Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-03-05
BRIEF MENTION.

Grays Harbor Music Co., for toys. t!
Fred Hewett had business in Olympia
this week.
Pat Mc!Iugh went to Portland on bus
iless today.
= h,nort went to Portland tod; y,
OF business.
4 dauuhter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Tnos Santabin, yesterday.
A. ]. Stewart left this morning tor
O egon, on land business
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Marsh visited
olympia on business this weeks
II. $ Cook returned Monday evening
from a business visit in Portland.
G.. S. Kendall was down from Monte
sano. Yesterday, visiting his family.
All the latest in sheet music at Grays
u,rhor Music Co, "a Heron street. tt
VIM. Anderson !, OF IIumptuli' Is quite
i'll, al the Aberdeen General hospital.
Mrs. A. ]. PAUL. has accepted posi-
ton in the Kaufman store. as saleslady.
Micheal Woods, the we'll known Elm
logger, had business in town last even
ing.
HIN. Anderson Sr. and his son, Sam,
made a business trip to Seattle this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Trask entertained
a party of friends at dinner Monday
evening.
Martin Holman, prominent logger OF
Elma, was doing business in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Sprague, both
we'll known dressmakers, have formed
partnership.
Chas. Neeson, theEwell known logger,
il making a business visit in Lewis
county this week.
Robt, Forbes visited Seattle this week,
on business connected with the Aber-
i en- Steam Laundry.
TIE trustees of the Presbl teiian
church have decided to enlarge and i'm
prove the parsonage.
Robt, Dinse ard +. Rowe left Tuesday
morning for visit to their land claims,
in the Queets country.
G. P. Clerin has been transacting
business in Everett this week for the
Western Cooperage Co.
"Billy" Cooper, manager of the Olym-
pus Theatre, returned last night fiom
weeks visit in Seattle.
]. S. Book came up from Los Angelo
the other day, to look after his extensive
interests in this section.
It is said "there will be something do
ing" at the meeting OF the Circle OF
Woodcraft this evening.
Mr.. Lem. f. Wiley and Miss Julia
Rasmussen, of this city, were married
in Montesano last Monday.
Mrs. A, T. Gilbert left Tuesday morn
ing for Hood River, Oregon, after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Elston.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Carter vent to
Portland, Tuesday, with the intention Of
making their home in that city.
Mark Payette went to Centralia, Tues.
day. to arrange for the busin, SIS he
proposes to engage in in that city.
Travelil Passenger and Freight Agent
Lockwood, was down from Tacoma this
week, checking up the Aberdeen depot.
r. J. IIiltz, who has recently engaged
in the real estate business, went to
Seattle, yesterday, for brief business
trip.
The Sunset Telephone Co. has ex-
pressed its willingness to put in phone
at fire headquarters, free of cost to the
city.
Mrs. f. T. Wolf, of San Francisco,
has been secured by Mrs. Bacon, of the
st. Paul Millinery store, as head trim
mer.
TIE Chapter Of Eastern Star had
pleasant social session Tuesday e,ening,
after initiating Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A.
Todd.
The Philomathean Society of the High
school has arranged an interesting pro.
gram for their piano recital, tomorrow
afternoon.
J. B. Haynes took his donkey engine
over to the south side Tuesday, to put
in the big spruce log, cut for the Hep
finger eAh bit.
Wilson Brown. an old time Aberdonian,
who is now engaged at Lambs camp,
Montesano, was doing business in the
city Tuesday, and made the HERALD a
pleasant visit.