Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-03

The Sunday school of St. Andrews
Episcopal church enj ,yed a picnic ut
W..stport yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Gibson, of Kirk.
wood. Illinois, is in the city visiting
Mrs. James Gilliee.
Mrs. Robt. Forbes and Mrs. A. A.
Damitio went to Elma, today, to visit
relatives at that city.
w. H. Pearson left this morning for
trip up the line. selling "Tnink of Me"
cigars for l.. l.. Maley.
Madam +. T. Wolff has returned from
San Francisco, with all the latest crea.
tons in fall millinery.
Geo. Sample, of Owosso, Michigan, is
visiting Aberdeen, the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Townsend.
&c. Williams left Tuesday for his
home at Ell Paso, Texas, after visit
with Aberdeen friends.
! G. N. Miller, recently from Oregon.
has leased the Brunswick hotel, an as.
SuhCu CiidtSc Auceudy.
r. S. Jackson is having handsome
dwelling house built, for rent, on Sixth
street, between H and l.
Miss Cassie Graham left this morning
to return to her home, in 2l.S, where
she is occupying land claim.
Quite number Of Indians were in
town yes terday, on their way to the an
nual Potlatch on North Beach.
Misses Hazel Magill and Carrie
Prichard returned Monday night from a
visit with friends on the Sound.
j. G. Weatherwax is arranging to
move his family 10 Olympia, where he
represents the G. G. l.. Il T. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Bowes are ex-
pected home tomorrow from their ex.
tended visit in the eastern states.
Nh. and Mrs. A. p White took their
son to Montesano Tuesday, to have a
slight surgical operation performed.
| The City Market, corner Wishkah and
g streets, has the sole !gency for Aber.
deem fol Montesano creamery butter. tt
Clarence Crowtl,er was over from
Portland this week visiting his father, l.
G. Crowther, and returned yesterday.
Mrs. Terrell left this morning for her
home, at Pomroy, Wash after visiting
a month with her son, W. f. Greene.
Mr. an | Mrs l. N. Conrad left Tuesday
for their home III Mt. Pleasant, Wiscon-
sin, after visiting friends in Aberdeen.
Jas. Bowes is having the Fashion sa-
loon remodeled and renovated, and will
add pool room to the establishment.
Walter B. Mason, a prominent attor-
ney of Aberdeen, South Dakota. is in the
city visiting his brother, 1. w. Mason.
Miss Carrie Wilson returned yesterday
from a summer outing, spent in the Cas-.
cade mountains and at Westport beach.
WANTED-A woman to keep house
for a gentleman and three children.
lGood wages. Inquire OF Fred Carlson.
G. f. Wagner, prominent farmer Of
Satsop, had business in the city Tues
day and made the HERALD a pleasant
call.
Misses May Wetherby and Josephine
Schooley, who had been visiting MR.. r.
X. Bassett, returned to Chehalis yester-
day.
Subscribers 10 the HERALD failing to
receive their papers regularly will confer
favor by reporting the same to this
office.
At the drawing for the gold watch, at
the Edison theater this evening, Geo. J.
Wolff and l.. II. Burnett will act as
judges.
Mrs. A. w. Barley returned yester-
day on the steamer Chehalis, from a
visit of two months with friends in Cali
fornia.
In printing the list of trustees OF the
NJ. f. church in our last issue, the name
of O. j. Lawrence was inadvertently
omitted.
Fred Hell received severe cut on his
arm while at work today, and had the
wound dressed at the Aberdeen General
hospital.
FOR LEASE-The best vacant bust
ness corner in Aberdeen for long term
of years. Inquire OF j. j. Carney, 80
Wishkah street. tt
Mr.. and Mrs j. +. Elliott and chill.
dren returned to Seattle yesterday, after
an extended visit with their numerous
Aberdeen friends.
Mrs. Valentine, of Montesano, was
found dead in bed at Westport yesterday
morning Coroner SHIFTS is having the
body brought to the city, and will hold
an autonsY il deemed necessary.