Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-12
BRIEF NJ ENYION.
When in Montesano get your at meals

When in Montesano get your at meals
the Royal tt
Boy wanted. At S. Cohen's cigar store
Is East G street. 1t
A full line of oil and water color sup.
plies. H.itung Il Norm.
Miss Frances Bill is principal OF the
High school for the present.
A new and com le,e stock of artists
materials. Hartung & Norm. If
Come early and avoid the rush for
school books. Evans Drug Go If
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Bridges have re-.
turned from their visit to st. Louis.
Lanterns-Cold Blast, 81. 90, Common,
IS cents, at Grigg~' Hardware store. tt
Colgate'S and Palmer's perfumes and
toilet preparations Il, Evars d, ny Co. If
See our display oi ladies and childrens ,
shoes. The Ideal, 2l6-2lS Heron St. ii
Tablets, Pens. Pencils, in fact all kinde
OF school necessities at Evans Drug Co. tt
The Pacific Transfer Co. makes bag.
gage transferring specially. Call up
tel. Al. tt
G. p. Clerin struck our for the woods
Saturday for a few days cruise in the
timber.
Geo. Woods a prominent farmer of
Satsop, was doing business in the city
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel McClymont
entertained party of friends at dinner
Friday afternoon.
The citizens Of Hoquam are circulating
petition asking the council to install Il
fire alarm system.
Miss Madge McGilicuddy has gone to
Oakville, where she is engaged as teacher
in the public schools.
Heating stoves, all kinds. Stove
boards: coal hods, andirons, etc., at
Griggs' 4O4 Heron street. tt
We are showing an unusually fine line
OF Kimonas At the Ideal dry goods store,
216-2l8 East Heron street. If
Afine by boy, weighing nine pounds,
was born yesteidt Y To Air. ant MIS- Cos
nell, at Aberdeen Gardens.
Captain d. L. Darling came over from
South Bend Thursday evening an bust.
ness, and returned Saturday.
NJ Wage and Willis Hopkins we're
among the passengers on the train this
morning for up country towns.
Mrs. DR.. Austin entertained a party
of lady friends Friday afternoon, in
honor OF her sister, Mis-. Miller
Ia
coma yesterday to resume her position
as teacher in the pubic schools.
The steamer Newbnrg had heavy
load of lumber but light passenger list
Saturday when she went 10 sea.
Quite number OF Aberdeen people
went to Montesano yesterday to attend
the Methodist conference services.
The attendance at the base ball clubs
benefit dance Thursday night was so
light that it did not pay expenses.
Miss Elizabeth Clifton spent Saturday
and SUNDAY a MOntesano, III attendance
at the Methodist Annual Conference.
J. o. GAgnon returned last week from
a three monlhs' visit at his old home in
Canada, and the St. Louis exposition.
The City Market, corner Wishkah and
G streets, mas the sole agency for Aber-
deem 10, 5Iunteaano creamery butter. Il
Deputy Sheriff Ed. Payette transacted
business in the city Friday and Satur-
day. He returned tC Montesano today.
Cliff M. Weatherwax gave the minis
tiers at conference an excursion over his
logging railroad near Monte5ano Satur-
day.
Mrs. Frank Peterson and Mrs. G.
Tanner, OF Westport, visited Aberdeen
last week, the guests of Mrs. E. w
Hunter.
Mrs. |. Crawford left yesterday foi
Grand Rapids. Mich, where she will
spend couple Ct months visiting old
friends.
The police records show that 1926 sc
have been contributed by inmates Of the
tenderlain district, to the city treasury
this year.
The Simpkins orchestra will give an
other OF their charming concerts at the
Ideal dry goods store next Saturday
evening. 1t
Prof. B. Roscoe Shryock left for Lin
coin. Neb., Friday, where he takes 8
position as conductor of musical con
servatory.
&c. Marshall was arrested Saturday
night for being drunk and dsorderly
and forfeited $40 bail in the police court
this morning.
John Anderson, who has been confined
to his home on account of sickness, is or
the street again and will soon be attend
ing to business.
L. F. Derkin has purchased the steam
automobile of Frank Green, and is tax
ing lot of enjoyment out OF his pur
chase each evening.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Swedish Mission gave an interesting
song recital Saturday evening, with Miss
Ida Kindvall as soloist.
Mrs. J. p. Sullivan, who sold her resi-
dence in this city last week. has ordered
her furniture shipped to Spokane, where
she is living at present.
w. R. Macfarlane and DR.. Coons wen
up the Satsop river yesterday, to visit
their better halves, VINO are rusticatine