Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-23

Rather than take the time or troubl,
to pull the livery barn that has beer
used by the Pacific Hotel for wears past
down it was decided to fire it, and or
Tuesday morning under careful watch
the building was ignited and was soon q
heap OF ashes:
Major Mellis, of Seattle, who is in
charge of the United States engineering
department in this section, was in the
city, yesterday. in company with En-.
gineer Carpenter, getting ready for the
preliminary survey of the improvement
of Cow Point.
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NOV. 9th. Montesano. Nov. 6.7-8th.
Elma Nov. 9-l0-l1th.
IL. "A. Holcomb ran away from the hog
ranch that he ran about mile west Of
town on the Hoquiam road. All who
passed that way ran on account of the
stencil that came from hogs that had
ceased to run, and now numerous credi-
tors are running to find where Holcomb
ran to.
j. II. Hale, of Elma, proprietor of the
Beaverdale Celery Gardens. learning
that an inferior celery was being palmed
on IN Aberdees, as his product. wishes it
made known that Beaverdale celery is
sold only in Aberdeen by the following
grocers: Model Grocery, +. j. Becker
and Shelley Bros. If
Regular services at the Baptist chur' h
next Sunday conducted by Rev. G. w.
Griffin TIE evening subject will be
"Christ's Answer to the Thief" the
second of series on "The Seven Words
from the Cross" Sunday School at 10
a. m. Young Peoples Meeting at 6 80
p. m. All are welcome.
1t is a nickle.in.th e.slot machine and
it prints your name. That is the kind of
apparatus L. l.. Maley has on exhibition.
You put nickle in the slot, press the
lever on the letters that comp Use your
name, and the machine prints the name
on metal tag, while pressure on an
other lever hands out the stamped plate.
Ten young ladies of tn, High school
took pity on ten of their Young gentle
men classmates, who have to eat cold
lunch, and INDUCED them in spread at
noon time on Wednesday. The two
teachers of the High school participated
in the spread, and, as the partaker is as.
bad as. the thief, no complaints were
made. ~, 80 ~
The Fire Department viii give another
dance next Saturday evening, when all
firemen will be admitted free, and the
general admission will be so cents. This
il done in order that the firemen, whose
pleasure was spoiled by the fire last
Saturday night, and who will make it
up at the coming dance. 49, lao4
The Ladies' of the Maccabees will hold
a birthday party this afternoon in the A.
O.; U. w. hall. Each lady whose birth
day occurs during the month win receive
from the other members q present not
exceeding three cents in value. This is
one plan tie ladies have adopted 70 in.
crease the interest in attendance. 80
Alfred Butt, of Tacoma, grand chief
ranger. T. H. Andrew, Of Seattle, grand
sect tary, and Peter Paulson grand
trustee Of the Foresters of America,
visited the lodges OF the order in this
county this week. The gran1 officers
were with the Aberdeen court Tuesday
night, and last night visited the court at
Hoquiam. During the session of the
Aberdeen court, the grand officers pre-
sented S. X. Bowes, past grand chief
ranger, with handsome gold badge Of
the order, in recognition of his valuable
services while at the head of the order.
We want every lady in Aberdeen
and vicinity to write to US for our
Catalogue z. It is free. We guaran.
tee that those contemplating buying
furniture or stoves will be interested.
STANDARD FURNITURE CO.,
Mail Order Dept. Seattle.