Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-06
BRIEF NJ ENT1ON.

MIS-. y. II, IiH'ENo 'i~''NN'
Seattle last week.
Mrs. J. A. Mapes was quite Ill with
the grip last week.
Miss Minnie Damitio visited relatives
in Elma last week.
NJ. j. Gleeson, OF Satsop, had business
in the city Thursday.
Attorney J. c. Cross went to Portland
on legal business yesterday.
James Barrett returned Friday from
business visit up the county.
Editor Dean was up from Hoqulam on
business Thursday afternoon
The Aberdeen Literary Society held
pleasant meeting Friday evening.
All the latest in sheet music at Grays
H,rbor Music Co. "a Heron street. tt
The April term OF the county commits
sioners began at Moatesano, today.
Sig Topletz, OF San Francisco, the NIL
linery man, was in town Yesterday.
T.G. Glover, the Oakville h"tel man,
had business in the city this morning.
Deputy Sheriff Payette was down from
Montesano on official business Friday.
John A. Carlson entered The Aberdeen
General hos ital for treatment, yester-
day.
Mrs. Catherine Lowry went to Seattle
today, 20 visit her daughter, Mrs.
Elliott:
Chas. l.. Lewis was d WIN from his
single mill yesterday, visiting his
family.
Attorney J. G. Hogan is b"ilding
large addition to his residence, on upper
G street.
J.B. Kesterson, the Montesano timber
cruiser, was in the city this morning Oh
business.
Mayor West,.I. w. Mason and J. M.
Hackett had business at Montcsano,
Saturday.
Mrs. Micheal Finn was discharged
from the Aberdeen General hospital,
Saturday.
Mrs. l.. f Fuller returned from Cali
fornia, Thursday, on the steamer
Coronado.
Mrs. y. Grant Wheeler will entertain
the Friepds in Council Club tomorrow
afternoon.
DR.. NJ. Rob stapp is quite i'll, at St
Joseph's hospital, with an attack Of
pneumonia.
The Aeolean Musical Club met Friday
evening at the residence OF Rev. Chas
McDermoth.
The Northwestern Lumber Co., Eio
quiam, began.t he'ereetion OF large oo>
factory last week.
Ma Springer is putting in a small
band saw mill, for use in his boat builG
ing establishment.
Alvin Heinrich, OF Seattle, president
of the Aberdeen Brewing Co.. was II
the city yesterday.
Timber Crusier's blank reports, 81
cent per dozen, at the HERALD Prlntery
SO Wishkah street u
John Hanson hiss moved his merchan
tailoring establishment from 43 Wishkal
street to 40 q street.
Nicheal Woods and Martin Holman
we'll known E.ma loggers, had bu'lnes
in the city Saturday.
John Millen, a prominent lumbe-mai
OF Dlluth, is Evisiting Aberdeen, TIT
guest OF c. II. Tanner.
co. Brown, an Ocosta merchant ch
tered the Aberdeen General hosplta
Yesterday for treatment.
Look at Veysey's sample line OF l.adie
Tailor Made Suits on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, no two alike. ~
DIR. Overmeyer and family will leay'
tomorrow for South Bend, where thu
doctor will establish an hospital.
w. Miller, represen ing the Ameri
can Paper Co., Seattle, was in the cit.
Friday. interviewing dis customers.
Ladies up .to.date suits at manufac
ers cost on Monday, Tuesday ant
Wednesday at Veysey Dept. Store. 1t
TAe Women OF Woodcraft initiated si1
new members Saturday night, and hel'
pleasant social session afterwards.
The CITY Market, corner Wishkah am
G streets. has the sole agency for Abeg
te,n for Montesano creamery butter. II
Mrs. John Mcnamara came down iron
Z lmunds, Friday, to see her brother,
P. Sullivan, at the Hoquiam hospital.
For SALE--A good logging proposition
Three million feet Of fir and cedar. Ap
ply to G. J. TAYLOR, Oakville, Wash. 4