Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-16

Art ROchon went to Salt Lake this
morning and will handle the horsehide
spere in the Utah league this season.
Hats! Hats! Hats-At a great re-
duction all this month at Blades
Millinery Parlors, Grand Central Hotel,
Pony For Sale-.Well broke to work
single or double and to ride. Inquire OF
| A. j. Stewart, Highland Home Addi.
ton. tt
| S. X. Bowes sold a ticket over the
Canadian Pacific to Perry Palmer, Tues
day. Perry goes to Iravars City,
Michigan.
| II. r. Bassett has Just received a
complete line of paper back novels in.
Guiding all the latest works. 37H Wish
kah street.
Prescriptions Is per cent less than any
other place On the harbor, rs years a
chemist and druggist, All fresh drugs
A. w. Shelley.
' Sanitary Ice Cream Soda dispensed
from a sanitary fountain, only one on
harbor. Shelley Druggist g. Chemist.
Corner Market and G st.
> Captain Allen of the steamer Lindauer
reports rough trip this time from San
Francisco. Fierce head winds and
heavy seas, all the passage.
The Lindstrom Shipbuilding com pany
received per steamer Lindauer, large
quantity of steel for the marine ways
now in course OF construction.
The city engineer is supervising the
work of REMEMBERING the houses within
the city limits. Broadway is the
dividing line East and West.
II. r. Bassett .as established mes
senger service in connection with his
news depot, at 81 Wishkah street, next
tr the HERALD Office. Phone 500. 25-tf
The ordinance Of Baptism and the
sacrament as we'll as reception OF mem
bers will be part OF the morning service
! in the congregational church on SUNDAY.
Professor Eldridge Wheeler, of Mon.
tesano was on the Harbor yesterday,
looking up students for the summer
normal to be held by him at Montesano
The Rathbone Sisters entertained the
Knights Of Pythias last night. Straw
berries and cream, coffee, etc., formed
part OF the entertainment, music and a
social time the balance.
have judgment for $47 against L. S.
Norm, member OF the business firm OF
Hortung & Norm, which 1 will be glad
| to sell for fifteen cents on the dollar.
| tt /. w. MASON.
The Grays Harbor Electric Company
have novel their office fixtures from the
Pratsch building to their headquarters
on Market and + street. Hereafter the
car will stop there instead of F Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice are the hosts and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kotick, of Castle Rock,
are the guests. Mr.. Kotick is shingle
manufacturers at that place and is TAX
ing vacation while business is quiet.
A letter from Joseph Gayner an old
time Grays Harbor man, who is now in
Rayston, Michigan, says that the spring
weather at that point was as wet as the
wettest of Aberdeen's winter weather.
Earnest Grouse was struck on the
head by falling limb at Shaw Il Mel
sons camp Tuesday morning and badly
cut about the head. He was brought to
the General hospital where number Of
stitches were taken in the scalp.
Rev. G. r. Bail of Hoquiam will
preach at the Baptist church next Sun.
day morning and Miss Julia Austin, OF
Chicago, Secretary of the Women s
Foreign Missionary Society, will conduct
the evening services. All are cordially
invited.
Mrs. J. B. BRIDGES entertained Tues.
day afternoon at her residence on Broad
way in honor OF her mother, Mrs. Smith
of Olympia, who has been visiting Mrs.
John Soule in Hoquiam for the past
week. There were 20 guests, all from
| Hoquiam.
Among the visitors at the HERALD
Office yesterday, were Mrs. A. B. West
broo and Miss l.. A. Engler, OF the
Tacoma Shelter Home. These ladies
represent good cause and are doing
good work for certain class who need
| their assistance.
The members of the w. o. w., held a
basket social on Wednesday evening.
Each lady brought basket which was
sold, and for each five cents of the pur-
chase price, the purchaser was entitled
to one vote for the most popular lady
present. Mrs. A. w. Brown was de
clarsd the choice Of those present, and
was awarded the usual congratulations