Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-05-28
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

A., met last evening.
Editor Crawford made business visit
to the Sound this week.
The Elks lodge will hold IA ladies' social
session, tomorrow night.
Go to Clarke's cash and racket sto' e
for bargains. 81 II street. tt
Ever, thing at C.arke's cash and racket
store is bargain. 81 II street. tt
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
II. Green on Monday, May %.
L. L. Maley is having a sign board lsx
l26 feet erected on Dabney Heights
The schooner A. J. West j. loa ling at
the upper Wishkah dock for Mexico.
Call at Clarke's cash and racket store,
see goods, and get prices. 81 ii 1t. tt
All the latest in sheet music at Grays
Harbor Music Co. "a Heron street. If
Go to Cla,ke's cash and racket store,
at 81 ii street, for bargains in every
thing. tt
Hon. Frank G. Cushman, of Tacoma,
visited his Aberdeen constituents this
week.
The prices at Clar ke's cash and racket
store should induce you to buy for the
future. II
Mrs. Henry Spo was discharged
from the Aberdeen Gene ral hospital,
yesterday.
The big Hepfnser log was extracted
from the slough near the RAILROAD depot
this morning.
Clarke's cash and racket store has Ave
and ten cent count RS. E er!'hing % on
view is bargain tt
Timber Crusier's blank reports, so
cent per dozen, at the HERALD Printery,
&c Wishkah street tt
Mrs. f. Cloney and son returned
Tuesday from Seattle, where they have
been visiting friends.
A. A. Carlson entered the Aberdeen
General hospital, yesterday, for treat
ment fo- appendicitis.
Burglars entered Il e store OF Shaw &
Morrison, Monday night, and robbed the
TIL of 80 and ~ check.
The only exclusive general bookkeeper
and collector in the city. I. ii. HILL, s
Wishkah ST. eet, Tel. 533. 6S ct
The Rustlers of the Junior Y. NJ. G. A.
were entertained at dinner by the Ladies
Auxiliary, Tuesday evening.
Miss Gertie Coonfbs who graduated
from the High school in this city, left
for her home. at Elma- Tuesday.
Prof. Mortimer Martini, who success
fully staged IAN Unequal Match" left
yesterday morning for Portland.
Mr.. Carlson, of the Oriental Tea Co 4,
is at the Aberdeen General hospital,
under treatment.for appendicitis.
Mis- Hilah l.. Allen principal of the
High school, left Monday to spend the
vacation at .her.h in Michigan.
w. f. Wyatt was discharged from the
the Aberdeen General hos oital this
morning, and returnedsto Rayville.
TIE 2.y Market, COZ rer WIS., 81. and
G str.., IFS the sole agency to !.e 70
deem &C." VI, .esano creamery Lutte. :.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
Mibradt was buried Wednesday after.
noon, the Rev. C. McDermoth officiating.
II. l.. Carpenter was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hospital, yester-
day, and returned to the G. +. Burrows
Co. camp.
The West 4 Slade..mill started up yes
terday after few days close down,
while connection was being made with
the new refuse burner.
Can furnish cedar piing for fourda-
tions on short notice, also spruce plllne
and bonn sticks. Enquire OF j. b.
HAYNES, 10 b street, Phone SOC. tt
A number of Aberdeen Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs went to Hoquam, Mon.
day night, to attend the opening OF the
new hall of the order in that city.
N. D. Warwick, for sometime engineer
at the American mill, has severed his re.
lations with that company, to take like
position with the Moclips mill company.
The Christian EndeavorSociety of the
Presbyterian church will give panto-
mine social tomorrow evening at the
home Of Mrs. NJ. Magill, 25sA'ir tstreet
r. NJ. Cooper, manager OF the Olym.
pus theat;e went to Seattle, Monday, for
lew days trip. Mr.. S. C. Coleman is
now here looking after the interests OF
the firm and theatre.
want your farm, ranch, timber land,
logging prolosit on or mill site. Fave