Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-04
BRIEF NJ MENTION.

Mark Payette is down from Centralii
on business.
City Attorney Fox had legal business
at Olympia this week.
Prof. Harris returned Tuesday from a
brief visit on the Sound.
Go to Clarke's cash and racket store
for bargains. 81 II street. II
Every thing at C!arke's cash and racket
store is bargain. 81 ii street. tt
N. A. Springer shipped several new
fishing boats to Alaska, Tuesday.
All the latest in sheet music at Grays
Harbor Music 60. "a Heron street. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hubert went to
Portland, today. on short visit.
Call at Clarke's cast. and racket store,
see goods, and get prices. 81 IL 1t. ii
Creech Bros. are driving piling for an
extension of the dock at the Wilson
mill.
Mrs. A. c. Ennis entertained the
Friends in Council Club. Tuesday alter
noon.
Go to Clarke's cash and racket store,
at 81 II street, for bargains in every
thing. u
The prices at Clar ke's cash and racke
store should induce you to buy for the
future.
A., PAUL. left Tuesday for Anacortes,
to keep books for the American FISH
cries Co.
Engineer II. S. Jackson lett yesterday
for t,uinault Lake, to survey new
townsite.
Clarke's cash and racket store has five
and ten cent counters. Everything on
view is bargain. II
Timber Crusier's blank reports, so
cent per dozen, at the HERALD Prlntery,
&c Wishkah street II
Burnett Bros. are busily engaged in
fitting up their new iewelry store, on
Heron street.
TIL. Olsen successor to Todd's Phar::
macy complete line OF drugs and
druggists sundries u
The only exclusive general bookkeeper
and collector in the city. I. ii. HILL s
Wishkah st, eet, Tel. 5333. 6S 1t
Mrs. J. NJ. Bowes and daughter left
this morning for a couple OF weeks visit
with friends near Portland.
Rudolph Kettel had thumb severel'
cut, while working at the Western
Cooperage works, yesterday.
The aberdeen Fire Department Band
will give social dance, in Firemen's
hall, next Saturday evening.
Mrs. 4. S. German, who is visiting her
parents, near Elma, came down yester'
dav and returned this morning.
The I;:v Market, corner Wis., ar and
G stre.t AS the sole sgency 10 -9.e@
deem fo" Nc .esan2cleamery lutte
VIM. McDermott has leased the build.
ing at 10 Wishkah street, and is having
it fitted up for his restaurant business.
The Aolian Musical Club was pleas
antlv entertained last evening, at the
home of Misses Gene and Kitty Mason
Jas. Barrett, the well known butcher
of this city, has pu chased the meat
market OF Jo eph Woods at lloquiam.
The ladies fthe congregational church
are giving Missionary Tea, at the home
OF Mrs. f. c. Benjamin. this afternoon
I. J. Preston, who recently sold his
logging interests at South Aberdeen, lett
Yesterday lor a visit in southern Oregon
Lysle G. Terry, a recent arrival from
Indiana, has taken charge Of the dress
goods department in Geo. }. Wolf 5
store.
Members of the y. Nj. G. A. are organ
ling rowing clubs, for exercise 90 'he
river and harbor during the summer
months.
Newton Brittian, prominent citizen
of Humptulips, had business in the city
Monday, and made the HERALD pleas
ant call.
Subscribers to the HERALD failing to
receive the paper regularity will confer
a favor by reporting the fact to this
office.
c. r.. Beardsley returned yesterday
from Ballard, where he visited a brother,
whom he had not met in twenty'eight
years.
Miss limo Monroe, who WAS elected
teacher by the school board, has declined
the place, having been engaged in
Seattle.
The Grays Harbor Power & Light Co.
is advertising for from 300 to 200 piles
to be used in building the electric road
to Hoquiam.