Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-01
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

When in Montesano get your at meals
the Royal. Il
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
McNair Tuesday.
Come early and avoid the rush for
school books. Evans Drug Co If
A full line Of oil and water color sup.
plies. Hartung & Norm.
Miss Lulu Magill has returned from a
visit with friends in Seattle.
Editor Pattison was over from Co.'S
mopols on business yesterday.
A new and complete stock of artists
materials. Hartung & Norm. If
Tablets, Pens. Pencils, in fact all kinde
of school necessities at Evans Drug Co. tt
Hon. J. B. and Mrs. Fordney left yes
tie day for their home at Saginaw, Mich.
Iante rms Cold Blast, 81. 90, Common,
IS cents, at Griggs' Hardware store. tt
Colgate's and Palmer's perfumes and
toilet preparations at Evans Drug Co. If
When going to the beach. telephone
Al for baggage wagon. Pacific Transfer
Co. If
The Pacific Transfer Co. makes bag.
gage transferring specially. Call up
tel. Al. tt
J. J. Kaufman is moving his furniture
store to the Keith block, pig Heron
street.
Mr.. R. T. Dabney WIS transactin g
&C., ,ol~ T =.
week.
Going out of business. Goods sold ut
cost during next ten days. Grays Harbor
Music Co. If
The concert by the Simkins orchestra
at the l cal store next Saturday
evening.
The Western Cooperage works are
closed down this week while the log slip
is being repaired.
7. G. Moulton is offering some bar.
gains in library tables that are worthy
OF examination.
Mrs. Fred Redinger and children spent
today in Montesano, at picnic given by
friends in that city.
Heating stoves, all kinds. Stove
boards, coal hods, andirons, etc., at
Griggs' 404 Heron street.
The City Market, corner Wishkah and
g streets, has the sole agency for Aber.
deem for Montesano creamery butter. If
Mesdames Haight and Scott Thomas
give reception at the residence OF the
former, to their lady friends, this after
noon.
w. c. Cheney is at work on his con.
tract, repairing the fire alarm system,
that was destroyed by the fires last
October.
Misg Ala Parr returned yesterday
from an extended trip in the East, dur.
ing which she visited the exposition at
st. Louis.
A number OF young people spent last
evening on Dabney hill. A watch fire
and stories by moonlight, filled the hours
until midnight.
The churches of the city will com.
mence their evening services one-half
hour earlier than usual, commencing
with next Sunday.
We don't advertise cheap stuff at cheap
prices, but rather pure, fresh drugs,
competent service and fair treatment.
Evans Drug Co. tt
The Swedish and Norwegian people
were up from Hoquiam Tuesday night
and attended the gathering at the Con-
gregational church.
The gasoline launch Fearless took
large quantity of supplies to II. f. HUI
let's and G. f. Coats logging camps on
the Wishkah, Tuesday.
M. F. Mullinix has purchased the fix.
lures and part OF the G. w. Mack cigar
and notion stock, and will open the
place again tomorrow.
A reception was given to Hon. A. f.
Mead, republican candidate for governor,
at the Washington hotel last night, by
the republicans of Aberdeen.
Roy A. Young and family left this
morning for Big Butte, Jackson county,
Oregon, where Mr.. Young has taken an
extensive logging contract.
Mrs. r r. Bassett returned from Che
halls Tuesday, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs Judge Langhorne, who will
visit Aberdeen for a short time.
Mrs. J. NJ. Mcclure entertained Tues
day evening in honor of Mrs. HALFWAY,
of Portland Mrs. HALFWAY has been |
spending the warm season on the harbor.
Mrs. A. d. Wood returned 10 Cohassett |
this morning, after spending day in
town. She viii close mp the Cohassett |
cottage about the middle OF September.
Mesdames Y, y. Green and 7. p Dud I
ley give reception this evening at the !
residence of the former, in honor OF Mrs. !
Horace Coos, ul Tacoma, who is visiting ,
here.
A. j. Stewart and his mother, Mrs. |
James Stewart, lett yesterday Tor Il wagon |
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