Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-03-02
Mrs. G. T. Wooding and Mrs. Fred

A. c. Lister former resident OF Aber-
deem, now residing at Reedville, Oregon,
was in the city last week, visiting Old
friends. The HERALD acknowledges a
pleasant call.
Jas. Barrett has closed his meat mar
ket, and will leave tomorrow morning in
search OF a rainbow, vn his land claim,
on the Hob river.
( l.. S. X Its returned Yesterday from
Seattle, with his commission rs chief
lumber inspector for the mills on Gray 5
Harbor and Willipa lla: Dor.
Ninemire q Morgan sold their hand
some team OF black horses this morning,
to a gentleman who will use them III
establishing new transfer business.
! The new grocery store OF Becker Bros,
on q street, next to the postotfice, was
opened for business Friday. The new
firm is composed of John T. and George
Becker and Ed. Jones.
4 Robt. Lanning mad two fingers so
badly crushed that amputaGon may be
necessary, by getting caught between
belt and pulley, while working at the
West 4 Slade mill, Saturday.
John McCaully came down from Por-
! ter, r. ursday, with fin 'er badly
smashed. He entered the Aberdeen
General hospital, and it was found nee
essary to amputate the finger.
Frank Kaufman was down from
Whatcom several days last week, look
ing after his Aberdeen property inter-
ests Frank was agreeably surprised at
the progress OF the city since his last
visit.
The Daily Washingtonian is billed to
appear today at Hoquiam with its first
issue. Editor Dean has our best wishes
for success although it is feared he is
swapping good weekly proposition for
doubtful daily one.
John Kaufman and Miss Belle Koden-
berger were married at Whatcom on
February 81. The young man is SON
o! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kaufman, former
we'll known residents OF Aberdeen, and
has numerous friends in this city.
The fire alarm system is now in work
ing order, says Chief Koehler, and here
after the alarm bell Will strike taps at
IL noon and p. M This is done in
order to discover twice day that the
apparatus is in good working order.
Johl Damit.o, Jr., received severe
cut over the e"e Thursday, while work.
ing at the factory of the Aberdeen Mfg.
Co. Tie was taken to the Aberdeen
General hospital, where several stitches
where found necessary to close the
wound.
Representative Brewer, of Montesano.
and City Attorney f. l.. Morgan, OF Ho-
uuiam have formed law partnership,
and will do business together after the
legislative session. They are couple OF
bright young lawyers, and will make a
strong team.
r. A. Nickerson, of Centra!ia, who
was for several years a resident of Aber-
deem, is at the Aberdeen General hes
pital, recovering from severe surgical
operation. Mrs. Nickerson, who was
with him last week, returned to their
home, at Centralia this morning.
Officer Lucore, in asking Mayor West
to hold his helmet while he fought fire
vas all right. Helmets cost money and
, in the attempt to have his cared for,
, Lucore but displayed worthy thriftiness
1t only becomes ludcrous when the hat
/ rack requested was just contemplating
the possible destruction OF several hun.
bred thousands of dollars, the accumula.
ton of a busy lifetime.
The many friends OF John Blount vii
!. be pleased to learn that he has entirely
Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured him
after the best doctors in the town Mon
on, Ind, had failed to give relief, The
. prompt relief from pain which this ini
mcnt affords Is alone worth many times
its cost. Fer sale by All Druggists.
While a team OF II. A. Laypolt wa;
coming down the ID street hill, this morn
ing, the team ran away, and it is great
wonder that the team and driver were
not killed. Turning rapidly on the 4
streed grade the team and wagon welt
over. One horse was so badly injured
as to necessitate his being shot. The
wagon was demoralized, and the driver
seriously frightened.
How often you hear it remarked: cts
only cold" and few days latter learn
that tue man is on his oack with pneu
monia. This is OF such common occur
renee that cold, however slight, should
not be disregarded. Cham be rlaia &
Cough Remedy counteracts any tendency
toward pneumonia. 1t always cnres and
is pleasant to take. Sold by all D.ugg'
ists
On next Wednesday afternoon ant