Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-02-28

TIC. Horpsby left Tuesday for Seattle
from whence he will sail for Chilcoot
! Alasi a, on the steamer Senator, tOmOr
row. Mr. Hornsby is interested in the
[ Alaska cannery with Messrs Forbes an,
Griggs.
Losr.-A red leather pocketbook con
tanning II $40 bill and some notes and re
ceipts of no value to anyone but the
owner The finder will be welcome t.
the $40 bill if he will return the pocket
book and other contents to this office.
Castrino's Orchestra is preparing tc
give Il grand. ball in. Eiremen's hall OF
st. Patrick's Day Eve, Saturday, Marcl
! l6. The best of music will be furnished
bv the orchestra, consisting OF six pieces,
and first class management is assured.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. X. Doves went to
Portland Sunday, and are expected
home tonight, accompanied by Mrs.
Eowes' sister, Miss Ola Bowers, who has
been catching the latest IDEAS in hat
trimming in wholesale millinery cs-
adjustment in that city.
John Lightfoot, the amputation OF
, whose foot was noted exclusively in the
HERALD last week, has been in Il very
serious condition, but is now in fair
way to recover. second amputation
was found necessary, ut which DR..
DumOn. of Centralia, assisted.
+. U. Whitney and family were down
from Ketchican, Alaska, last week on II
brief visit, and left to return Monday.
MIR. Whitney is engaged in the mcrcan-
tile business at Ketchican, and his nu-
merous friends in Chehalis county will be
pleased to learn that he is doing we'll.
Work was begun Tuesday on the new
Zeasko block on the northwest corner
of Wishkah and q streets. The new
block will be 72xl3O feet, two stories
high. The first floor will be divided into
five business rooms, one or two OF which
will be occupied by X. Zelasko as Il
furniture store.
The eleventh annual ball of the Aber-
deem Fire Department in Firemen' hall
Friday night was, as usual, one OF the
pleasing society events OF the season:
More than 100 couples were present and
all enjoyed themselves to the limit. The
music, by Castrino's orchestra, was fine
and the decorations Of the hall in cX-
cellent taste.
ids will be opened tonight for the
building of the WcatherWaX 4 Rowland
block. on the corner of Heron and IL
streets. The plans, drawn 10y Creech
Bros. show Il handsome building 5''N96
feet three stories high. The first floor
will be occupied by the store OF |. Harris
4. Sons. the second is arranged in suites
of offices and the third will be Il lodge
hall.
The rev schooner Mahukona, built at
the IIitchings ship yard, IIoqnam, was
launched Yesterday. She is 2lo feet over
all IS feet inches beam. II feet inches
hold, and has four masts. She was punt
for Hind, Rolph 4 Co.. OF san Francisco,
ard will M commanded by Capt. George
Mcdonald, formerly master OF the steamer
Claulina. Miss Ollie France ch'lstene"
the new vessel.
The HERALD job department has added
two new presses to its equipment during
thc week. and is now the best equipped
office in the county, and we particularly
request Il chance to ''iiyger' with parties
un the IIarbor who have been let to be-
lcve that certain classes OF job printing
could not be done here, and have been
sending it to Portland, San francisco
and the sound. Ii it is possible the
money will he kept at home.