Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-29

INC COTHlcc coping Oh tHe hayes "
Hayes bank building is nearly com
pleted, and the root will be in place this
week, weather permitting.
p. J. McHugh, the we'll known logger,
left this morning for Chico, California,
where he goe' to take charge OF logging
c,mp for the Diamond Match Co.
Mrs. G. McDermoth, who is at the
Aberdeen General hospital is reported
to be on the mend, and will probably be
removed to her home in about a week.
Observation-Disclosures a little gardens.
Easily grown; hardy everywhere. Roots
and seeds for sale. Plant in spring or
fall. Complete booklet and magazine
4c Ozark Ginseng Co., Joplin, Mo. 46-5t.
w. II. McWhinney has completed his
work on the new masts for the schooner
r. G. Slade, and she is now taking on a
load OF lumber at the West & Slade
mill.
Chas. Freeing, sailor on the
schooner Ariel, went to the Aberdeen
General hospital Friday, with his head
cut and face bruised, in an encounter
with his captain.
Clark and McTnnes have completed
the plans for the brick block, to be
erected by DR.. NJ. Pearson and his
brother Silas, on II street between
Wishkah and Heron.
! The BALLOT the United Artisans that
was postponed on February 6 on account
of the failure OF the electric lights to
burn that night, will be given on Satur.
day evening March II,
Plans for Me srs. Lawrence and Gar
mans block are now in the hands OF
contractors and work on the super
structure will be pushed to completion
as soon as the weather permits.
The republican state convention will
be held at Tacoma May II, to elect
delegates to the national convention, and
to nominate state ticket. Chehalis
county Is entitled to 10 delegates.
Remarkable bliss Native Her bs"
that SO many thousands get SO much
health from and give universal satisfac-
ton everywhere are to be found continu.
ally with o. j. Lawrence, Local Agent
The Racket Store. AZ. 1St
The Review club will meet on Tuesday
afternoon at the home CT Mrs. Eugene
Tanner, with Mrs. Miner as reader. A
full attendance is desired as arrange.
20 f@r ,,,st 1~D
made.
On Saturday evening, the Royal
Neighbors gave their benefit ball, in the
firemen's hall. A large number were
present and enjoyed the exercise. The
proceeds are for purpose of paying sick
benefits to members.
The reports from Charles Wooding are
all favorable. He is strong enough now
so that he can be raised little on his
bed, and receive food. 1t is though that
in three or four weeks, he will be
allowed to sit in chair.
SKIFF FoUND:-A fifteen foot skiff
drifted into Warwick's boom several
weeks ago. The owner can have the
same by proving property and paying
charges, by applying to c. F. Fowle, at
Warwick's camp, South Aberdeen.
The High school has once more a
principal. G. A. Walter has arrived
from Berlin, Wisconsin, and assumed
control today. Mr.. Walter comes with
very high recommendations ard Sup.
Harris is well pleased with the outlook.
In Justice Pearson's court, Friday,
Alexander McGregor Thompson, the
fake Mason who passed worthless checks,
was sent to the county Jail in default OF
$500 security required as bail. Thompson
will have his trial in the superior court.
March 5 is the day set for school
election. Male and female persons over
the age of 81 can vote and registration
is not required in this county, One di-
rector will be voted for in this city;
Ed Hurlbut goes out and issnot can
didate for re. election.
Ex-County Treasurer Wilson made
this office pleasant call Friday. He
has sold his holdings in Snohomish to
his partner and will move his family to
Montesano, for the present. In the
meantime he is looking around the
narbor for a permanent location.
Micheal Lentz, a young son OF Henry
Lent, killed duck Saturday that was
a rare bird. The duck had two pairs OF
wings, one pair being fully developed,
and the other nearly so. The boy had
the duck picked before his father OBJ.
served the curiosity or he would have
| had it mounted.