Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23

Mrs j. karshner returned yesterday
from visit of couple of weeks with
friends at Tacoma and other Sound
points.
On Saturday evening the Firemen's
band will give a ball, to raise money
with which to buy new music and pa v a
leader.
Jeweler Burnett moves today into his
new home on Third street. near Broad
way, where he will be at home to his
friends.
Fine Mandolins, Violins. Banjos and
all goods selling at less than cost. Sale
closes Saturday. Grays Harbor Music
Company.
R. R. Baesett has Just received a
complete line OF paper back novels in
Guiding all the latest works. 37H Wish.
kah street.
Rev. T. E. Elliott is attending the
Epworth League convention at Van.
couver, where he will preach the con-
| vention sermon.
Prescriptions rs per cent less than any
other place on the harbor, Is years a
chemist and druggist, All fresh drugs.
A. W. Shelley.
The steamer Coronado has been
changed from coal to an oil burner.
This means not only economy but
increased speed.
L. w. Herrick and Captain A. H.
Benham are expected back from atten.
dance on the Grand Masonic bodies at
Seattle this afternoon.
DR.. WATKINS Crowthers- Woo1ing
building corner q and Heron SITS. Office
hours 10 80 to II 80 a. n. I 80 to 4:30,
z to 8 p. m. Phone 1876. tt
Sanitary Ice Cream Soda dispensed
from sanitary fountain, only one on
harbor. Shelley Druggist q Chemist.
Corner Market and G st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Mcmillan,
old timers in this city, and now ranchers
on Henderson bay near Tacoma are
visiting friends in the city.
r. R. Bassett las established a mes
! senger service in connection with his
news depot. at 81 Wishkah street, next
t. the HERALD Office. Phone 555. 25-tf
The Birthday social at the Baptist
parsonage Tuesday evening was we'll
attended. The proceeds OF the evening
was gratifying to the ladies in charge.
Mendng Tissue. No thread. No
needle. Just the tissue. Sample 10 cts.
Agents wanted. Catalogue and circu-
lars free. ]. 3. Koch Il Co., Burlington,
Wash.
The I. O. O. F., will hold their annual
memorial services in the Congregational
church next Sunday morning. Rev. G.
McDermoth will deliver the memorial
address.
The advertisement of the Horse Shoe
store found on the last page OF the
HERALD, should be read ny all who want
articles OF men and boys clothing at
reduced rates.
Mr.. J. J. Carney, proprietor Of this
paper, returned from his Eastern trip
Wednesday afternoon He reports a
pleasant trip, but glad to get back to
Aberdeen again.
S. E. Slade of the firm of West & Slade
left for his home in San Francisco yes.
terday. While in the city, he and his
family were the guests OF Mayor and
Mrs. Al. West.
The Grace Dollar arrived Tuesday
morning with the following cargo: 1000
sacks of cement; 400 for the J. 3.
Dabney building, and 1000 tor the
Commercial block.
c. Bell who bought the Rowland
cottage on G and First street, has i'm
proved the house and is now further
improving it by putting up new fence
and dyking the lot.
have judgment for $47 against L. S.
Norm, member OF the business firm of
Hortung & Norm, which will be glad
to sell for fifteen cents on the dollar.
tt /. w. MASON.
John Thompson while handling piles
on the extension OF the Hayes & Hayes
bank block Tuesday, was badly bruised
between two OF them. He was taken to
the Aberdeen General hospital for treat.
ment.
There is considerable excitement over
the fact that the steam schooners New.
berg and Centraia left the Harbor for
San Francisco at the same hour, on this
trip. AS each captain thinks his boat is
the only one; and as each ship has
friends willing to back the assertion OF
the captains. much interest is felt as to
which OF the vessels will reach the city
first.