Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-03

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the house just va,ated by l.. 2. Dudley
on First street west OF Broadway.
The Rose shoe store is preparing to
move from its present location to Heron
street next door west OF the Pippen.
r. T. Dabney has rented the Pearson
block for a brotherin.law in the east.
who will use it as furniture store.
The Aeolian club met with Hazel Ma
gill Friday evening. The musical pro-
gram was followed by refreshments
j. w. Grever has let a contract to w.
II. White for the erection of a dwelling
on West Heron street, to cost 81 800 ..~
James O'Hare was discharge from
the Aberdeen General hospital and re-
turned to Montesano this morning.
The City Market, corner Wishkah and
G streets, has the sole agency for Aber.
deem for Nj OntesanO creamery butter. tt
The 800 in the hands of the High
school pupils, left from last year, will be
expended for books Tor the school library.
Wanted To Exchange-A ranch and
stock for improved city property. A :
dress Geo. Champlin, Matlock, Wash.
The B. Y. P. U. OF the Baptist church
will give a social at the church Friday
evening, Octobr7. Everybody welcome.
The steamer Harbor Belle has adopted
a new time card, and now runs to West.
port on Sundays and Wednesdays only.
For Sale Two very desirable residence
lots belonging to the city library. In
quire OF Mrs ]. B. Haynes, or at the
library. tt
The Aberdeen Grocery Co. has re-
moved from the temporary building on
ii street, to the Lincoln block on Heron
street.
Frank Morris came down from the
I Dincen logging camp yesterday, and en-
tered the Aberdeen General hospital for
! treatment.
The new rooms in the auditorium of
the High school are completed, and Miss
Dunkham has been assigned to that de.
partment.
The first Ladies' Social Session in the
Eiks hall took place Friday evening, and
was one of the most, illiant social events
OF the year.
The water was cut off from East and
South Aberdeen yesterday morning
while Supt. Linn made some necessary
connections.
Mrs a. Dami'io, after a stay OF 20
years in Aberdeen, started for 80 days
trip through Michigan, this morning, to
visit old friends.
morning to be gone several days. While
she is away Mrs. Black will have charge
of the city library.
! Mrs. Fred Furth entertained party
OF friends at cards Thursday afternoon.
in honor OF her consin, Mrs. Isadore
Kohn. of Seattle.
Tie tirRALD was presented this morn.
ing with basket of the finest tomatoes
imaginable, raised by W. f. Lyons at
| Aberdeen Gardens.
| II troubled with a weak digestion try
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. They will do you good. For sale
by All Druggists. m
The Order of Pendo gave dance in
Springer hall Saturday evening, for the
members and their friends. A charge of
% cents was made.
M. E. Hogan is getting out stone for
the foundation OF Ed. Hulburt's new
residence, at his quarry in the north
west part of the city.
Mrs +. B. Hayes left this morning via
the Canadian Pacific for a visit to Free.
port. III. While away she will visit the
St. Louis exposition.
The Ladies' Aid tea of the Baptist
church will be at the home of Mrs. L. L.
Cloyd, Wednesday afternoon, from to
S O'Clock. Everybody welcome.
just look at the style, material and
prices before selecting your winter hat.
st. Paul Millinery, the popular priced
store, corner F and Market street. 1t
The pile driver is about through driv.
ing at the rear Of the Commercial block,
and work on the concrete foundation of
the warehouses will soon commence.
Fred A. Hart, who mas been on trip
to California, returned Thursday night
He reports more or less damage done to
crops by recent rains in that section.
A store room in the Bacon Block has
been rented to L. c. Cowgirl who will
build large oven on the premises, and
use the building for bakery purposes.