Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-04

up, showing total valuation OF $S 900
900, Aberdeen contributing the most Of
any one section.
A pocket book was LETT in the library
rooms some time ago, The owner can
have it by proving property and paying
the usual library fine.
Real estate is quietly but steadily
moving. All the real estate agents re.
port sales, and many inquiries are made
for good residence property.
X. Ze'asko is having plans made in
Seattle for a two story brick hl, ok, to be
built on his lot recently purchased from
the city, OH G street near Heron.
Mrs. G. X. Wilson is the guest Of
friends in San Frau cisco. Now that
Mrs. Wilson is away, MIR. Wilson does
not mind if the council is out late.
Mr.. and Mrs s. X Bowes are enter
taining Robert Bowers, of Portland, who
is spending his vaca ion on the Ha Dor.
Mr.. Bowers is a brother.in.law of Mrs.
Bowes.
immigration Inspector s. P. Nettleton,
went to Olympia yesterday. Several
Chinese are reported to have entered
that port and he went to see to the
iumOr.
Captain McAllip, of the schooner En-
deavor, now loading at this port, and
Captaia S. c. Mitchell, who resides here.
a'e the two oldest captains running on
the coast.
City Librarian Mrs. J. M. Walker, is
getting in shape to move into the new
quarters, in the Dabney block. She is
being assisted by several of the ladies
interested.
As Johu Gillies was playing with
large cartridge he struck it with ham.
mer and it exploded, injuring his thumb.
While the wound is not serious it is
quite painful.
Captain and Mrs. H. N. Anderson, of
the Anderson. Middleton Co., arrived
from their California trip yesterday.
Both are looking well, and enj Eyed the
visit to the south.
Whooping cough Is quite prevalent in
in the city. Mothers are not very care.
full however, as the children can be
found in all public places with the
children coughing.
Tomorrow the children OF the Congre.
gational church, accompanied by their
teachers and parents, will take trolley
rids to Hoquiam. They will have their
lunch there, returning in the evening.
William Lanning has about completed
the work on the dwelling recently dam
aged by fire, on First street near d.
When completed there will be two cot
tages for rent instead Of one, as before.
The bonfire social given by the Baptist
Young Peoples Mission at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fletcher was great
success A large company were present,
and the hosts made it pleasan. for all.
Mr.. Dabney has commenced active
operations Oh the brick building to be
erected next to the Vulcan Iron Work
store on Heron street. The brick is be.
ing placed on the premises, and men are
at work on the foundation.
don't want the earth, but l can save
you money on prescriptions. l don't
fn.s t.,l nd
give my customers the benefit OF % per
cent on all prescriptions. a. w. Shelley
Chemist. Corner Market and & street. tt
Mrs. N. G. Wheeler had charge Of the
entertainment given by the W. g. II. IT,,
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Myers, Tuesday afternoon. A collection
for the temperance cause was was taken
up, which netted quite an addition to
the treasury.
Mark Payette has purchased the sew
ing machine stocks of X. Zelasko, j. J.
kaufman and J. G. Smith 4 Co., and
has laid in a complete stock of machine
supplies. Machines and supplies at
bottom prices. At Zelasko's furniture
store for the present. tt
The fishing season has closed on the
Columbia river, and the fishermen are
bringing their boats around to the Har-
Dor. The waterfront is beginning to put
on an extra lively appearance, as the
boats are being overhauled, and nets are
being repaired.
Workmen are now putting down the
,ment sidewalk around the Market
street part of the Commercial block. If
the work on Market street is as we'll put
down as that in front of the post Office,
on G street, the owners will have some.
thing that will be joy forever.
The young people of the Congrega.
tional church, are congratulating them.
selves on the success of their lawn
social held at Miss Sadie Nelson's on
Tuesday evening. The night was fine,
the company congenial. the refreshments
delicious and all were satisfied with the
hosts.
Mr.. G. c. Philips, of Sydney, Austria
liza. who has been looking over the
n.