Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-01-05
MENTION.
Grays Harbor Music Co., for toys.

Grays Harbor Music Co., for toys. II
r. s. jackson had business at MCnt-
esano, Friday
Mrs. Ed. Jores visited her parents, at
Elma, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bridges are visit
ing friends in Portland.
A.E. Fitzgerald visited his land claim,
on North river, last week.
Sheriff Huff was down from Montesano
today, on official business.
The city schools resumed this morning,
after the holiday "acation.
daughter was born to MIR. and Mrs.
&c, johnson Friday evening.
The y, NJ. C. A. will elect directors
for the ensuing year. tomorrow.
All the latest in sheet music at Grays
Harbor Music Co. 81 Heron street. tt
The Blomquist Shoe Co. has mo> ed to
the Dabney block, on Heron Street.
Mrs, H. n. Crane. OF Fairhaven, Wis
tied her son, +. A. Crane, last week.
R. Quick entered the Aberdeen Cen
eral hospital, yesterday, for treatment.
25 per cent off on blankets Monday,
Tuesday and Wednes daNat the Racket.
A daughter was born to MIR. and Mrs.
Chas. Andersen, on New Years morn
ing.
The Aberdeen Fire Dept. Band gave a
social dance in Firemen's hall, saturday
night.
The board OF county commissioners
met in regular session at Montesano,
today.
DR.. Overmeyer went to Seattle, today,
t. attend meeting of the State Medical
Board.
The "Week OF Prayer" will begin Wed
nesday evening, in the Presbyterian
church.
Charley Vestman was discharged f. ON
the Aberdeen General hospital, this
morning
Mrs. r. r. Bassett visited her parents,
Judge and Mrs. Langhorne, at Che halls,
last week.
The Oriental Tea Co., of this city, is
about to establish branch store IN
Hoquiam.
The pantomime, "The Sleeping Beau
ty," was repeated at matinee saturday
afternoon.
Heating stoves repaired promptly and
thoroughly. Pinckney 4 Johnson, l
Wishkah street.
Miss Nellie Leybold visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Leybold, at
Elma, last week.
A. L. Paine, of Spokane, visited the
city last week, the guest of his brother,
DIR. w. B. Paine.
Mr.. j Patnsm OF Montesano, is in
the city, visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Capt. Ed. Smith.
Geo Fisher. |. W. Mason and w.
Eastman were initiated mo the order
Of Elks, Friday right.
For plumbing that don't leak. at
moderate prices, 30 to Plnckney & joan
son, Wishkah street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Johnson, OF Port
land, are visiting the city, the guests OF
Mr.. ami Mrs. VIM. Grlggs.
Marine and mill plumbing and she'
metal working, Il specially. I1nckney y
johnson, Wishkah sire et
LAURA G. Veysev was granted decree
OF divorce against Charlie +. Neyscy IL
the superior court, saturday.
John Hanson, the well known tailor
is looking for location to open hler
liant tailoring establishment
Miss Elsie Mitchell, supreme secretary
of the Order OF Washington, retained tC
her home, at Portland, Friday.
Fred G. Porter, former merchant o
Montesano, now OF Thorp, Wash, VISITED
IttdllNbS Ill - btINttl, lnli
Hubert Bell, who had spent the holi
day vacation at home, returned to the
state agricultural college, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carlson entertained
anumb,r OF friends, at their home, ii
North Aberdeen. Thursday evening.
Mrs, Fred +. Smith and children re
turned Saturday evening from visit t.
Mrs. smith, parents, in Skaglt county
Rev. Chas. Gilluly, pastor OF the Aber
deem Baptist church last year, Wa
granted divorce, at Seattle last week
n. c. Hoffman tell from Il choppin
board, while working at Rasor's camp
one day last week, and broke a couple c
ribs.