Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-12-15
BRIEF MENTION.

Arthur Cross visited friends at Satsor
yesterday.
Fred and VIM. Gilbert are very Ill
with typhoid fever.
Xmas books, cards and dolls, lowest
prices at the Racket.
Robt. Bowen is seriously i'll, with al
attack OF pneumonia.
Mrs. J. D. Rubenstien went to Seattle
yester lay to visit friends.
Miss Isabel McDormoth is confined to
har room with a severe cold.
Tbos. Thorpe will leave tomorrow for
an extended visit in the east.
Miss Bel e " wakefield, of Elma, visited
friends in Aberdeen last week.
Finest assortment of Christmas toys.
Won can do best at the Racket
CT. Slime, of Hoquiam, is quite i'll,
at the Aberdeen General hospital.
Al fine new line OF toilet sets just ar
lived at Wheeler Bros. Tea Store.
AMr. Colby is in the city, looking for
mill site for an eastern timber firm.
Geo. F. Stone returned to Seattle, Sat
nrdav. after business visit to the city.
Ok per cent off on blankets Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday at the Racket.
Acandidate was initiated in the third
degree of the Masonic lodge Saturday
night.
Several Aberdeen ladies were enter.
&sired Saturday by Mrs. Fred Powell,
at Hoquiam.
Heating stoves reraired. promptly and
thoroughly. Pinckney 4 Johnson, l
Wishkah street.
NJ James, Hoquiam engineer, was
admitted to the Aberdeen General hos
pital Friday,
For plumbing that don't leak at
moderate prices, 90 to Pinckney 4 Jonn-
son, l Wishkah street.
Marine and mill plumbing and sheet
metal working, a speciality. Plnckney "
Johnson, Wishkah street.
Joseph View, a logger from Montesano.
came down TO the Aberdeen General
hospital for treatment Saturday.
Mrs. Torrey and son, Fred, of King
man, Kansas, are visiting the CITY, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Shelly.
Misses Elenor Trask, Amanda Quimby
and Augusta Hoffsmith, of Montesano,
visited Aberdeen friends Saturday.
Gas, Haddix came over from Astoria
last week. and left this morning to re-
turn accompanied by Mrs. Haddix.
VIM. Lucas hurt his shoulder severely
Saturday by falling off West & SHADES
lumber wagon, which he was driving.
Mrs. j. B. Bridges went to Olympia,
Saturday, to spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. B Smith.
Jesse Morgan, who recently returned
from Richmond. Indiana, was in town
last week, greeting his numerous friends.
st. Andrews Episcopal church has
been advanced from mission to an indi-
pendent parish. and a salary OF 81 ,00O a
year guaranteed its rector, Rev. A.
George.
In order to change our stock, we are
selling toys, hosiery, corsets and stamped
goods less than cost. Ellen Ryan, ii
street. 1t
l. W. Mason is drawing plans for a
brick building to be erected by the West
ern Cooperage Co., at their LIS Angles
CAL, establishment.
0. G. Mitchell, who is:holding posi-
ton as bookeeper in large establish
ment at Byron, CAL. is in the city, visit
ing his parents, Capt. and Mrs. S. c.
Mitchell.
Presiding Elder j. F.. Williams oc'
cnpied the pulpit at the NJ. 4. church
yesterday morning, and held communion
services at the South Aberdeen church
in the afternoon.
Hugh Barley, recently from Alaska
Las purchased the Bay View hotel, al
the Lindstrom shipyard. and will move
it to the corner of Michigan avenue anc
Hume Streets. Mr.. BARLEY will add Il
and improve the building, and ope att
ftas hotel.
years subscription to the HERALI
only costs $3.50, and would make very
acceptable Christmas present to you
eastern friends, who are asking you al
kinds OF questions about this country
Send them this semi-weekly typo.rapl
OF the doings here, and they will b.
able to form an intelligent idea OF you
surroundings. tt