400 feet OF lumber, and 20 900
lath.
The city council has adopted a resolu-
ton providing for the planking OF q
street, from River street to Second
street.
A years subscription to the HERALD
would make an agreeable Christmas
present to send your inquiring eastern
friends.
NJ. Finn has moved his fish market to
G street, near Wishkah, and says he in
tends to push business from his new
location.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kellerman, of
Ema, visited Mr.. Kellerman's sister,
Mrs. Frank Carey, several days during
the week.
WANrED-by a thoroughly first-class
cook, position in hotel, restaurant or
logging camp. Address "Cook" Her
aid office.
The fair for the benefit of st. Joseph's
hospital began in tiremen's hall last
evening, and will continue until satur-
day night.
Nathan Voorhees,, an old settler on
Johns river, was doing business in
Aberdeen Monday, and made the HERALD
pleasant visit.
Sewing machines-Singer, Domestic,
Davis, White, Wheeler 4 Wilson, New
Royal, and other makes, at special prices
for the holidays.
For SALE.-The furniture and good
will of 1O-room lodging house; next door
to postotlice. Mrs. SERAH CosGROvE,
Cosmopolis, Wash. 15-6t
The Hoquaim bowling team is fast
becoming recognized as one of the best
in the state, and covered itself with glory
in Tacoma last week.
At half-past ten on Christmas morn
ing there will be short Christmas SER
vice at st. Andrews Episcopal church.
Strangers are especially invited.
A grand turkey shoot, with rifles, has
been arranged to take place in East
Aberdeen, near the old Il. Il. depot, next
Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
MlLK.-- Having added several choice
cows to my dairy, ! am prepared to sup
ply milk to all. W. J. HAMILTON, South
Side Dairy. Watch for the bell. tt
SMO