Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-10-22
BRIEF MENTION.

When in Montesano get your meals at
the Royal. II
About 1CCO feet of fire ho.e was burn
ed during the fire.
A large ,ffice clock awaits the owner
at the Wishkah hotel.
Send fire pictures to your friends
abroad. At SHIFTS Drug Co. 1t
The Review Club will meet next Tues
day with Mrs. J. B. Haynes.
W. C. Hudson has found temporary
quarters in Shipman's barber shop.
VIM. Cameron is having dwelling
built on Fifth street, near Broadway.
Tn. Olsen has secured part of the store
at So q street for his drug business.
Miss Rosa Kent has returned to Elma
after a visit with Aberdeen friends.
Edgar Nash was discharged fro m the
Aberdeen General hospital this morning.
j. Kessley, of Cosmopolis, is building
meat market on B street, near Fourth.
L. W. Walker has opened the Aber.
deem bar in Sam Benn's building, 81 F
street.
Building hardware, of every descrip-
ton. at right prices. Griggs, % Heron
street. ,
E. H. Lively is reported quite i'll, at
his home, Broadway and Fourth
streets.
Silas Pearson has established an office
at 1853 Market street, next to Odd Eel
lows hall.
The Rebekah lodge held pleasant
social session after lodge meeting Tues
day evening.
The Office of the Aberdeen Lumber &
Single Co. is located in the office Of
Douglas Bros.
Jerome Wakefield, OF Elma, was one
of the visitors to the disfigured metrop-
oils yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gabrielson have
moved into the Bell building, on Market
street, near F.
Clarence Crowther returned to Port
land today, after visit with his father,
l. e. Crowther.
A. d. Devonshire, president of the
Montesano State Bank, had business in
the city yesterday.
l.. ]. Beedon, POI First street, has g
cash register belonging to some burned
out establishment.
Mrs. w. B. Fetterman has leased 3:
feet of her lot, on Wishkah street near
f, for 500 month.
Timber Cruser's blank reports, sc
cent per dozen, at the HERALD Printery
6s Wishkah street. tt
w. M. Maughn has rented the new
dwelling house OF DR.. +. E. Lane, Oh
First street, near r.
All social events that were contem
plated within week, were postponed
on account of the fire.
Comics of the Industrial edition OF the
HERALD will be maile1 to any address
for five cents per copy.
The latest popular music for guitar
banjo and mandolin for sale by the
Grlys Harbor Music Co. tt
The owner 'can find feather bed
some pillows. and an overcoat at the res
ilence OF Capt. Burrows.
Emil riund, the jeweler, went to the
Aberdeen General hospital Tuesday, fol
treatment, being quite i'll.
The Methodist church bell will be
used for fire purposes until the city pro
cures one for that purpose.
J.J. Vaughn has secured the little
house on the Heron street bridge tenn
porarily, iot .his tailor shop
The walls,oi.the kaufman block, that
were lett standing. were blown down
with gunpowder, Tuesday.
Geo. l.. Hilton is, erecting a temper
airy building on his lot on Market street
next to the Mitchell building
The Grays Harbor Electric Co. has its
office in the Bulletin office until perma
nent quarters can be secured.
The Z. |. Wilson Music Co. is rushing
up temporary quarters on the old site
corner OF and Wishkah streets.
j. ]. Kaufman is preparing to open
furniture store in the Nicholett hote
buildinp Wishkoh and + streets
Ranges, stoves and heaters. All kind;
at lowest possible prices. VIM. Griggs
hardware dealer, % Heron street.
Mrs. Ellen Ryan is going out Of the
millinery business, and is closing ou
Ter damaged goods at any price they
will bring. At Grand Central hotel
Market and III street.