Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-23
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

business today.
Editor Crawford has had business in
Portland this week.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Eobt.
l.. Sharp, last night.
McFadden Bros. have put new bus
on the Aberdeen Hoquiam route.
w. II. Bush, OF Montesano, was a
visitor to the metropolis this morning.
All the latest in sheet music at Grays
Harbor Music Co. "a Heron street. If
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bacon entertained few
friends at luncheon, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Gent entered the Aberdeen
General hospital, Tuesday, for treat
ment.
The w. G. T. U. is arranging for gold
medal Evolutionary contest. to take place
May 4.
Rev. E. r. Pritcharl attended the
annual Presbytery, at Puyallup, last
week.
Work was commenced this morning
on the addition to the Aberdeen General
hospital.
Frank Castle has purchased the ex.
press outfit and business of I. G.
Callison.
Percy Clark was initiated into the
rank OF page in Wishkah lodge No. Al,
last night.
J. w. Phillips, city editor OF the Bull
letin, has been laid up with severe
cold this week.
Capt and Mrs. II. A. Benham returned
yesterday from timber hunting trip in
Cowiitz county.
The new dwelling OF i. L. Hartung,
Eighth and X streets, is nearly ready
for occupancy.
Carl Retzlaff and Frank Wilson were
down from Montesano, Tuesday night,
on business.
Ray Carl, of Cosmopolis, was dis
charged from the Aberdeen General
hospital, today.
The Grays Harbor Commercial College
opened night school in Hoquiam,
Tuesday evening.
G. G. Warwick has established ma
chine and blacksmith shop on Hume
street, above F.
Timber Crusier's blank reports, SO
cent per dozen, at the HERALD Printery,
&C. Wishkah street tt
A. NJ. Apker and John Mcclure were
discharged from the Aberdeen General
hospital, yesterday.
Robt. Lowry has added a handsome
new buggy, with rubber tires, to his
livery equipment.
Ia. Hayes, E. l.. Koehler and L w.
Walker went to North Beach, Tuesday,
for weeks outing.
Vernon G.. Glidden, who is attending
school at Portland, came over last week
to visit his parents.
Fred f. Smith is having his residence
grounds, corner Fourth and II streets,
graded and terraced.
Alex Agner entered the Aberdeen
General hospital, Monday, for treatment
for an injured finger.
II. f. Monel will build two cottages
for rent. on the corner of Wishkah and
Washington streets.
VIM. Griggs received a car load OF the
famous Studebaker wagons, direct from
the factory, this week.
Contractor r. S. Jackson has COM
menced the work of planking | street,
between Market and First.
Jas. II. Cochran is up from California,
after an absence of three years, visiting
his mother, Mrs. G. Cochran.
o. L. Grain has leased the old Mack
building to Mrs. Sellburg, who will fit it
up for big boarding house.
The Degree of Honor is arranging to
give social dance, in Firemen's hall,
on Saturday evening, Maya.
VIM. Hunt, accompanied by his grand
daughter, Miss Alice Raby, left Tuesday
for an extended tour in the east.
W. II. France, cashier of the Monte
sano State Bank, had business at the
Hub of the Harbor, Tuesday.
Phillip Becker has established dye
works in the building formerly occupied
by the Comment, on street.
Ray Glover came down from Biles'
camp, Tuesday, ard entered the Aber-
deem General hospital for treatment for
an injured leg.