Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-22
BRIEF M ENTION.

H. H. Carter went to Olympia on
business, Saturday.
Fred H. Green returned from Saginaw,
Mich, Saturday night.
Thomas E. Quigg is quite i'll, at the
Aberdeen General hospital.
Nearly $4,000 has been subscribed to
the Masonic temple fund.
f. D. lrescott has purchased the
transfer business OF Ike Beemer.
DR.. J. w. Scamell returned Friday
from visit in San Francisco.
DR.. NJ. ROB stapp had professional
business in Elna. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs II. X. Finch, OF Portland,
visited Aberdee friends saturday.
AT. Coats returned Friday from a
business trip in Sout! ern Oregon.
Miss Lillian Fleet, of Montesano, Wis
tied Aberdeen friends last week.
A. H. Marsh lett yesterday for bust
ness trip east of the mountains.
All the latest in sheet music at Grays
Harbor Music Co. 81 Heron street. tt
Peter Holpa sold out his saloon, Sat
urday, to some San Francisco parties.
Phil, S. Locke left this M rDing for
business visit in Seattle and Tacoma.
Mrs. Emil Pfund was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hospital, Satur-
day.
1t is reported that new bank is to be
organized in lioquiam with $4,000
capital.
Four new members were itiated into
the Odd Fellows Encampment, satur-
day night.
John Blaauw, the rustling editor OF
the Tacoma Tiende, is in the city On
business
Mrs. Frank Taylor was down from
Montesano, last week, visiting Aberdeen
friends.
N. A. Springer has been awarded a
contract to build two cottages in East
Aberdeen, for Mrs. Victor Hugo.
NIT, anu VI VI. 'iN'HNi' W o"'S"6Cs
visited the city last week, the guests OF
Geo. J. Wolff.
The Fraternal brotherhood had
social meeting, Tuesday night, which
was addressed by Special Organizer
Rounds
Miss Gene Mason had a narrow escape
.o.;o,o ooo;JoOt while huOpV
riding at Montesano, last week.
Miss Mabel Buland returned to her
home at Castle Rock, Friday, aftera visit
with her cousins, the Misses Mason.
Quite a large crowd went to Westport,
yesterday, on the A. F. D. Band ex'
cursion.
Earl Sprague, of Hoquiam. entered
the Aberdeen General hospital for t'eat.
ment, yesterday.
A.C. Ingram, an employc of the 9. E
Burrows Co. camp. is quite i'll, at the
Aberdeen General hospital.
The Order of Pendo gave very pleas
ant social, in the A. 0. U. w. hall
Saturday evening.
Attorney B. G. Cheney was down from
Montesano. Saturday. on professional
business.
Timber Cruser's blank reports, 81
cent per dozen, at the HERALD Prlnterv
6e Wishkah street II
A. w. Linn, the well known farmer
and logger OF North river, had business
in the city Saturday.
The brace of burglars whose operations
in Hoquiam had become notorious, were
rested in Olympia last week.
Thomas Chalmers, an employee Of Carl
sons camp. entered the Aberdeen Gen
eral hospital for treatment, Saturday.
For pure drugs, fine toilet articles
good stationery etc, 60 to IN. Olsen
successor to Todd's Pharmacy.
Norbert Durand, who is employed al
the Dryden & Leitch mill, is quite i'll, a
the Aberdeen General hospital.
A union meeting OF the va ious young
peoples so ietes was Eeld at the Pres
byterian church last evening.
The lily Market, corner Wisi >ah am
G street les the sole agency TO- Axe
deem fo~ Nj .esano creamery butter.
Albert B. Lord, editor of the "Tele
scope" a new magazine published a
Olympia, was in the city Saturday.
Fred Eaton returned Saturday from
Pullman, where he had been attending
the state agricultural college.
Mrs. II. L. Hagerman. of Saltwater