Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-15
RRIFF II ENTION.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Berlin left yesterday for
Hudson, Mich.
A full line of oil and water color sup.
plies. HArtung & Norm.
A new and complete stock of artists
materials. Hartung & Norm. IT
Come early and avoid the rush for
school books. Evans Drug Co tt
S. L. Juffree, who has been visiting in
California, returned yesterday.
Ianterns-Cold Blast, 81 90, Common,
IS cents, at Griggs' Hardware store. tt
Mrs. L. Davis has rented the Wood.
ing residence on First and II streets.
County Attorney Sidney NJ. Heath
was transacting business here yesterday.
Colgate's and Palmer's perfumes and
toilet preparations at Evans Drug Co. tt
Rev. and Mrs. f. r. Prchard are en-
tertaining Mrs. j. A. Welborn, Of Seattle.
See our display OF ladies' and childrens'
shoes. The Ideal, 2l6-2lS Heron St. ii
1dDItts, L ems, cllCliF, III ldCt All kIuNc
of school necessities at Evans Drug Co. tt
Norman Durand entered the Aberdeen
General hospital for treatment Tuesday.
The Pacific Transfer Co. makes bag.
gage transferring Il specially. Call up
tel. Al. If
The play at Hoquiam was quite we'll
attended by Aberdeen citizens Tuesday
night.
Mrs. o. NJ. Kellogg, of Hoquiam, spent
Tuesday here, the guest of Mrs. G. NC.
Dermoth.
Ed. S. Hulburt has commenced the
erection OF fine residence, at Fifth and
NJ streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Woodng will spend
the winter in California and the Sand
wich Islands.
John Sohn received a painful wound
in the eye yesterday, while working at
the Wilson mill.
Heating stoves, all kinds. Stove
boards, coal hods, andirons, etc., at
OAA66S. AoH AASiCA' c''SNe' ~
We are showing an unusually fine line
OF Kimonas at the Ideal dry goods store,
2l6-2lS East Heron street. tt
The steamer Santa Monica that sailed
for San Pedro, Tuesday, carried several
passengers from this port.
The Peoples Furniture Store is moving
into the building recently vacated by II.
L. Cook & Co., 40 Wishkah street.
Angelo Tagleri, Albert Herren and
Geo. Hill were discharged from the Aber.
deem General hospital yesterday.
Mrs. John Ritter was sufficiently re-
covered to leave the Aberdeen General
hospital for her home yesterday.
Chas. l.. Lewis was down from his
shingle mill at Matlock, Thursday, look
ing after his Aberdeen interests.
The Aber leon and lIoquiAm base ball
teams OF the county league, will play at
Athletic park next Sunday afternoon.
The City Market, corner Wishkah and
G streets, has the sole agency for Aber-
deem for MOntesaDC creamery butter. tt
Mrs. J. Moore, who is connected with
the Vashon college is visiting with Mrs.
G. S. Black and other patrons of that
school.
The Simpkins orchestra will give an
other OF their charming concerts at the
Ideal dry goods store next Saturday
evening. 1t
A teamster named Peter Carlson had
an arm broken yesterday The fracture
was reduced at the Aberdeen General
hospital.
Miss Suzanne Baker gives a farewell
recital this evening. She will be assist
ed by local talent from Hoquiam and
this place.
A daughter arrived yesterday morning
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Law.
Mr.. Law arrived from Alaska just in
time to welcome the newcomer.
County Assessor Archer was on the
Harbor Tuesday, but not on politics. lie
simply visited the lower region OF this
district, seeing how the land lay.
The Pippins have paid their debts and
disbanded for the season. Manager
Wood and Captain Brown do not have
to 60 to st. Louis to spend their dividends.
Rev. G. Revelle, at one time pastor of
the NJ. f. church at Hoquiam, was visit
ing friends here during the first Of the
week. He left for South Bend yester-
day.
The numerous friends of Bernard Mac
lafferty will be pleased to learn that he
has received the appointment as first
assistant physician at the Portland sani-
tarium.
This evening farewell dancing party
will be given in the Fireman's hall, in
honor of Miss Suzanne Baker, OF Ho-
quiam. Only invited guests will be
present.
E. Berry, of Butte, Montana, and ].
Donnelly, of st. Louis, will give glove
exhibition tomorrow evening. The COLI