Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-02-23
John ). Law, foreman of the Bullet,

with an attack Of the grip.
The Literary Society met Friday eve,
ing, and discussed "Much ado about
Nothing and current events.
Howard I.angdon, who entered the
Aberdeen General hospital Friday, is
reported us getting along nicely.
The Olympus Il eater opens up this
evening under new management, and
with strong vaudeville company
Miss Lizzie Morgan entertained a party
OF her little friends, Saturday afternoon,
on the occasion OF her ninth birthday.
Mail Carrier Croft left this morning
for Everett, to attend the state conven.
ton OF the Letter Carriers Association.
A.J. West went to Portland, yester
day, to pdrchase more wagons for the
delivery OF wood from the West & Slade
mill.
Mrs. Jacob Weathcrwax went to
Seattle, Friday, to visit her daughter,
Miss Ina, who is teaching school in that
city.
Mrs. Mark Sherwood left Saturday for
her home in Chica o, after an extended
visit with her son, Col. NJ. r.. Sher-
wood
MIR. and Mrs. August Rutschow enter
tanned party OF friends at dinner Fri
day evening, in honor OF some visiting
relatives.
j. G. thurman. former resident Of
Aberdeen, is in the ci V, with stating
rink outfit, looking for a temporary
location.
Mr.. a. J.. Landingham and Mrs. Mary
Cation, both from Hoquam, entered the
Aberdeen General hospital for treatment
yester lay.
I'd. Payette went to .MOntesano, Sat
urday to assume the duties Of deputy
sheriff, to which he was appointed by
Sheriff Graham.
G. n. Wonacott, OF Portland, led the
exercises at the Young Mems meeting
in the y. NJ. c. \. will be held yes
te,lav afternoon.
The new Off e building of the West &
Slade Mill Co. is enclosed and the
masons have the large fire proof vault
almost completed.
J. A. Taft returned to Aberdeen last
week, after an absence of several years
at Tilamook, Oregon, where he ran a
couple OF saw mills.
The ladies OF the Congregational
chure h will have Colonial reception, at
the home of Dir. and Mrs. A. ID. Wood,
tomorrow afternoon.
A. w. Callow, from Coats camp was
discharged from the Aberdeen General
hospital, Saturday, having recovered
from a spell of sickness.
A. j. Owen came down from the Ray
vile, single mill center east OF Elma,
Friday, and entered the A berdeen Cen
eral hospital, for treatment.
Last night in the Congregational
church steps wee taken towards the
forming OF young mems club to be
connected with that church.
Work is being hurried on the new mill
OF the Western Lumber Co., and it is
expected it will be cutting lumber for
shipment within sixty days.
The lumber shipments, By water, from
Aberdeen during the month of January
wcrc Lumber, II ,502,l72 feet; Hath,
l.6l0,600; shingles, ,9o3,O00.
WI. Jones, OF Tacoma, assumed the
position OF pharmacist in Tcdd's Phar-
macy, Saturday, succeeding Mr.. Hem.
rich, who returned to Tacoma.
The Oakville Cruiser and the SEMI
WEEKLY HERALD can both be had for
one year for 81. Orders can be handed
iii to the office OF either paper tt
The Union shingle mill has been pur-
chased by the Aberdeen Lumber &
Single Co., and will start up this week
under control of the rev owners.
The Anderson & Middleton Co. have
had a pile foundation driven on their lot,
on the corner of River and streets, and
will soon place Il building thereon.
Hon. n. w. Bush received word Fri
day that he was grandpa" son and
heir being born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. W,
Bush at South Bend, on Thursday
night.
Clyde B. Weatherwax has been APP
pointed deputy assessor, and will make
the assessment OF Aberdeen. We can
think OF nobody in the city more capa-
| bic, or more conversant with its values
Assessor Archer is to be congratulated