Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-07
All the latest in sheet music at Gray
Harbor Music Co. "a Heron street. If

All the latest in sheet music at Grayi
Harbor Music Co. "a Heron street. II
Thos. Kilkelley came down from Mon.
tesano Saturday, and entered the Aber.
deem General hospital for treatment.
Miss Esther Cots enter tanned party
OF her little friends Saturday afternoon.
on the occasion OF her fifth birthday
The w c. T. U. held a rally of the
Sunday schools of the city at the Con-
gregational church, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. j. S. Gum and Mrs. S. f. Rikel
entertained number of lady friends al
a "Thimble" party, Saturday afternoon,
WAN1ED-A woman to keep house
for gentleman and three children,
Good wages. Inquire Of Fred Carlson.
Mrs.-A. J.. Anderson entertained tie
Ladies Of the Maccabees last Thursday
afternoon. at her home in North A btrs
deem. ..s
You will find all the latest ttyles in
early fall hats and automobile caps at
Mrs. Ellen Ryan's millinery -+tossY-A
street.
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For bilious attack take Chamber.
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and q
quick cure is certain. For .A3le by All
Dt,ttkiMs.es , l7 3 :Nos1xs
Miss Leona Scott is recovering from
thu, effects Of 4 severe -opsFstien, per-
: = &otmsd hussday at.thsAbetdesn Cen
gerry shpspital.s
". 3: Mason left Friday for the Sound,
where he had some legal matters to at
tend to, on his way home, at Aberdeen,
South Dakota. ''''
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Mack and MIR. and
Mrs. Emil Pfund were passengers for
San Francisco, Tharsday night, ~on the
steamer Chehalis. :; =.
Wishkah Circle, Women of Woodcraft,
enjoyed visit from Fir Circle of Ho
qniam, Thursday evening, and had g
general good time. -
Edward .3latz undes,xent a aurgica
EopeRtion At :hesAberdeens General hos
Epttal FSatGday,a and was recovering
nicely ef1is morning.
! !. Special Christian Endeavor service,
were held last evening, at the Presby
terrain church, at which AN interestin,
program was rendered.
James Berry was severely hurt a
Larkin Bros camp Saturday. He wa
struck by q falling tree, and had a LEI
broken, aud his back injured.
Capt. II. A. Benham, w. F. ,Entrop
A. Raby and VIM. Dryden returned
Saturday from an extended visit to thei
land claims in Cowlitz county.
A party of the Order of Washington
went to Hoqniam, Thursday night, t.
assist at the orga nization Of lodge there
and report a very pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Heath and h. H
Heath left Saturday for their homer il
Iowa and Nebraska, after visit Will
their sister, Mrs. c. r. Beardsley. -.
Newton and Bernard MacLafferty lef
this morning for Chicago, to complet
their medical studies, this being thei
fourth year in the Chicago institution.
Larkin Bros. will finish logging a
their present location, on the Wishkal
river, this week, and will move their ex
tensive plant to a new body of timber.
K. ?. Porter has leased the room soutl
OF his present cigar stand, on + street
and will enlarge his establishment, t
keep pace with his increasing business
II. f. Bailer, manager of the telephon
system, is confined to his room with
very sore foot, the result OF collidin
with a wagon while riding h wheel, OF
F street.
Aberdeen Wcodmen OF the World an,
the ladies OF the Circle chartered tn
Wolverine Saturday evening, and al
tended social session of the order a
Hoquiam.
J. NJ. Lewis has accepted position a
bill clerk at the railroad freight office
and is also putting in neat tobacco an
cigar stand in the office OF the CONNER
cial hotel.
o. Anderson and Chas. Eklund, @
Pacific county. visited Aberdeen las
week after an absence of several years
and were astonishcd at the progress
made by the city.
Alter today the Hoquiam road will b.
closed for 60 days, while the Hoquian
end is being rebuilt. The steamer VOL
VERNE will be placed on the run, max
ing five round trips between the tw
cities daily.