Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-23
Market and c SITS.

from the fire give him call. Opposite
postoffice.
Miss Della Wells, who has been slight
ly i'll for the past week, went to Cen.
tralia yesterday, to visit friends and
take a vacation.
Geo. Martin came down from Monte
sano, Saturday, and entered the Aber-
deem General hospital with leg severely
injured by falling limb.
For sick headache try Cham berlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets; they will
ward Oft the attack if taken in time.
For sale by All Druggists.
The Union Mill Co. is pushing the
erection Of it's lath mill and the setting
of machinery, and expect to be cutting
lumber before January l.
The ladies of the scandinavian Luth-
eran church will hold fancy goods
fair in the church next Thursday. Fri.
day and Saturday evenings.
H. c. Lord and A. L. Hall, of Seattle,
government inspectors OF boilers. aid
hulls, were in the city Friday. and in
spected the steamer Harbor Belle.
VIM. Zeigler, who has been in the
hospital since the fire, has resumed his
shoemaking shop with B. J. Garman.
ready to make and save soles, as
usual tt
The Dime concert by the choir of the
Congregational church was attended by
a fair sized audience, and very enter
tanning program was excellently rem
dered.
LOST OR SToLEN-A No. ~ hammerless
shot gun. made by Baltimore Arms Co.
Taken from Hotel Kendall. A liberal
reward for information leading to its
recovery. 17.3t
Mrs. c. I. Wooding entertained a
party of lady friends, Friday afternoon,
in honor of Mrs. B. II. Wheeler. OF Red
lands, Cal who is an old schoolmate of
Mrs. Wooding.
VIM. Gidley received an accidental cut
under the eye while working at the An
derson Il Middleton mill. Friday, and
had the wound dressed at the Aberdeen
General hospital.
NOTICE TO LOG OWNER short cedar
log, branded Z. B Co., has drifted onto
Block 8, l. N. Scammon's plat OF Monte
sano, and will be sold if unclaimed by
owner at the time specified by law. A.
OSWALD. Aberdeen, Wash.
A matter of interest to lawyers.is the
announcement that motion day in the
supreme court for December will be the
third Friday instead Of the fourth. as
the fourth will be on Christmas.
Lyman w. Miller, we'll known news.
paper man. is in the CITY, visiting Mr..
and Mrs. f. J. Dryer. Mr.. Miller re.
Gently sold his paper, the Wenatchee
Advance, and is locking up new field.
In order to allow the HERALD force to
give thanks, the next issue of the paper
will be printed Wednesday night instead
of Thursday. Copy for advertisements
must be handed in by Wednesday noon.
The Aberdeen Grocery Co. has opened
for business in temporary building at
81 H street, telephone SOL. with COM
plete new stock of groceries and pro.
visions. Old patrons, and new ones are
invited to call, or telephone their
orders. 1921
Miss Oracle Wolf, whose appearance
on the Edison theater stage made u de.
cided hit recently, has been engaged by
the Edison circuit, and went to Seattle
yesterday to play her first engagement
in that city.
r. J. Hits left this morning for Rem.
ton, taking with him 800 pounds of the
Stewart clay which he will have thor
oughly tested for it's brick making quail
ties. Mrs. Hits accompanied him as
far as Seattla, where she will visit her
sister.
At the special school election Saturday
but 20 votes were cast, and all OF them
were in favor OF the proposition to sell
the Wishkah street property to the city
for $4,000. The matter was so satisfac-
tory that the people did not take the
trouble to vote.
DR.. Smits has purchased the J. d.
Morehead property, on the corner of X
and Heron streets, and will move the
double dwelling house from Heron street
to X street, on the corner OF the alley.
This purchase gives DR.. SHIFTS one-half
a block for the Aberdeen General hos.
pital grounds.
The West & Sade store will be moved
into the new store building this week.
The new store is one OF the finest ar
ranged business houses in the city, 30x
100 feet in size, and is equipped with
every facility for handling the large
grocery trade OF the company. The