Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-02-02
BRIEF MENTION.

Grays Harbor Music Co., for toys. t!
Geo T. Wolff visited Tacoma yester-
day.
Mrs. w. A. Crandelll entertained the
Link Club Saturday afternoon.
All the latest in sheet music at Gravs
Harbor Music Co. "a Heron street. tt
The city council of Montesano has
STOPPED public gamblingiin that city
Mrs, w. B. Paine entertained party
of friends at luncheon. Saturday alter
noon.
PC. Hogan, OF West-Superior, WIS,
is in the city, visiting his:brother, }. Z.
Hogan.
Gus. Moulton was down from his
ranch on the upper Wishkah river, sat
urday.
Mrs. C. W. slime, OF Hoquiam, visited
her mother, Mrs. j. w. Carey, Friday
afternoon.
E.O. Heinrich, acknowledgements
from Tacoma, is now eneagedIat Todd's
Pharmacy.
r. B. Harrison has come in from his
North River ranch, to spend the winter
in Aberdeen.
The old post Office building has been
moved to its new location, on II street,
below Wishkah.
Heating stoves repaired promptly and
thoroughly. Pinckney Il Johnson,
Wishkah street.
Rev, Chas. McDermoth assumed
pastoral charge of the Congregational
church yesterday.
The Longshoremen's Union has leased
the room over the Aberdeen Market for
meeting purposes.
For plumbing that don't leak at
moderate prices, 90 to Pinckney x Joan-
son, Wishkah street.
Mrs. Mary Weatherwax entertained
party OF friends, in her usual charming
manner Thursday evening.
Marine and mill plumbing and sheet
n tai working, a speciality. Pinckney q
Johnson, Wishkah street.
Benz. Youngs, Montesano youth.
us been transferred from the railroad
depot OF that city to Aberdeen.
The first annual ball OF the Clerks
Union, Thursday evening, is reported to
have been very pleasant function.
According to the South Bend Journal,
F. l.. Carman, of this city, is looking for
saw mill location on Willipa Harbor.
CooK-A capable woman wants
position as cook, logging camp or hotel.
Address Mrs. a. G. Olsen, Montesanc,
Wash.
The family of J. p. Nelson moved into
their new hotel building, on Wishkah
street, Just east OF the HERALD Office,
today, and will open the Hotel NortheI II
this week.
Thos. Doyle returned Saturday from a
cruise in the timber region on the upper
Humptulips river, known as the Prom
Used Land
Rev G. w. Griffin, pastor OF the
Baptist church, left today for California.
to spend few weeks for the benefit OF
his health.
Supt. Linn completed the hardest job
he ever undertook, when he connected
the water pipe across the Chehalis
river, Friday.
Attorney f. f. Boner delivered an
interesting address to the High school,
on the subject OF "Good Citizenship"
Friday afternoon.
]. r. Birdwell, of Ocosta. was in the
city. Saturday, in his usual good humor
and confident faith in the ultimate out
come Of his town.
Superintendent of Public Works Linn
is nursing his left hand with symptom
OF blood poisoning, caused by slight
pimple on finger.
The Modern Woodmen lodge gave
their lady auxliarys, the Royal Neigh
bors, most splendid reception, in the
hall Friday evening.
The Oakville Cruiser and the SEMI
WEEKLY HERALD can both be had for
one year for 81. Orders can be handed
In to the office of either paper. If
Mrs. A. Benner, OF Carleton, writes to
nave the HERALD sent to her daughter,
Mrs. Una H.Nlahn, at Shunw ah, Clallam
county, where she now resides.
Fieldy Gleeson, of Elma, was in the
city couple of days last week, and
fumor has it, that he was seeking a
business location in Ater leen.