Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-05-02

other place on the harbor, 25 years q
chemist and druggist, All fresh drugs
A. w. Shelley.
, Attorney Cross left this morning fol-
San Francisco, where he has two cases
, for trial in The United States circuit
court OF appeals.
The ladies OF the Congregational
church gave one of their famous Koffee
Klatches at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin last week.
Sick headache results from disordered
stomach and is quickly cured by Cham
berlain's Stomach & Liver Tablets. For
sale by All Druggists. m
Sanitary Ice Cream Soda dispensed
from a sanitary fountain, only one on
harbor. Shelley Druggist & Chemist.
Corner Market and G st.
w. E. Albright was arrested Saturday
evening, charged with assaulting Geo.
Oilse, and will be given hearing before
Judge Bush this afternoon.
Kobt Forbes left Yesterday for trip
in Eastern Oregon and Washington. and
will invest in an irrigated farm if he
finds something to suit him.
Leslie B. Kaler, stenographer in j. B.
Bridges law Office, will leave this week
for two weeks visit in the East, tax.
ing in the St. Louis exposition.
G. H. Green arrived last week from
Saginaw, Mich. and will make an
extended visit, looking after his large
timber interests in this section.
Jean Hamburg left Saturday for
Chicago, to visit his parents and pur-
chase goods for Geo. J. Wolff & Co. He
will return in at out three weeks.
Mrs. G. S. Black is having hand.
some dwelling built on her lots, Sixth
and Broadway. II will cost about $500
and is being built by Lucas & Bean.
r. r Bassett as established mes
senger service in connection with his
news depot. a 81 Wishkah street, next
20 she HERALD office Phone 555. 25-tf
D. M. Doves has severed his connec.
ton with the Salem nursery, and has
purchased half interest in the Fashion
saloon with his brother, J. NJ. Bowes.
w. H. McWhinney has completed the
work of draining his residence property
by putting in drain, and now has
teams hauling in earth to raise the grade
four feet.
Patterson & Locke and s. X. Bowes
have leased the ground floor room on G
street, in the new Hayes & Hayes build.
ing, and will move their offices there
about May Is,
l.. w. Herrick and several other
prominent Masons went to Seattle last
week to receive the council degrees. 1t
is thought that council will soon be
formed on the hatbor.
E. E. James and Z. Mahan, OF Seat.
tie, who were expected to become MEM
bers of the Aberdeen base ball team,
have decided to accept positions where
the salaries are larger.
Miss Ina Ennis is visiting friends in
Centralia, and from there will 20 to
Snohomish for short time. After Wis
iting in these towns, she will proceed to
the st. Louis exposition.
The pulpit of the Methodist church
will be file by visiting ministers, dur.
ing the absence of Rev. I. E. Elliott in
California. Yesterday Rev. Keck. OF
Olympia occupied the place.
Clark & McInnes, the Aberdeen
architects, have had their plans accepted
for 100000 Catholic church in Seattle,
and Mr.. McInnes left this morning to
take charge OF its construction.
The pile driving for the Elks' block on
the corner of l and Wishkah streets will
soon be completed, and the work of
putting in the cement foundation will
be pushed as rapidly as possible.
The sidewalks around many OF the
brick and stone buildings now being
erected. will be of cement instead OF
plank. This insures not only a fine
appearance but a permanent finish.
c. F. Veysey and wife left for Caliiorn.
ia Saturday morning to attend the Gro
GERS Association of the Pacific Coast,
which meets IN San Francisco. MIR. and
Mrs. Neysey will be absent about three
weeks.
Boss Davis undertook to put up fight
on Assessor Archer at the Westport
primaries, but, Archer, getting on to the
scheme, went to Westport Saturday,
with the result that he and F. NJ. Smith
were elected delegates, while the Davis
ticket only received four votes.