Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-01-04

NELSON CSI, bOu Vi john TIsL, tIlc ueIilO
cratic war horse Of the Wynooche, is in
town, visiting old Aberdeen friends.
Mayor Stockwell and the new council
took the oath OF office and were installed
by the retiring board Tuesday night.
r. T. D.bney came over from Spokane
Friday to 'ook after his property inter-
ests in Aberdeen, returning yesterday.
Mesdames Thos. Trethrake and II. II.
Carter went to Montesano, Monday, to
spend New Years Day with old friends.
James Barrett, who came home to
spend the holidays with his family, re-.
turned to Enumclaw, King county, Mon.
day.
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reading? See our offer on the first page,
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cost.
Sunday schools and Teachers" in the
NJ. T.. churcl, next Sunday morning.
In the evening, ID. l.. Moody memorial
rvice.
The Christian Scientists OF Aberdeen
met at the residence Of jacob Weather
wax, Sunday, and organized society OF
that faith.
Sam Hemblng carries his right hand
in sling, the result OF getting three
fingers caught in the planer at the Da-
mitio mill.
MIR. Edmondst0n, a former resident OF
Aberdeen, returned to British Columbia
Yesterday after a brief visit with old
friends here.
The Aberdeen I.ibr Try Association will
meet at their rooms in the Del Monte
building, on Monday evening, January 8,
at 7 30 o'clock.
The seventh annual convention Of the
Northwest Fruit Growers Association
will meet at Tacoma January l6, for
three days session.
Miss Blanche Karshner returned from
the Sound Tuesday evening, accompanied
by her nephew, Master Earl Karshner,
who had been visiting relatives in Pierce
county.
The Dryden & Leitcl saw mill, at South
Aberdeen, is being pushed rapidly tC
completion. The building is now en-
closed and the machinery is being placed
as quickly as possible.
Aberdeen Dye Works. The work Of
cleaning, pressing, dyeing and repairing
done by this establishment cannot be
excelled on the Pacific coast. + street
next door to S. Benn's office.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Kellogg, Of Ho-
quiam, entertained on New Years day
Among the guests from Aberdeen were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hood, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
and Rev. and Mrs. McDermoth.
The new hotel OF Andrew Lindstrom
at the ship yard, il nearly completed ant
will be ready for occupancy in another
week. A social dance will be given II
the new building tomorrow night.
Aberdeen dismissed the old year ant
ushered in the new with serenade tina
might have been heard at the oceai
beach, in which mill whistles, church
bells and the A. F. ID. band were mex
tricably blended.
A pure whiskey agrees with any food
in fact aids digestion. 1t tones IN
stomach, increases the flow OF the gastric
Juices and 80 promotes strength anS
flesh. A pure whiskey like HARPEt
Whiskey. Sold by l.. w. WALKER ant
: O. G. VAMMEN. Aberdeen. Wash.
DIED AT the home Of her parents, OF
Friday, December 20, ANGELA J. Glover
, aged 10 wears. The death OF the younl
girl vas caused by pneumonia, which re
suited from severe case Of measles. Thu
funeral took place Sunday. services be
, ing held at the Adventist church.
Rev. A. J. Joclyn, presiding elder 9
, the Tacoma district, NJ. f. church, re
y quests us to announce that arrangement
ave already being made for large gath
ering ut the annual camp meeting, a
Little Rock, Thurston county, to begi
. early in June.
The st. Joseph's hospital, in agreemen
:, with its staff OF physicians and surgeons
has decided to give free consultation. am
medicines at cost, to the poor and aftiict
Q ed OF the city and county. Free consul
! tation daily, except Sunday, from 0 to !
o'clock a. m.
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