Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-07-13
BRIEF MENTION.

D. H. Muller went to South Bend on
business Saturday.
Frank Granger made a business visit
to Seattle last week.
Ed. Smith, of Ocosta, was doing bust
ness in the city Friday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. Wilcox last Thursday.
Bills are out announcing labor meet.
ing in Koehler's hall this evening.
All the latest in sheet music at Grays
Harbor Music Co. 81 Heron street. tt
Mrs. N G. Wheeler visited Hoquiam,
Friday, the guest of Mrs. II. B. Martin.
j. w. Phillips, prominent citizen OF
Johns River, had business in the city
Friday.
Postal Clerk Cecil Bell left this morn
ing, to spend his annual vacation on the
Sound.
W. F. Entrop left Yesterday for an
extended visit to his land claim, in
Cowlitz county.
About forty persons enjoyed the excur'
sion to North Beach. on the steamer
Ranger, yesterday.
j. ]. Robinson is fitting up a neat
paint shop, in the alley in rear OF John
Hanson's tailor shop.
Timber Crusier's blank reports, so
cent per dozen, at the HERALD Prlntery,
6e Wishkah street tt
Mrs. John Perry has closed her board
ing house, and is enjoying we'll earned
rest, at the ocean beach.
For SALE CHEAP-A second hand
American Typewriter, in good order. In
Quire at the HERALD office.
Mrs. r. T. Dabney and children arrived
from Spokane, Saturday, and will spend
the summer at Westport Beach.
Attorney w. w. Boner has purchased
lot on Fifth street, upon which he will
soon have dwelling house erected.
The City Market, corner Wishksh and
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deem for Montesano creamery butter. tt
PRICES ARE RrGnT-On medicines and
other drug store articles, at Olsen's
Pharmacy. Phone So. Free delivery.
LIP. Dem rec, whose exciting expert.
ences with the highwaymen were noted
in our last issue. is recuperating on the
Sound.
Before leaving for California last week
Mrs. Laura Veysey presented the city
library with nine volumes of standard
fiction.
Mrs. G. p. Clerin and children left
Saturday evening for Cohassett Beach
where they will spend .::the next elk
weeks.
G. F.. Benham arrived from Mime
apolis last week, to visit his cousin, Capt
H. A. Benham, and possibly make his
home here.
Assistant Postmaster Crandell has
purchased two lots on Fourth street, near
l, upon which he.will erect residence
this fail.
Go to Olsens: Pharmacy for soaps
perfumes and all. toilet articles. Prices
right. Quality Guaranteed. Phone Sc
Free delivery.
Martin Spellessey has taken the con-
tract to saw off and cap the piling on
the electric railway line, and began the
work this morning.
''Mitchell'' the well known caterer n
the ROYAL restaurant. has purchased the
Up.To-D Date restaurant OF r. j. Hits.
and took possession Saturday.
At meeting OF the school board held
Friday evening. Miss Lucille Horr was
engaged as teacher, and it was decided
to repaint the high school building.
VIC. Wilcox, assistant state secretary
of the Y. NJ. G. A., arrived in town this
afternoon, to lend his aid in promoting
the interests of the local association.
Mrs. C. +. Veysey left Saturday for an
extended visit in California, her daugh.
tiers, Misses Neva and Ethel having
sailed on the steamer Coronado, FRIDAY.
Six box cars were destroyed by fire
last Thursday on side track east OF
Elma. The origin OF the fire is unknown,
but is believed to have been the work OF
tramps.
FOUND-An Odd Fellow watch charm,
on the Wishkah road. The owner can
have the same at the Humboldt saloon,
by proving property and paying for this
advertisement.
J.F. Rawlings, recently from Bloom
field, Iowa, has leased the McGregor
residence, in Highland Home, and will
soon be joined by his family, to make
their home in Aberdeen.