Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22
BRI EFF MENTION

RRI EFF MENTION
When in Mont4ssse, get your At s'a.ls y.
~heRBsal. u
Miss Ula Jameson is visiting in the
uppetvalley taasy.
AAinl line Of oil~ad water co&cr cup.
.pifee. Hartuag ds@orin.-
Anew and eomf1e,e stock If .rtists
,maserials. Hlrssag 4 NoriR- It
,Ovne early odd avoid the re1h for
sshcoi books. BEans Drug CO 1T
Mrs. Fred gEa.t went to- f'6sSvsnu yes
,.tetday to be gone several days.
.ksnterns-iCAa Blast. IL ~, 'Coanmon.
eS5~cente, at Gsrjgs' HardEass stove. 1T
>See our diapl~y Of ladies' aaA daiilavsns'
,stoes. The Nisal, 2l6-2lS Aeyonft. tt
Tablets, Pens. Pencils, ia fsctall 'Ginde
.of SCHOOL Observation-Disclosures DruGsCo. tt
THe Pacific transfer Co maases bag
:sage, transferring specially. Caa 'up
stel. Al. Il
1.-THE AberReen Brewing company will
increase t<..xapita stock from $4,000
nte$lO0.000.
Mars. U. EyNelson, Of Cerhra'ia. sis in
.she city, thf guest OF Rev and Mrs.. G.
.MbDermoth.
sHeating stoves, all Ginfs. Stove
boards, cod. hods. aRdbr0ns, ETC., at
,l1rigQs, 4Q4 Id eron street. IT
WE are shswing an sssslsNaEg fine Iii,e
of Kimonas,at the Ideaa dry goods -stOse,
.2a64M8 Esst Heron street. 1T
New goods arrivinv every Gay from
San Francisco, New York, and Chlcazo
at.Rlade's Millinery Par@srs.
Wanted 10 Exclange-A ras-ah ,ant
stock for i;M5roved city propertg. Adj
dress Geo, Ghamplin, Mstlock. Wash.
The Civ Market, corner Wishkqh and
'Gstreets, has the sole egeacy fOr Aber.
deem for Mon.esano creamery butter. tt
w. T. Mcbride has co4.4menusd the
construction of another cottage GA his
property on Second street. between +
and q.
Mas. a. j.. Wood and Mrs. Fred Green
went to Portland this morning They
will stay over Sunday returning ne2t
week.
Mrs. c. S. Back returned Monday
night from South Bend, where she had
been to see her mother who has been
quite ILL
Professor A. +. Flowers of the Grays
Harbor business college is in the city
assisting in the wort, Of establishing the
new school.
The sausage was nearly three feet long,
and it came from Chicago Eugene Ham
burg is the owner, and he is willing to
share little of it with his friends.
II. II. Carter moved into his new resi-
Aience on First street yesterday. Mr..
Garter has an elegant home and the
HERALD wishes him and his family many
happy years in it,
G. Shackelford OF the Paci6e Mail
Steamship company, is in the city the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Hart. Mr..
Shackelford is spending his annual vaca.
ton in these parts.
The steamer Santa Barbara went to
San Pedro this morning with a small list
Of passengers. Captains report that the
passenger list is heavier coming from
California than going back.
Have you been at the st. Louis Fair?
Ii you have YOU will recognize the st.
Louis hat at Blades Millinery Parlors,
corner of Market and II streets, next to
Moultons Furniture store.
The ladies of the Presbyteriac church
gave progressive conundrum party at
the home OF Mrs. +. 4. Shields, last
evening. An admission fee OF ten cents
gave quite round sum to assist the
church treasury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinvoas who have been
here for week assisting in the meetings
at the Swedish mission church, left for
their home in Minneapolis yesterday.
Mrs Kinvoas is reckoned one OF the
best singers on the coast.
On Tuesday morning Mrs. r. T. Dab
ney left for Iowa. where she will visit
for some time with old friends and rela.
tives. Before returning she will visit
other Eastern states. She will be gone
about three months.
MIR. and Mrs. N. w. Chassell, OF
Sheridan, Wyoming, are here and intend
dsposing OF their property at that place,
and locating on the harbor. Mr.. Chassell
was in the sheep raising business in
Wyoming, but climatic conditions did
not suit him there.