Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-07-25


If YOU are looking for a situation regis
ter YOUR name with the Star Employ
ment office, telephone I'll, Heron St..
over Cooks hardware store.
We want 100000 second hand grain
sacks, and will pay three cents each for
them, if in good condition. Grays Har-
Dor Junk Co., 10 Hume st. Tel. ia.
R.T. Dabney arrived from Spokane
Tuesday afternoon, and is having his
building on Heron street, that was re-
Gently damaged by fire, placed in repair.
Expert accountant, partnership settle
ments, monthly balances, new books
opened, etc. by Paul. x Blades Real
Estate office, corner + and Heron streets.
A. L. Fife sold his interest in the Hum
bolt saloon yesterday to his partner, Fred.
Hewett, and took the steamer for San
Francisco, intending to spend some time
in the south.
List witt us any kind OF business
for sale; come and see us for anything
you want, we will get it for you. PAUL.
Il Blade Real Estate office Heron 4 +
streets.
Ed. Rupert loft yesterday for North
Yakima, to see about supplying some
large buildings there with asphalt roof
ing, for which w. f. Entrop has the
agency tor Washington and Oregon.
Chas Giles and j. Callahan, while rid
ing wheels in opposite directions on
Front street Tuesday, collided, and both
men and wheels were badly mixed up.
The men were considerably bruised, and
the wheels wrecked.
The county treasurer has called in all
general fund warrants issued prior to
April l, 1896, to and including No. 1912.
Warrants on the special fund OF the
Aberdeen school district mo. 81 to and
including No. 106, are also called.
Owing to repairs being made on the
Satsop bridge, the passenger train could
not cross yesterday. and passengers and
freight were transferred to u freight train,
which took them to Gate City. The trans
fer made the afternoon train three hours
late.
REMAINS OF JOHN s. PEARSON.
Military Funeral viii Take Place Here Next
Sunday.
The parents of John S. Pearson will
have the melancholy comfort Of having
the remains OF their son, who was killed
SO far away, buried in the family bury
ing ground. After great delay, the re-
mains OF John S. Pearson arrived in Alb
erdeen ftom the Philippine Islands last
Sunday, and are living in the undertake
ing parlors OF Beardsley Bros, from
whence the funeral will take place next
Sunday. Services will he held ut the M.
E. church. The date OF the funeral was
delayed to await the arrival of Rev.
Chas, McDermoth, from San Francisco.
The obsequies will be under direction Of
the ex.soldiers and sailors OF the Span
| ish. American war, some Of whom viii
come from Hoquiam. Montesano and
other points in the county, to do honor
to brave comrade that fell in action.
The fire department and several OF the
fraternal orders are expected to attend
the funeral in body.
John S. Pearson was born at Fowler,
Benton county, Indiana, Feb. 3rd, 1881,
and came to Aberdeen with the family
in 1884. He enlisted at Aberdeen in
August, 1899, and was assigned to Co.
NJ, 45th, U. S. Infantry. He was killed
in action on the island Of Luzon, Sep.
2Sth, 1900, so that his funeral in Aber-
deem will 90 just ten months after bis
death. Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson have the
sympathy of the community in their
orrow.