Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-12


cigar store open Saturday morning.
Miss Regina Shaker was hostess Fri
day evening to the Aeolian club. The
musical program was very good, but the
club enjoyed the refreshments better.
W. A. Club left Thursday on the
steamer Cent,alia for San Francisco,
where he goes to take position as
travelling salesman for wholesale house.
A. Townsenp, proprietor Of the Aber-
deem and Model bakeries, has purchased
the American bakery at Hoquiam, and
will extend his operations TO both cities.
Mrs. E. Johnson, of Westport, under
went surgical operation at the Aber.
deem General hospital Saturday, and is
reported as doing very nicely this morn
ing.
Mrs. Captain Phelps removed her
household goods TO Portland today. The
captain is improving in health slowly,
and they have bought home in Port
land.
The metal roof is being placed on the
Halfertv clam cannery, and as soon as
the machinery is moved from Markham
the canning Of clans will be started full
blast.
Mrs. Scott Thomas. who has been
making an extended visit with her
mother, Mrs. D. &. Haight, left Satur.
day to return to her home at Newport,
Wash.
Mrs. Isaac Beemer was taken sick last
week while visiting her sister at Monte.
sano, and entered the hospital for treat.
ment. She was able to return home
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs julius Hyer LETT on yes
terday mornings train for Chicago,
where they will visit for some time.
Before returning home they will visit the
st. Louis fair.
The little black team belonging to the
Pacific Transfer company, INDUCED in
runaway Friday morning. from st.
Joseph's hospital to the bay. No special
damage was done.
The Montesano Vidette devoted two
and one-half pages to an excellent de-
scription of the Methodist conference,
illustrated with pictures of the noted
preachers present.
The ferry boat Progress. as good as
dition to the new stern she has been
otherwise overhauled, and is now a
staunch boat again.
When troubled with constipation try
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
let's. They are easy to take and produce
no gri ping or other unpleasant effect. For
sale by all Druggists m
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
are preparing to hold their annual fair,
November 3rd and 4th. Chliren's ready
made garm nts will hold prominent
place in the apron booth.
Just Receivel-New fall goods. All
the latest novelties in ladies' and misses
hats. New line of fancy collars and
| llnery, Market and streets. If
The body of NJ. Myma, Japanese, a
brother of II. Terada the japanese mer-
chant of this place, was shipped to Port
land this morning. A large delegation
OF Japs accompanied the body.
Rockers Kids went to Moutesauo Sat-
urday and as usual licked the Montesano
nine. This is the last game of the sea-
son, and thus far the Kids have lost only
one game. The score was to O.
The United Artisans gave benefit
ball in Vests hall on Saturday evening.
The dance was especially for the MEM
bers OF the order and their friends. An
admission Of % cents was charged.
Mrs. Kate Cruikshank, who has been
assisting Mrs. A. ID. Wood this season at
Cohassett, is in town, and after making
a short visit with friends, will 90 to
Seattle, where she will make her home.
held in the w. o. w. hall Saturday
evening. There was an attendance OF
between forty and fifty OF the faithful,
and full county ticket was nominated.
Mr.. Waldo Hart will soon move into
his new residence ON Terrace avenue,
near the High school. This cottage is
quite an addition to that part of the city
as it is tasty in design and modern in its
fittings.
A. G. Girard and bride, of Hoquiam
returned from their wedding tour Friday
and were met in Aberdeen by Alex.
Poison, who conveyed the happy young
couple to their home in Hoquiam in his
automobile.
Marshal II. ii. Carter's new home on
First and l. streets is completed, and he
will move into it in about week. The
interior Of the home is one OF the best
finished in the city, and he is justly
proud OF it.
The big dredger built by the Lindstron
Shipbuilding company, was towed to sea
Saturday by the tug Sea Rover. The
dredger is one of the heaviest and largest
OF her class, and is designed for work on
the Sacramento river, California.
The last OF the iron rollers for the car
rage and ways of the Lindstrom Ship
building company's marine railway, are
ready for delivery at Douglas Bros foun-
dry. AS soon as these are placed the
railway will be ready for business.
II. D. Hayworth will leave with his
family tomorrow for California, where
Mr.. Hayworth will leave his family and
proceed to the state of Sonora, Mexico
where he will probably locate, and send
for the family when he gets settled.