Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-04
Arthur Cross went to Seattle this
morning, to resume his studies III the
law school of the state university. i'

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morning, to resume his studies i'll the
: law school OF the state university ~i'
! Mrs. T. NJ. .Axle r.i,. of Montesano,
spent New Years day in the city, the
guest OF I.r. and Mrs. j, ~. Stout ,,,,.,
J. The alarm of fire Thursday afternoon
! was caused by.a chimney burning out
( at a0leelling house on Fifth street OBS
I Miss Margaret Durand lett saturday
! for shelton. where she is teaching school,
III er spending the vacation at home.
h The City Market, corner Wishkgh and
!. q streets. mas the sole fgency ior Aber-
/ dsen lea sontesano creamery battSa. ii
! Hugh y.EatQn,S OF pgtfa,eh, Mason
county, was in the city q couple Of. Days
last week, sisiting Aheldeel lfieisds.
| A. W. Barklsy is-reported as recover
ing as fast as possible irom.tLe typhoid
fever, at the Aberdeen General hospital.
perfumery,. fine soaps aud toilet
articles, at correct prices. y. w. shelley.
druggist, corner Market and q streets.
| 4 nice line of china to select your
Xnas presents from, at the Oriental Tea
Importing Co., corner Of WishKah and
! |. .iW 9If.5 ass gn ,t.. 4+I.4, 27-lt
The school board have call for bids
for building the addition to the Market
street school house in this Issue of the
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Mrs. John Snyder and children were
up from Hoquiam Thursday, visiting
Mrs. Snyder's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Wilson. ',D "
| Masters Guy and Henry Morgan left
this morning to return to school. at
! Vancouver, Wash, after spending the
| vacation at ho,ne "-t h7r e1's em-
y L. II. Burnett has been confined to
his room for several days with an attack
OF tocsilitis. He was reported this morn.
ing as recovering nicely. ..+. .-.I.4 .,.
Otto Wang. the popular clerk in Geo.
Fishers clothing store, left yesterday,
for Ashland, Wis, to spend couple of
months at his old home. 'af' 9-''
A number of Aberd en- young people
,. went to Montesano Saturday evening,
to attend the Leap Year bali given, in
that city,th first in eight years. s.zzs-
/ r. r. Bassett has established mes
senger service in connection with his
news depot, at 81 Wishkah street, next
to the HERALD Office. Phone sos. 25-tf
Four cases OF drunk and disorderly
were before the police court Saturday,
and we're committed to Jail, none OF
them having money to pay the fine.
Contractor NJ e. Garfield is building
two cottages for James Stewart in High
land Home, and will erect dwelling in
that addition for his own OCCUPANCY. u j.
| City School Superintendent Harris re-
turned Thursday evening from the state
teachers convention at Tacoma, and is
now enjoying duck hunt on South Bay.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. G: V. 10y returned Fri
day from business visit in San Fran
cisco, and have opened their photograph
studio in the temporary building, l75
Market street. 3.tlrol ri"dI .1A9y g
City Engineer Parr now collects the
water rents, calling at each house for
the purpose, so that it will not be neces-
sary to 90 to the city clerk S office to pay
for your water. a.r,, ln.s- -, d. n4sa
Michael Hogan is opening sandstone
quarry at the west end of Sixth street,
near the new brick yard, the stone OF
which is said to equal if not surpass in
quality that of Tenino. h':' ''''.'
. Cincinnati parties have. leased 500
acres Of land on, North Beach from A,
O. Damon. and will organize company
to erect smelter and work the black
sand into iron and steel. aoifpa4sH,
Mitchell Franciscovich the popular
caterer, slipped off to Tacoma Christmas
week and returned married man. The
HERALD joins his many friends in wish
ing him all kinds OF joy. ,,s re-. .~g
The annual ball of Quinault Tribe,
Improved Order OF Red Men in Fire.
mems hail Thursday night was attended
by large crowd, and was one OF the
most pleasant social events Of the, sea-
son. ., ... hsl.e,..,f ..a az .s,. .,yat 81.
! G.. H.. Higgins, owner OF the steam
schooner launched last week at Linds-
trom's shipyard. entertained party of
eighteen at dinner. at the Hotel North.
TERN, Thursday evening. The party con-
sisted OF the members of the Lindstrom
company, sofneof the city council and a
few shipmasters whose vessels were in
port. The tables we're filed with the
best the market afforded, and a jolley
good time was had by all present. ~