Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-05-18
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

G. S. Prickette, of Elma, is in the city,
on business.
Saturday, 90 business.
Clarke's cash and racket store has five
an ten cent count rs. Everything on
view is a bargain. tt
Miss G rite Comtes visited her par
ents, at Elma. yesterday.
Go to tl,rke's cash and racket sto c
for bargains. 81 II street. ii
Every thing at C!arke's cash and racket
store is bargain. 81 II street. tt
All the latest in sheet music at Grays
. Harbor Music 60. "a Heron street. tt
Call at Clarke's cast and racket store,
see goods, and get prices. 81 Ii st. tt
Miss Elizabeth Girton entertained the
Aeoian Musical Club, Friday evening.
A fine girl baby was born to MIR. and
Mrs. Floyd l.. McNair, Saturday night.
Go to Clarke's cash and racket store,
at 81 II street, for bargains in every
thing. If
The prices t Clarke's cash and racke
store should induce you to buy for the
future. If
Timber Crusier's blank reports, so
cent per dozen, at the HERALD Printery,
6e Wishkah street tt
Mrs. w. II. Hastings, OF Minneapolis,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Andrew
Uglem.
Yesterday, May II, was the Natal Day
of Sweden, the Swedish Fourth of July,
as it were.s
The Aberdeen Bre' ing Co. h as headed
the Fourth OF July subscription list with
500. Next!
Several vessels have been bar bound
in the lower harbor during the storm
of last week.
Fred Carlson and John Robson were
discharged from the Aberdeen General
hospital, Saturday.
Mrs. A. d. Wood went to Cohassett,
Fri 'ay, to prepare Pinehurst cottage for
the summer season.
Capt. IL. A. Benham returned Satur-
day from visit to his land claim, in
Cowlitz county.
John Law, foreman of the Bulletin
composing rooms, visited his parents at
Montesano, yesterday.
Arne Fereskagen paid IS and costs
into the police court, Friday, for being
drunk and disorderly.
E. Z Boner, OF this city, was admitted
to practice in the supreme court, at the
examination last week.
The only exclusive general bookkeeper
and collector in the city. L. IL. HILL, s
Wishkah stl eet, Tel. 533. IS ct
The j. J.'s, a young mems social club,
will give photograph party in the Il.
A. r. hall, tomorrow evening
Geo. Hathaway was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hospital, and re-
turned to Hoqniam, yesterday.
J. Wood was discharged from the
Aberdeen General hospital, yesterday,
and returned to Stencils camp.
A pleasant social was giveI by the
ladies of South Aberdeen, for the benefit
OF Rev. Mr. Snyder, Friday evening.
Miss Ina Weatherwax came down
from Seattle, Friday evening. to visit
her mother, and returned yesterday.
B. j. Garman is converting the blank
wall on the Il street side of his shoe
store into plate glass display windows.
N. A. Springer has received the con-
tract to build dwelling for Mrs. j. p.
Sullivan, on First street below Broad
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. German went to
Elma, yesterday, to visit the parents OF
Mrs. German, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Woods.
J. B. Dabney has leased the second
floor of his new block, on Heron street,
and it will be fitted up for lodging
house.
Peter Holpa was held In $500 bail by
Judge Pearson, to answer the charge OF
selling liquor without license in the
superior court.
Rev. DR.. George, rector of St. Andrews
church, has Withdrawn his request 10 be
changed, and will remain with his
Aberdeen congregation.
Mrs. Chas. Delosh and Mrs. w. B.
Mack will entertain party OF lady
friends, at the home of the former,
next Thursday afternoon.
The West & Slade mill wilt-be con-
nected with the new refuse burner this
week, which will necessitate the closing
Of the mill for a lew days.