Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-17

! IdnuS.
The old Olympia cafe has been moved
! to West Wishkah street, between l. and
NJ, and will be converted into dwelling
house.
For Sale Two very desirable residence
lots belonging to the city library. In
quire OF Mrs. J. B. Haynes, or at the
library. tt
The fire department was called out
Saturday evening by burning flue in
the Lanning house, ON First street
near d.
City Clerk Clark will keep his office
open this evening and tomorrow evening
for the purpose of registering belated
voters.
! August kalan came down from Din
GEMS camp Saturday with a sprained
ankle, and entered the Aberdeen General
hospital.
The main mill OF the Anderson & Mid
dleton plant was closed until noon today
while new smoke stacks were being put
in place.
| Another new residence has just been
! completed between E aud F streets on
| Second. That section OF the city is grow
ing rapidly.
If Troubled with weak digestion try
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. They will do you good. For sale
by All Druggists. m
Miss Mary McKinlay. matron of the
Centralia hospital, was in Aberdeen last
week visiting her parents, and returned
to Centralia today.
City Treasurer Lock gives notice that
the special tax for panking the alley in
Block 40, Original Plat, will become de-
linquent November 5.
There is only one house within the city
that has sign on it "For Rent" and
this is something new. The house is on
ID street near Randall.
J. j. Dunno, of the engineer firm OF
Dunno, Cole & Dunno, returned yeste"-
day from Seattle, bringing with him the
sewer plans for the city.
Mark Galogly had foot severely cut
while working at Coats camp Saturday,
and came to the Aberdeen General hos
pital for treatment
The Order of Pendo will give another
OF their popular social dances in their
hall, Saturday evening, October 20, to
which the public is invited.
The fourteenth anniversary Of the
Aberdeen Fire Department, in Firemen's
hall Saturday night, was as usual, a
we'll attended social function.
The Pippin foot ball team defeated the
Montesano team. at Montesano, yester-
day, not allowing the Farmers to make a
tally. The score stood 6to0.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
DR.. r. f. Whitaker and Miss Birdie
Albright, at the Baptist church, on
Wednesday evening, October 26.
Tons OF fresh salmon are being shipped
| in ice from this city. On Saturday a
large consignment was shipped by the
N. P. Express company to Tacoma.
The name of the Carleton postotfice
has been changed to Wishkah, a much
more appropriate name for an office stu
ated at the grand forks OF that river.
The Rose shoe store has been denuded
OF its shelving and by tomorrow the
stock will be moved into It's new quar-
tiers on Heron street, between 6 and II.
Jacob Flyte is doing the plastering on
the Dabney block on the corner of Heron
and I streets. This block is to be ready
for the Kaufman Bros. by the first of the
year.
j. P. Nelson returned Friday from
business trip to Des Moines, WASH,
where he owns shingle mill, that is
now operated by other parties under
lease.
Work on the frame OF Ed. Hulburt's
new residence has begun, and it will not
be long before another stately residence
will be added to the list OF Aberdeen's
beautiful homes.
Mrs. Chas. DeLosh gave the second of
her 500 parties on Thursday afternoon.
The next is to be given next Thursday.
These parties are quite popular and are
largely attended.
Twenty ladies were entertained by
Mrs. Cliff Weathsrwax at 500, Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Weatherwax as host.
ess, is always a success, and Fridays
affair added to her laurels.
Chas. Mcintyre was up from Copalis
Friday on business. While Mr.. Mcintyre
was inclined to withdraw from the
nomination on the democratic ticket, as
candidate for assessor, his friends have
Drava;1ad ,1pOn him to ramain