Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-10-10
BRIEF MENTION.

Attorney Sidney Moor Heath, of Ho-
quiam, is in town today.
County Attorney Hutchinson was in
town over night Monday.
A. P. Stockwell went to Montesano
this morning, on business.
J.C. Hogan was passenger on this
mornings train for Montesano.
Attorney General w. B. Stratton. Of
Olympia, was in Aberdeen Saturday
night.
The Empire Stock Company presents
"a Man VI Mystery" at the Acme opera
house tonight.
w. B. Lowrie left on this mornings
train for timber cruise in the eastern
part of the county.
A. w. Barley went to Elma this
morning, in the interest OF the firm OF
Ga,man Il Barkley.
Fred A. Hart went to Portland yester'
day to purchase a new boiler tor the
electric light plant.
Register now, before it is too late, or
you will not be able to vote at the city
election in December.
WANTED-To borrow, $1,000. on gilt
edge timber land, on long time. Inquire
at the HERALD Office.
City Clerk George Black is in his Office
each evening until 8 o'clock, for the
registration OF voters.
Henry Phillips was fined IS and costs
by Judge Pearson, yesterday, for being
drunk and disorderly.
SMALL P1Gs-For Sale, lot of small
pigs for sale cheap. Inquire of James
A. Moore, Satsop. Washington. AT
A. H. Lillibridge, of the Grays t'arbor
Candy Co., went to Montesano this
morning in the interest of his firm.
Gus Steinman returned to Aberdeen
Monday, from Grants Pass, Oregon, neal
which place he secured choice timber
claim.
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES are at
easy to use as soap. No muss or failures
10c per package. Sold by Evans Drug
Company.
Henry Miller was brought here Tues.
day afternoon, from Montesano, suffer
ing from serious illness, and taken to
st. Joseph's Hospital.
The city election occurs on Tuesday
December End. All voters who have not
registered since January l, 1901, must
do so in order to vote.
The superior court has appointed re-
ceiver for the Grays Harbor Brewing Co.,
whose property will be sold to satisfy
numerous claims against it,
Rev. w. H. Gibson went to Tacoma,
Tuesday, to attend the session OF the
Northwest Baptist Convention, which
convenes in that city today.
Mrs. ]. II. Meyer formerly OF this
city, and Mrs. George Buell., of Leban-
non, Oregon, arrived here Sunday, and
are the guests OF Mrs. F. L. Carman.
MrS. w. E. GCIldIAs wiz HbS OSS'A ''A~
guest of Mrs. Catharine Lowry at the
Pacific Hotel for few days, left Tuesday
for her home in San Diego, California.
There's money in your old, discarded
clothes, old metals, bottles, etc. The
Grays Harbor Junk Co., on Hume street
near F, pays cash for all kinds Of junk.
II. A. Hayes and F. l.. Carman re-
turned Sunday from successful hunt
ing trip in Oregon. Many of their friends
here have since been feasting on Chinese
pheasants.
Rev. and Mrs. McDermoth were the
recipients of a pleasant surprise in a
visit from their son Charles and wife,
who are on their way to China, to spend
year in the Orient
C. f. Chapman came up from Aber'
deem last Monday and went out to Nor
ton on business in connection with some
property which he owns in that section
Mr.. Chapman will be remembered by
many as former resident OF this county
Peoples Advocate, Chehalis.