Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-03-27
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

A :. Taylor had business in Elna
this week.
son was born 70 Mr.. AMI Mrs. Jack
Horton Tuesday night.
= II. Mullen returned yesterday from
three weeks cruise in Oregon.
Wedding gifts. cut glass and sill.
yer. GoLDmAN's. Seattle.
The nickle -in-the-slot machine cases
will come on for trial at Cosmopolis next
Monday
1T. Durdle, pro prietor of the Monte
sano creamery. had business in the city
Yesterday.
Rob, Turner is on the streets, on
crutches today for the first time since his
leg was broke.
VIII Ennis was down from Tacoma
this week visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. \. c. Ennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Medcali are down
from Montesano. visiting their daughter
Mrs. Grant Wheeler.
4 part OF the crew at the McWhinney
shipyard had 70 lay of Yesterday after.
ternoon for lack OF timbers.
FIFTEEN DOLLARS will buy second
hand typewriter. in good working order.
Inquire at the HERAr Office. If
Chief Ranger ;. X. Bowes lett Tuesday
for 3 visit 10 the Foresters lodges at
South Bend and North Yakima.
The Olympus theater is giving nice,
clean vaudeville show every night, with
the very best talent obtainable. It
Mrs. Peter Woods, a pioneer lady of
Elma. IS visiting the city. the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. T. :. German.
Carl Johnson, the one-armed bridge
tender, has fitted up neat cigar and
tobacco stand on the Heron street bridge.
T.E. Coyle, chief dispatcher Of the y.
p. Ry. al Tacoma. visited his pa ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Cocle during the
wees.
Mrs. Ellen Ryan Will be pleased 70
have the ladies call at her new store. on
H street. ana examine the latest styles
in millinery. i
The steamer Ranger brought UP a
large quantity OF sails IRON the wrec4ed
bark Ernest Reyer Tuesday, for VI L.
Sherwood.
Easter Hats-The greatest display al
latest styles ever shown on Grays Har
hor. Mrs. Ellen RYAN, H street, opposite
Express Office. 1t
SHAW'S PURE MALT has marvel.
Gus dietetic value While refreshing and
pleasant to axe, it helps assimilation Of
food. Sold by the Humbolt saloou,
Aberdeen, Wash.
Mrs. Catherine Lowery, accompanied
by her Granddaughter. Miss Florence
Hook, Is in Seattle, visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. J. VI. Elliott
JOS IaRrecht, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Churchill, of Saginaw, Mich. are visit
ting relatives in this city, the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. LaBrecht.
The Y. NJ. c. A. has adopted re:olu-
tons commenting the city council and
marshal for the closing Of gambling
houses and other resorts Of crime.
DR.. o. y. Sullivan, the we'll known &C.
culist, will leave early next month for
Ireland, expecting to spend about two
,-oo 70 ~ .; i, al Il, =.
profession.
The explosion OF a gasoline lamp in
the Housman saloon yesterday morning
came near resulting in a disastrous fire, !
but was extinguished before any damage !
was done.
The suggestion OF A. G. Long to the
city council, that the fire bell should be !
placed on top OF the hose tower, should
be considered when 1t comes to putting
the old bell back in service.
The Masonic lodge has taken up the
matter Of building temple, and an
association may be formed among the
members, and the building erected on
their lot, on the corner OF Heron AMI |
streets.
Mitchell Eranciscovich, who recently
sold his interests in the Central md .
Modern restaurants, has leased the rom |
on Heron street next to the Aberdeen |
hotel, where he will open restaurant
next week.
The Y. NJ. G. A. invites the public to
attend a reception and supper at the
association rooms next Wednesday een-
ing. The association desires bettemc-
quain'ance with the public. and that he
knowledge Of the work being carried on
may be more general, and to that nd,
extends cordial invitation to attencthe
reception.
Saw Mill Machinery for Sale.
The machinery OF the Shoalwater3
Mill Company, at Sunshine. Paitc