Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-31
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Telephone 1913 for express or livery rig
A six-foot show case for sale, at Todd's
Pharmacy.
Miss Lulu Carman is very ill with
typhoid fever.
g Dry wood is the best. Try it. For
sale by o. l.. GRAIN. tt
County Attorney Hutchinson had bust
ness in town Monday.
County Superintendent McKillip had
business in Aberdeen, Friday.
Chas. ". Yana, the Westport hotel
man, visited Aberdeen over Sunday.
W. II. Pearson returned from a visit
in the Sound cities Monday evening.
The HERALD and w. J. Rryan's paper
for one year for 1926, strictly in advance.
The local telephone exchange has been
moved to the new Pioneer Hotel building.
Clarence, the two-year-old son of Jas.
H. White, died Saturday, OF pneumonia.
The ordinance requiring the number
ing of all houses in the city is now Il
law.
Mrs. T. A. Palmer, OF Satsop, returned
home Monday after visit with Mrs. &.
5. Kendall.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Campbell enter
tanned party of friends at cards Tues
day evening.
Will Crist, the popular Montesano
hotel man, had business in town Tues
day afternoon.
Representative Bush came down from
the state capital Friday evening, and
returned Monday.
Clarence Crowther came over from
Portland Monday, to visit his father,
Mr.. l. G. Crowther.
Phil. Duffy went to Elma, Sunday,
where he has a position in the camp OF
the Mack Logging Co.
MI Gleeson, the we'll known Satsop
logger, had business in the city several
days during the week.
F. r. Granger has bought out X. w.
Pullen, and now conducts the cigar store
and billiard hall himself.
G. E. Arnold's blacksmith shop has
been moved from River street to +
street.. ntXU W w OOttWUIN lCtSi'
Owing to the special meeting OF the
CITY council last night, no meeting OF the
Chamber OF Commerce was held.
Merritt Woods, pioneer farmer OF
Satsop, visited Aberdeen Tuesday, and
made the HERALD plea SAINT call.
Nv. Mason returned Monday even
ing, after two months absence on bust
ness in the middle western states.
Representative Philbrick came down
from Olympia to attend the funeral OF
his comrade in arms, ]. D. Roberts.
CT Ernst, manager of the CONNER
cial Tea Co., has leased the Mcurego
dwelling in Highland Home addition.
A very pleasant time is reported t.
have been had at the ball given by TIN
Aberdeen brass band, Saturday night.
Ideal fancy shirt is the best Soc, 75c.
Al and 81 ,25 line on the market. Sol'
only py Garman & Barkley. See window
Judge O. V. Linn, of the Thursstol
county superior court, visited Aberdeen
last night, returning to Olympia tn
morning.
The Richardson Il Pringle big minstre
show will occupy the Acme opera hous
tonight, with fifty bright, brainy colore
performers.
II YOU look elsewhere for Ideal fanc
shirts it's only time wasted. 75c. and =
largest and best line in the city. Gan
man 4 Barkley.
For SArE.-A nice building lot i
Highland Home addition, cleared an
substantially fenced. Inquire OF ID
LAcKEY, Aberdeen.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Presby
terrain church were kindly entertaine
at their last meeting by Mrs. Johnso
and Mrs Patterson.
Eugene France returned last Thursda
evening, after months absence
Michigan, where he went to close II
some deals in timber lands.
Chas. Voorhees, underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at st. Joseph's ho
pltal, Monday. Drs. Scamell and Owe
meyer performed the operation.
Good Shoes Cheap.-Broken lines an
odd sizes will be soidat cost for the ne,
thirty days.FRANK THOMAS, the shoe
maker, Heron street below IL. l9-4t
The remains OF j. D. Roberts We
shipped to Waterloo, Iowa, Sunday, II
interment. Mr.. G. +. l.. Roberts, faith
of the deceased, accompanied the body.
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