Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28
BRIEF NJ ENTlON.

The frame for the new Wilson mill is
being raised
A. p. Stockwell went to Seattle on
business yesterday.
Roy Young made business visit on
the Sound last week.
A Jury term of the superior court be-
gan at Montesano today.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Derberts last Thursday.
Chehalis county's share OF the state
taxes for this year is 1898.
Mrs c. T. Wedding visited friends in
Vancouver, Wash, last week.
j. Madden left yesterday for a months
visit with his sisters at Boston
Alonzo Spahr returned from a two
months visit in Utah Thursday.
Miss Gertie Gardner, sister OF Mrs.
A. Townsend, is reported quite i'll.
John Parsons, of Elma, was among the
visitors to the metropolis Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Kaufman returned
Friday from short visit IN Portland.
G.P. Clerin and Supt. Harris enjoyed
a duck hunt, OH South Bay. We terday.
Pataick Murray, prominent farmer
of Elma, had business in the city toaay.
w. w. Pullman and Guy Zent were
fined IS and costs each in the police
court.
A baby daughter arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Lon. 5. Deem, Saturday
morning.
We sell the best "Artist's Unpublished
Violin Strings in the city. Grays Har-
Dor Music Co. u
Section Foreman f. A. Ollemen is laid
up with a dislocated knee, the result OF
an accid, ntal fall.
Daniel Pearson won the handsome
silver tea SET 1T the Edison theater
Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. X. Underwood returned to
her home from the Aberdeen General
hospital yeste. day.
Timber Crusier's blank reports, so
cent per dozen, at the HERALD Printery,
6e Wishkah street. tt
John Damitio was down from Elma
today, and arranged to move his family
here in about two weeks.
The regular meeting OF the w. G. T..
U. will be held at the Baptist church
next Thursday afternoon.
Fishing for sivelside salmon began
today, the fishermen agreeing on price
of Is and Is cents per fish.
Mrs. Fred +. Smith entertained the
Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational
church, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Willis, OF Colfax. Grand
Chief OF the Rathbone Sisters, met with
the cal lodge Fiikay evening.
A nicely furnished front room, one
block from Heron street, Tor rent. Elec-
trio light. 10 Wishkah street.
p. A. smith, prominent citizen OF
Hoquiam, died at his home in that city
Saturday morning, aged so years.
]. Hatch and f. Decker have pur-
chase lot block 2, Bay View Addition,
from J. A. McGillicuddy for $3.50.
Mrs. A. J. Anderson was discharged
from the Aberdeen General hospital Sat
urday, and returned to her home.
The City Market, corner Wishkfh and
G. streets, mas the sole agency Tor Abef-
deem for Montcsano creamery butter. u
John s. Crecch visited Portland last
week, looking up machinery for the
new mill of the Market Lumber Co.
Mrs. II. II. Carter and children re-
turned Friday from Portland, where
they had resided for several months.
Miss Nellie Redinger has received the
Kmball Parlor Grand piano, that was
built expressly for her, in New York.
J. NJ. Shaw came down from Goats
camp, Thursday, and entered the Aber'
deem General hospital with a cut foot.
j. j. Green returned Thursday even
ing from Oregon City, where he hal
been called By the illness OF his mother
Subscribers to the HERALD failing t.
receive their papers regularly Will comic
favor by reporting the same to t his
office.
Mrs. Senator J. X. O'Donnell returned
to Elma, Friday, after visit with Aber
deen friends, the guest OF Mrs. Fred F
Smith.
81 Stapleford and VIM. Stack wer,
held in $500 bail to answer in the su
perior court the charge OF aiding Prison
ers Justus and Rock to escape, and, il
default OF bail, they will be taken to tn
county jail.