Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-10-08
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New belt pendants and pins at Ney-
sey's.
Ask for Douglas $500 shoes at Geo.
Fishers.
Call for artic wool underwear at Geo.
Fishers.
Ed. Dolan went to Seattle today on
business.
All kinds of logging shoes at Geo.
Fishers.
New trimmings, buttons and laces at
Neyseys.
When in Montesano get your meals at
the Royal. If
Hamlin hats, best in the market, at
Geo. Fishers.
Mayor West went to Portland on bust.
ness Tuesday.
Ask for S,ein-Block tailor made suits
at Geo. Fishers.
Harry B. Martin was up from Hoqui-
am on business Tuesday.
Attorney f. F.. Boner had legal bust
ness at Olympia this week.
The Gordon hat. strictly union made,
fully guaranteed, at Veyseys.
Rudolph Distler was over from Cos.
mopolis on business yesterday.
Come and get strictly union made
hat-the Gordon-at Veysey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Bowes returned
Tuesday from visit in Seattle.
Rev. Father Garland left Tuesday for
short visit in the Sound cities.
Miss Mary Mcneil visited friends in
Hoquiam several days this week.
The Improved Order of Red Men will
hold a special meeting this evening.
Six or seven vessels are reported off
the bar, waiting to enter the harDor.
Frank Castle has sold his interest in
the Union Transfer Co. to Ed. Boyd.
The Friends in Council Club met with
Mrs. j. A. Mapes, Tuesday afternoon.
Robt. Obrist was discharged from the
Aberdeen General hospital, yesterday.
F. S. Pierce left this morning for
Bridgeport, Conn, to visit his mother.
r. Hits has been confined to his
room by slight illness for several days.
attorney ]. G Cross returned last
night from professional trip to Seattle.
Arthur j. Young, of North Aberdeen,
returned from trip to Alaska last
week.
Hoquiam Presbyterians have the
plans, and will try to build $4,000
church.
Deputy Sheriff Ed Payette was down
from Montesano last night on official
business.
Judge N. d. Arnold went to Olympia,
yesterday, to visit his daughter, Mrs. r.
&. Bryan.
Seventeen new members were initiated
into the Improved Order of Red Men
last night.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Sherwood and children re-
turned Tuesday from visit with friends
in Olympia.
The Chehalis County Medical Society
met Tuesday evening in the office OF DR..
Schumacher.
We sell the best "Artist's Unpublished
Violin Strings IN the'clty. Grays har-
Dor Music Co. II
The Olympus theater has an unusually
strong company this week, including the
Arab acrobats.
Ernest Bloch, manager OF the Aber
deem Brewing Co.. Went TO South Fcnd
today on business.
Duncan Mcleod, Of Iioquiam, entered
the Aberdeen General hospital, very i'll,
Tuesday afternoon.
Timber Crusier's blank reports, so
cent per dozen, at the HERALD Prlntery,
bG Wishkah street. II
Fred Baker arrived Monday from
Abi'ine, Kansas, on a visit to his sister,
Mrs Harry A. Hayes.
Copies OF the Industrial edition Of the
HERALD Will be ludllet to any address
for five cents per copy
Editor Crawford went to Gate this
morning, to meet q nephew who came
from the east on a visit.
A pleasant time was had at the dime
social given by the Daughters OF Re-
bekah, Tuesday evening.
J.J. johnson, OF Montesano, the we'll
known North river logger, had business
in the city this morning.
K. 7. Waldron is having plans pre-
pared Tor three-sloly apartment house,
S4x70 feet, to be built adjoining his resi-
dence, on Heron street