Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-10
BRIEF N ENTION.

George Hunt'ey had business in Elma
yesterday.
When in Montesauo get your at meals
the Royal. II
Mrs J. G. Davenport is at the st.
Joseph's hospital,
Have YOU seen the new raw silk couch
covers at Vevsev's?
Christmas gao'e e I'll kinds being
received at Wy eye.
l. Nudeman Wen. 70 Portland yester-
day to buy his holiday goods.
For RFNr--D@eling house in East
Aberdeen. Apply at city library. If
The newest and most up-to-date jack
cts at Veysey's reduced from 80 to Slo.
DR.. A. 5. Austin has moved into his
new quarters over the Hayes & Hayes
bank.
The Pacific Transfer Co. makes bag
gage transferring specially. Call up
Eel. Al: u
New line of razors, strops, homes and
lather brushes just received. Evans
Drug Co. II
Miss Maud Hagerman, of Montesano,
left on the Norwood TINS morning, for
San Francisco.
A son arrived at the no me Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4 Robinson, on Heron street,
Tuesday night.
$3.50 will buy lot on Randall street,
between D and f. Will Lanning, Room
ii, Dabney block. II
S. Nicely mont moved his family today
to his new residence just completed in
South Aberdeen.
Capt. Frank d. Swain, Of Bellingham,
is visiting the city, the guest OF MIR. and
Mrs. Geo. ". -oehr.
SNAps-25 foot lots on Second street,
between L and 81, $l25. $40 cash bal
ance at s. p month. II
twenty-five passenger were on the
Norwood this morning,l when she left
for San Francisco.
Percy Perry who came down from
Seattle to cast His vote, returned to that
place this morning.
New goods arriving every day from
San Francisco, New York, and Chicago
at Blades Millinery Parlors.
Miss Watson after visit of several
days with iricudssin this city returned to
Montesano yesterday.
Fine assortment Off Hair Brushes,
Clothes Brushes, Path Brushes and Shoe
Brushes AZ l1yans Drug 20. II
Nat. kaufman, OF. kaufman Bros, re-
turned to Bellingham o look after the
business at that place.
Heating stoves, all kinds. Stove
boards, coal hods, andirons, ETC., at
Griggs' 404 Heron street. tt
C. Hash enburg, of Oakville, was a
visitor durius lie early part OF the week.
He returned to his home yesterday.
A.P. White eft saturday for visit to
Chest Protectors and Chamois Vests
so cts to So 80 at Evans Drug Co. tt
Mrs. F. G. benjamin will entertain
her lady friends tomorrow afternoon, at
her home, Broadway and Wishkah sts.
Florence, the:little daughter of Rev.
G. O. Rosslng, iellssfromJ sidewalk
Tuesday, and sprained an.srm severely.
A lot and six-room house on First
street, between d and f, for $3.50. See
Will. Lanning, Room IA. Dabney block.
Mrs. Chas. Potts, who has been visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hudson return.
ed to her home in South Bend yesterday.
The City Market, corner Wishkah and
G streets, has the sole agency for Aber-
deem for Montesano creamery butter. Il
Two lots, corner Second and L for
$500, $50 down, balance at SIS month.
See Will tanning, Room IA, Dabney
block. tt
Miss NJ. Jordon addressed a number
of ladies in the Presbyterian church,
yesterday afternoon on the subject oil
health.
N. Jantzen, who has been millwright
at West & slades' mill, went to South
Bend this morning to work for Creech
Bros.
w. Thompson. who has been in the
city for several days..went to Seattle yes.
terday, to bring his family to Aberdeen
to reside.
Judge Bush assessed w. Matthews
$14.45 Tuesday. Matthews is q sailor
but at this time::.his cargo was spirits
not lumber.
w. A. Crandell accompanied hit
mother Mrs. f. Crandell, on the trip o.
the steamer Norwood 20 San Francisco
this morning.
The Lowry Bros. :haye erected large
coal bin and platform. near the N. P
depot, to besusod 10y them in unloading
coal from the cars.