Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-10-19
BRIEF NJ IGNITION.
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When in Montesano get your meals at
the Royal. tt
DR.. J. a. Mapes went % Portland on
business Saturday.
The newspaper offices drew lucky
numbers at the fire.
A TEN porary Jail is.being built, in rear
of Samuel Benn's Office.
Send fire pictures to your friends
abroad. AT SHIFTS Drug Co. 1t
Mrs. Paul Richards went to Tacoma,
today, to visit her parents.
S. B. Linn was down from Matlock,
yesterday, visiting his family.
Both daily trains now have mail mes
sengers, and carry local mail.
Mrs. NJ. II. Williams, OF Hoquiam,
visited Aberdeen friends last week.
The Western Union telegraph office
did rushing business since the fire.
Frank P. Porter, OF Brown & Porter,
went to Portland on business today.
The Olympus theater announces d
grand reopening next Monday night.
Building hardware, of every descrip-
ton. at right prices. Griggs, 25 Heron
street.
Waldo Hart has accepted position in
the Office oil the Anderson 4 Middleton
Lumber Co.
The city council will meet again this
evening, at the...office of Mayor West.
East Aberdeen.
Timber Crusier's blank reports, SO
6e Wishkah street. tt
G. q. Mitchell, "a. prominent street rail
way official OF Tacoma, had business in
the city last week.
Copies of the Industrial edition of the
HERALD will be mailed to any address
for five cents per copy.
Judge Langhorne, of Chehalis, was in
the city yesterday, visiting his daughter,
Mrs. r r. Bassett.
Percy Perry was down from Seattle,
yesterday, visiting his mother, and view
ing the burnt district.
r. NJ. Cooper, manager of the Olym'
pus theater, returned yesterday from an
extended visit in Seattle
The Salvation Army has moved to
Hoquiam until it can secure another
headquarters building.
The latest popular music for guitar
banjo and mandolin .for sale by the
Grays Harbor Music Co. tt
Mrs. J. f. Elliott arrived yesterday
from Seattle, on visit to her mother
Mrs. Catherine Lowry.
J. Will Anderson, prominent mer'
chant Of Elma, was among the visitors
to Aberdeen yesterday.
Nate Kaufman arrived yesterday from
Whatcom, to.'visit his uncles, DR.. kauf'
man and Col. Toklas.
The city was filed with visitors from
all parts OF the county Yesterday, view
ing the burnt district.
Fred Becker has joined the firm O.
Becker Bros, on q street, the two gro
Gerry houses having consolidated.
O. l., Grain, who has been at the
Aberdeen General hospital with an in
iured knee, is around on crutches.
Rev. Chas. McDermoth has recovered
from his indispostion, and was able tc
hold Divine services Yesterday.
Ranges, stoves and heaters. All kind.
at lowest possible prices. VIM. Griggs
hardware dealer, % Heron street.
One hundred tents arrived Saturday
evening from Olympia, and those requir
ing them should apply to Mayor West.
The CITY Market, corner WishkGh ant
G streets, has the sole 'gency Tor Aber
deem iOr Montesano creamery butter. t
Subscribers 10 the HERALD failing t.
receive their papers regularly will confer
favor by reporting the same to this
office.
Lee A. Parks, the paper mill man, vii
arrive here tomorrow or Wednesday, t.
examine the locations secured by the
committee.
The telephone management is to be
congratulated upon its efforts to main
tain service under the greatest diff
culties.
For a pleasant physic take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy
to take. Pleasant in effect. For sale b!
All Druggists.
Mrs. Geo. Nelson, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Knud
son, left Saturday to join her husband
at Ellensburg.