Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-24
BRIEF MENTION.

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A good line of musical goods at Evans
Drug Co.
The Scandinavian church fair begins
this evening.
l.. Maley had business at the county
seat yesterday.
For magazines, novels, ETC., go to
Evans Drug Co.
L.. Dudley made business trip to
ths Sound this week.
Reading matter for the rainy even
ings at Evans Dag Co.
Hon. E. p. Benn visited the Sound
cities during the week.
A life boat for the station at Westport
passed through town yesterday.
VIM. Carpenter went to South Bend,
to spend Thanksgiving with friends.
John F. Rawlings was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hospital Tuesday.
X. Zelasko is on the streets again after
q week in his room, with severe cold.
F. L. Hartung, of Hartung & Norm,
made a business visit to Portland this
week.
w. w. Weatherwax came over from
Walla Walla to spend Thanksgiving at
home.
The little daughter OF j. NJ. Bowes
L., . 81, nf GptrQr off
terday.
The local Typographical Union gives a
Thanksgiving ball in Keith's hall
tonight.
Wanted-5OO to 1000 piing, cedar,
spruce and fir. Panel & Folding Box
Co, Hoquam. II
Mrs. P. F. Clark, who has been quite
sick for several weeks, is abb % BE-
around again.
The stores are pretty generally observ-
ing Thanksgiving, and the mills closed
down at noon.
A baby gill was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Larkin, at the Aberdeen General
hospital Tuesday.
Chas. Wedstrom, of Cosmopolis, en-.
tered the Aberdeen General hospital for
treatment Tuesday.
The Michigan mill is closed down on
account OF the break in the water main
crossing the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Hartung will be
among those who will entertain al
Thanksgiving this evening.
See DR.. Sullivan Eye Sight Specialist
about YOUR ewes. Office with DR.. Long
Heron street here until Nov, 26. 1871
Mrs. Matte Allen was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hospital, and re-
turned to South Aberdeen this morning
FOUND EiCYcLE.-Owner can get same
bv proving property and paying for this
add. WILL CoLEs, 9l2 Laura st. m.3t
Chas. Elmore, OF the Rose Shoe Store
left Tuesday for Chicago, New York and
other eastern points, to buy stock for the
store.
A good timber claim can be hac
cheaper than locating and proving up
Will Lanning, Room IA, Dabney block
Tel. IA.
Chas. Specht. came down from Bur
rows camp Tuesday, and entered the
Aberdeen General hospital with GU
foot Tuesday.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Live
Tablets are becoming favorite for stom
ach troubles and constipation. For sale
by All Druggists. III
G. L. Ingram, who had several I'm
gers cut offiby cable at Coats CANT
ten days ago:was discharged from thu
Aberdeen General hospital and returned
to camp yesterday.
For Sale--An eight.light Burlington
acetvlene GAS machine, about $50 feet O
pipe and number of gas fixtures, vii
b. sold at genuine bargain. Inquire a
the HERALD office. u
Anderson & Middleton are putting W
new truss f-rr7cs over the dry houses "
help carry the weight of the roofs. Thu
was found necessary as on account OF the
flatness of the roofs, which were inclinet
to sag.
Quite number Of the ships are find
ing it more convenient to use coal, IL
the galleys ard for the donkey engines
instead of wood, as heretofore Gu
local dealers are we'll satisfied with th'
change.
Miss Isabel McDermoth went to Cen
tralia this morning, to spend Thanks
giving with MIR. and Mr.. Oscar Nelson
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Farnam will en-
terrain this evening at dinner. A rea
old-tashioned Thanksgiving dinner
planned.