Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-11-24
BRIEF NJ ENTION.
Robt, Forbes is visiting in Seattle.

Robt. Forbes is visiting in Seattle.
C, M. Demeree spent Saturday in
Olympia.
DR.. J A. Mapes visited the county
seat, Thursday.
Conrad Mather is at the st. Joseph s
hospital, with fever.
Taos. Morgan is in Portland, combin-
ing business with pleasure.
Mr.. Woodward and daughter Lott e
visited in Oakville, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Alexander spent last
W EEK with friends in Chehalis.
A fine new line of toilet sets just ar
rived at Wheeler Bros. Tea Store.
John O. Wilson, OF Cosmopolis, trans
a ted business in town, Saturday.
r, Cassin is still confined to his room
in the Aberdeen General hospital.
Sheriff Huff was in the city Thursday,
comforting with Marshal Graham.
Geo. ]. Wolff makes an interesting an
nouncement ON page of this issue.
l.. W. Walker is at the Hot Springs,
trying to get relief from rheumatism.
The Bible Study Glass will meet on
Tuesday evening at Capt. G. r. Bells.
The Women's Circle served refresh'
ments, Thursday night, after initiation.
Mesdames ]. B. Bridges, Jno. Perry
AMI ]. K. Douglas spent Saturday IN
Hoquiam.
J.E. Lyons. OF Hoquiam, vas in the
city, Friday, on his way to Cosmopolis'
on business.
The Ladies Aid OF the NJ. E. church
will meet at Mrs. c. r. Bells on Tues
day afternoon.
Mesdames G. P. l.. Roberts, j. b.
Bridges and L. Mills were visitors in
Montesano, Friday.
Among the visitors at the Hoo Hoos'
gathering was G. w. Cornwall, OF the
Oregon Timberman.
Travelling Agent A. B. Calder, OF the
Canadian Pacific, was looking after bust
ness in town, Friday.
The Aberdeen foot ball team played at
Montesano, yesterday. Aberdeen won
by score OF to 0.
The council has taken steps towards
the protection OF the harbor from the
dumping OF ballast into it.
Tne smelling cupola of Douglas Bros.
which has been undergoing repairs, is
now all ready for business.
Ed. Damitio is at the st. Joseph's hos
pital. Drs. Stapp, Pearson and Kinnison
operated on him Saturday.
At a meeting, OF the Trades Council,
held Friday evening, that body endorsed
the contention o. the Clerks Union.
The social dance and initiation by the
Order of Washington was well attended.
Eight new members were initiated.
Mr.. Fliedlander and family, of Duluth
Mimi, are visiting Madam Tanner and
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Tanner OF this city.
For SALE-14 little pigs, 5 to weeks
old, in good healthy condition. Inquire
of ALEX MCMILLAN, Aberdeen. l7-3t
Taree saloon men Iwere.. fined, Friday
in Justice Parsons )urt, for allowing
gambling to be-. INDUCED in on thei'
premises.
The offices of health officer and city
physician are to be consolidated, the
Office to draw salary OF thirty dollars
per month.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Reinboth, having sold
out their business, have gone to Illinois
to spend the winter. They did not SCI
their building.
Wilson Brown was down from Monte
sano. Saturday, receiving treatment fol-
an injured finger, in which blood poison
ing had set in.
Editor McDougal, of the Montesanc
Vidette, called on the' Aberdeen mer'
chants Friday, and i. cidentally gathered
in few shekels.
Pinckney 4 Johnson, the plumbers,
have leased the Kellogg building, at foot
of Wishkah street, and will orcupy il
after December l.
Geo. Morrison, who has been a clerk
with Gabrielson & Holmer for number
of years, has resigned for the purpose Of
taking vacation.
G. +. Karshner intends to move into
one of the two cottages he is having
built on Market street near Broadway
The other is for rent.