Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-03-13
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Mrs. Levi WEIGH is visiting at Satsop
this week.
D. H. Mullen made business visit to
Portland during the week.
Mrs Archie McDougall is visiting her
land claim, near Oakville.
DR.. Paul Smits made business visit
to Seattle during the week.
John Becker visited Oregon this week.
in search of timber claim.
The aged father OF G. P. Clerin has
been very ill during the week.
DR.. j. w. Scamell had professional
business in Montesano, Friday.
Miss Genie Mason is studying telegra-
ply at the Western Union Office.
Louis Epstein left Monday for Fort
land, where he will probably locate.
The Aberdeen Brewing Co., will be
brewing beer before the first of April.
Rev. II. d. Crawford went to Seattle,
Monday, on business with the A. II. Ry.
Co.
Presiding Elder Williams held the M.
E. quarterly conference, saturday even
ing.
Mrs. James Nethery, of Montesano
visited friends in this city during the
week.
Geo. A. Todd left this morning for a
visit to his land claim, on the Cowlitz
river.
Mrs. w. H. Miller, of Chehalis, visited
her sister, Mrs. r. r. Bassett, last
week.
City Attorney Shields has been a suf-
ferer from rheumatism during the past
week.
S. X. Bowes is confined to the house
with a severe cold, which has settled in
his eyes.
The quarterly examination of teachers
will be held at Elma commencing
March "a.
Miss Gertie Combes is quite ill with
malarial fever at the home of her par
ents in Elma.
C. H. Lillibridge has been confined to
bed with an attack of rheumatism for
the past two weeks.
Wheeler Bros. have added greatly to
tie appearance OF their tea store by
putting in glass front.
Miss Eva Cosper, of Montesano, visited
Aberdeen friends during the week, the
guest of Mrs. Grant Wheeler.
Geo. F. Stone, of Seattle, visited Aber-
deem, Friday, looking after his extensive
timber interests in this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Benjamin enter
tanned party of friends at luncheon
after the dance last Thursday night.
The Aberdeen Fire department will
give ball and concert in Fireman's hall
next Monday night, St. Patrick's day.
Major Geo. A. Todd installed the Off
GERS of Grays Harbor Company, Uniform
Rank, Knights of Pythias last evening.
The A. j. Club, another of Aberdeen s
socialties, has Issued invitations for a
party this evening in the q. A. r. hall.
John Perry left last week for Dawson,
Alaska, intending to ride down the
Yukon river on his bicycle over the ice.
Mrs. Emil Pfund, Mrs. John Perry
and Mrs. A. H. Marsh were passengers on
the steamer Lindauer for San Francisco
Sunday.
During the past week five OF the demi
monde have contributed $52 and costs
to the city for the privilege of living
with us.
Mrs. Lucy A. Johnson, of North Cove
pioneer of Pacific county, visited
Aberdeen this week, the guest OF Mrs
N. W. Bush.
The Wilson Bros. Navigation Co., is
LAYING the keel for new steamer, at the
foot of G street, for use on the river
and Harbor.
DR.. c. T. Smith, an osteopathic physl
clan, arrived from Portland Tuesday
and is preparing to open an office IN tint
Elks hall building.
Frank I. Bloget, of Seattle, who is wei
known to the early residents OF Aber
deed, is in the city, looking after the i'll
terests of Book Bros.
Warren Egerer cut his lip severel,
while playing basket ball at the Higl
school, Monday. Several stitches wer
required to close the wound.
Ben. F. Nudd, OF Nome, Alaska,
visiting Geo. A. Wolff. Mr.. Nudd is L
S. Commissioner near Nome, and is o
his return from visit in the east.
Todd's Pharmacy has purchased tn
stock of music and musical instrument
except pianos, of A. S. Taylor, and wi
hereafter carry full line OF those goods
Miss Olga Davies, of Montesano, is
candidate for the position OF state libri