Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-05
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

Munyon's Paw Paw at Evans Drug
r. If
When in Montesano get your at meals
the Royal. u
A full line of oil and water color sup.
plies. Haltung & Norm.
Miss Grace Madison, Of Astoria, is
visiting friends in this city.
Come early and avoid the rush for
school oUks. Evans Dug Co If
Anew and complete stock Of artists
materials. l'ar'uug 4 Norm. If
NJ, FL Ter. boo<keeper for Niuemire &
Morgan. is i'll With typhoid fever.
Col L 4 FIX WAS confined to the
h9u.u vita an At ack Of giip last week.
Lant.rt,-ruld Blast. $lO0. Common.
s. cenls. a lirigg,' Hardware stone. II
Crlsa'c'- and Palme''s pc fam s and
toilet preparations ~ Evars d w Co. If
Tablets, Pens. Pencil 9, IN fact al kude
OF school ,tcos>i Ic, at + ans Drag Co. II
Mrs. \. {. Ennis left S 'tu.day for
Cent,alia, 10 visit liends ana h4r old
home
TIE Pacific Transfer Co. makes bag
gage transfer ing a specially. Call up
tel. A. tt
Miss Myrtle Porter went to Belling-
ham last week, to enter the state normal
school.
Going out of business. Goods sold at
cost during next ten days. Grays Harbor
Music Co. tt
The steamer Santa Barbara carried ten
passengers for San Francisco when she
sailed Friday.
F.F. Smi and family will leave to-
morrow morning for their new home in
Eastern Oregon.
Rev. E. J. Baird, of Goldendale. Yaki-
ma, was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Hackett last week.
A very good photograph of Becker's
Kids is on exhibition at Mckenzie's
gallery on f street.
The Aeolan club met with Miss Carrie
Prichard Friday evening. A full musical
program was rendered.
The new house being erected by r. S.
Jackson, IN IL and Sixth streets, is near
ly ready for the painters.
Heating stoves, all kinds. Stove
boards, coal hods, andirons, etc., at
Griggs' 404 Heron street. If
Miss Jennie McGufy, who will teach
English and German in the High school,
comes from Wallace, Idaho.
Several new houses are going up in
South Aberdeen, and more are waiting
for an opportunity to build.
Hilligoss & Ladue completed new
Letch Lumber Co., last week.
E. B. Benn has vacated his office on F
street, and has taken desk room with
Messrs. Hart and Wood, on q street.
II Friends in Council club will meet
with Miss Jessie Young, at her home in
North Aberdeen, tomorrow afternoon.
The City Market, corner Wishkah and
g streets, has the sole agency for Aber-
deem Tor Montesano creamery butter. tt
Frank Burrows is in Seattle on short
visit. He will 90 from Seattle to Ever
EFT, where he will attend the commercial
college.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hackett and Miss E. Young
have returned from North Beach. where
they have been outing as fishers and
hunters.
CT. Wooding went to the Aberdeen
General hospital Saturday, to have one
OF his eyes operated on. He will remain
about week.
We don't advertise cheap stuff at cheap
prices, but rather pure, fresh drugs,
competent service and fair treatment.
Evans Drug Co. If
Eight iron electric light poles arrived
Friday, which are being placed around
the Commercial block. Each pole will
hold an arc light.
Mrs. d. G. Haight entertained on Sat-
urday afternoon. She was assisted by
her daughter. Mrs. Scott Thomas, OF
Newport, Washington.
Miss L. Woodwork, who has been
visiting Mrs. A. D. Wood at Cohassett
this summer, is in town, and is now the
guest OF Mrs. f. II. Green.
Joseph Jacobs has leased the building
on g street vacated by Levi 4 Baer, in
the Becker block, to which he will move
his shoe store from Wishkah and G
streets.
Mrs. j. A. Parker, of Tacoma, state
regent of the Daughters Of the American
Revolution, visited Grays Harbor last
week, the guest of the Robert Gray
Chapter.
John Elliott has returned from North
Beach, where he was with government
surveying party, and is preparing to 60
to Seattle. where he will enter the State
University.
The city council and James Stewart
are entitled to congratulations upon the
happy solution of the vexed problem
concerning the required addition to the
city water supply.
When troubled with constipation try
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
let's. They are easy to take and produce
no gripping or other unpleasant effect. For
sale by all Druggists m
Rev. w. Hohberger, of Olympia, will
hold services for the Lutherans, in Ger.
man and English, at the Swedish Mis-.
sion church, Market and H streets, next
Sunday, at 3 80 p. m.
]. B. Haynes has a crew of men at
work on tho FRO mo for a Ia roo 1oOU; NO