Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-25
BRIEF MENTION.

A new roof is being put in the Atlantic
hotel.
A. Gylfe returned Tuesday from a
business visit to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas w. Pearson are
visiting friends in Seattle.
VIM. Lester and family left yesterday
70 Alberta. Canada, to reside.
r. J Hits made a business visit 70
Seattle and Tacoma this week.
Bishop Keator will hold services in the
Episcopal church next Sunday.
All the latest in sheet music at Grays
Harbor Music Co. "a Heron street. tt
W. w. Weatherwax left Tuesday to
return to his position at Walla Walla.
Albert McClay was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hospital, yester.
day.
The outside appearance of Hotel Ken
dali is being improved by coat of
paint.
Miss Maud McDermoth returned yes.
terday from weeks visit with friends
in Centralia.
Timber Crusier's blank reports, so
cent per dozen, at the HERALD Printery,
6e Wishkah street If
Mrs. L. II. Miller returned to Cheha-
lis, Tuesday, after Wis ting her sister,
Mrs. X. Il. Bassett.
A. Fl. Weik r. turned to Coats camp,
yesterday, upon being discharged from
the Aberdeen General hospital.
Mrs E. f. Shields and children, who
had been visiting relatives in Centralia.
returned home Monday evening
Up to this morning the Heppner relief
committee had Sc 'ured $3.50 for the fund :,
with prospect Of making l. $1,000.
The -. Market, COZ rer Wis 81. and
q stra-l rs the sole 'gency to -',e
deem &c" VI esann creamery bu,,e.
DAME! Thomas was discharged yester-
day from the Aberdeen General hospital {,
and returned to his home at Whatcom.
A. c. Ingram was ,ischarged from rhe
Aberdeen General hospital, yesterday,
and returned to The Burrows Co. camp.
PRICES ARE RIGHr--On medicines and
other drug store articles, at Olsen s
Iha macy. Phone S6. Free delivery.
The ladies of the Congregational
church gave Strawberry Shortcake
supper, in the church paIlo last even
ing
Ticket No. 81 won the chair at VIM.
Griggs' hardware store, and the holder
can have the prize upon presenting the
ticket.
Rev. I. F. Elliott went to .ralia,
Tuesday, attend the NJ. f.. church
conference and Epworth League con.
vention.
Mrs. Frank j. Becker entertained a
small party of friends Monday evening,
in honor of Mr.. Howard Gaylord, OF
Portland.
B. johnson had a hand severely
mashed Tuesday morning by heavy
timber falling on it while working ct the
Wilson MILL
The Epworth League OF the NJ. +.
church is arranging to give moonlight
excursion to Westport Beach, on Friday
evening, July 10.
Albert r. Lord, business manager OF
"The Telescope an Olympia magazine,
was in the citv, Yesterday, in the inter-
est of his publication
The Aberdeen and Olympia league
base ball teams will play the fourth
game of their series at Athletic Park
next Sunday afternoon.
Col. j. w. Tokas returned Monday
evening from Green River Hot Springs,
where he spent four weeks, and is almost
entirely cured OF the rheumatism.
School Clerk Crandel has completed
the enumeration OF the school census,
and is busy compiling his report. He
found about 400 children of school age.
The painting OF the Market street
school house is part of the building
contract with |. W. Mason, not new
contract as some Of the papers have
stated.
X. II. Evans, former well known
resident of Aberdeen, now OF Bossburg,
Wash, is in the city, looking after his
property interests here and greeting old
friends.
The school board has awarded
contract to Story Bros, for l65 cords OF
wood, for 1921 cord, cut in two-foot
lengths and delivered in the sheds OF the
schools.