Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-03


down homestead in the Queets country
returned Tuesday to remain permanently
The case against r. 7. Dabney. IoI
violating the building ordinance, was
! dismissed by Judge Bush Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Rebecca Graham was discharged
from the Aberdet II General hospital
yesterday, and returned to her home, at
Ocosta.
r. w. Bryan, left ior his position at
Ahome, Mexico, Tuesday. He will be
followed by his wife as soon as she is
able to travel
For RENT. Furnished or unfinished
rooms. -Four front rooms suitable tor
Offices. Inquire over Rose Shoe Store,
3OS Heron street. lo-4t
w. Eastman who has been over from
Portland several days, on business con-
nected with the Save factory, returned
to his home yesterday.
On Monday evening Keith's new hall
on Heron street was opened to the
public, by dancing party, given by
Messers Keith and Gay.
w. w. Ward, route agent for the N.
p. Express, who had been transacting
business here for several days, returned
to Portland this morning.
G. N. Miller, formerly proprietor OF the
Brunswick hotel, has purchased the
Aberdeen hotel, which has been refit ed
and renovated throughout.
Lately the Rathbone Sisters have been
entertaining the Knights OF Pythias, but
last evening the tables were turned and
the Knights did the host act.
To cure cold get bottle OF our White
Pine Cough Syrup, % cts. 10 prevent
catching cold buy Chest Protector or
Chamois Vest at Evans Drug Store. tt
For Sale-An eight.light Burlington
acetylene gas mach inc, about $50 feet OF
pine and number OF gas fixtures, will
b4 sold at genuine bargain. Inquire al
the HERALD office. tt
The four masted schooner r. G. Sade
will 60 on the ways at the Lindstrom
Co.'S Ship yard, next Saturday. She
will be given a general overhauling.
X. Zelasko went to Portland Tuesday.
He intends while there to invest quite
heavily in all of the latest designs in
furniture, ranges and carpets for his new
firm.
The Hoquiam city council has passed
an ordinance prohibiting the running al
large of horses, cows and sheep, except
one COW to family, and that not a
night.
The Lincoln Annuity Union gave {
, Chest party, in their hall, Tuesday even
. ing. goodly number attended, ant
the treasury of that society feels the
result.
} The Baptist church has arranged fol
the presence of Rev. A. d. Carpenter
, the noted evangelist of Denver, at {
series of evangelistic meetings, to begin
January l.
. Ernest Prest is building neat resi-
t dence for himself on Hume street, be
tween Park and Washington. WheI
A completed his present residence will b.
Q for rent.
Joseph Costello, workman at thu
a Union mill, was admitted to the Aber
. deem General hospital yesterday. HI
was struck by timber, and injured
internally.
Henry Gartner and Thomas Thorpe
will leave on this trip Of the steame
!, Lindauer. for California. From Their
they will 60 to Kentucky and visit oil
home scenes.
!, Yesterday morning the sch ooner Come
was launched from the marine ways a
Lindstrom q Companv's yard and wa
towed from there to the American mil
to load lumber.
( Mr., and Mrs. Packard OF Oberlin
l Ohio, who have been the guests of Mis-
Richau, left for tour Of Oregon ant
Nevada, before returning to their hom'
q yesterday morning.
The real estate and insurance business
of F. E. Jones, has been strengthened
by the addition Of his son Edwin F. t
the firm. It will now be the firm Of F
;, E. Jones & Son.
. Adolph Payette brought down scov
load of gravel and sand from the uppe
Chehalis yesterday. The gravel is to bt
i used for building purposes
The temporary building on G street
lately occupied by the Rose Shoe Co
has been sold to r. ]. Hits, who will
): move it to the west end Of town, an
i convert it into six room cottage.
o Route agent G. Ward, of the N. F
}. Express company while w. NJ. Maugha
e is in Seattle. Mr.. Vaughan will be &C
O companied on his return by his wife an
e child who have been visiting in Mon