Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-19
BRIEr II ENTION.

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When in Montesano get your at meal.
the Royal. u
Miss Edith Keith is visiting relatives
in Tacoma.
Louis Fogel went to Por tland on bust.
ness yesterday.
G. Bacon is transacting business in
Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs. L l.. Maley visited friends in
Montesano Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. N. &. Kaufman spent
Friday in Montesano.
Mrs. F. f Jones visited friends in
Montesano last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Parr visited Moa I.
tesano friends yesterday.
A full line OF oil aud water color sup.
plies. HArtung & Norm.
]. Gormley went to the ST. Joseph's
hospital for treatment today.
Solomon Houlet was admitted to the
S.. Joseph's hospital this morning.
A new and complete stock Of artists
materials. Hartung & Norm. IT
Al. Jackson, Of Montesano, was q
caller at the HERALD Office today.
Herbert A. Bloye is visiting in Tacoma,
where he will spend seve al weeks.
Come early and avoid the rush for
school books. Evans Drug Go tt
Lanterns-Cold Blast, 81 90, Common.
IS cents, at Griggs' Hardware store. tt
Colgate's and Palmer's perfumes and
toilet preparations at Evans Drug Go. Il
See our display OF ladies' and childrens
shoes. The Ideal, 2l6-2ls Heron St. tt
Tablets, Pens. Pencils, in fact all kinde
Of school necessities at Evans Drug Co. Il
The Pacific Transfer Co. ma kes bag.
gage transferring specially. Call W
tel. Al. Il
John Blauw, editor Of the Tacoma
eTidende, was doing business in the city
Saturday. 49,
S. ". White, the band leader, will &c
to Montesano to manage the Mantesano
hotel.
Geo. F. Nye, Of the Jeff Garman shoe
store, was sick at home tor several days
last week.
Chas Larkins has gathered his logging
crew together, and is striking out for the
woods.
Mrs. A. G Ennis returned last week
from visit to her former home, Cen
tralia.
w. T. Mcbride is over from his home
in ORGAN, looking after his Aberdeen
interests.
Mrs. J. B. Elston left last week for
Hood River, Oregon, to visit friends in
that locality.
Rev. T. +. Elliott will leave for his
new home in Vancouver, WASH, tomor-
row morning.
James Dawes, of Montesano was en-
tered as patient at the Aberdeen Gen.
eral hospital Saturday.
The Hoquiam mills started again this
morning after few days shut down on
account Of Lack Of water.
Will Wilson and Arthur Cross went to
Seattle Saturday, to begin t. cir second
year in the state university.
The w. C. T. e. will meet next Thurs
day afternoon at 200 O'Clock at the
home OF Mrs. o. a. Myers.
John Daffron was brought down from
Cosmopolis Saturday, and entered the
Aberdeen General hospital,
Hon. T. c. Cushman spoke on the
political issues at IIoquiam Saturday
evening after the convention.
Mrs. Capt. Ed. Smith went to Monte
sano yesterday, to spend a few weeks
visiting friends at her old home.
j. NJ. Doves and John o. Hare attend
ed the session OF the state liquor dealers
association at Olympia last week.
Master Earl Green entertained party
OF his young friends Friday afternoon
the occasion OF his ninth birthday.
Heating stoves, all kinds. Stove
boards, coal hods, andirons, ETC., a,
Griggs' 404 Heron street. tt
We are showing an unusually fine line
OF Kimonas at the Ideal dry goods store
2l6-2lS East Heron street. If
A. A. Brauer returned Thursday night
from San Francisco. where he attended
the conclave OF Knights Templar.
James Kacango, who has been in the
st. Joseph's hospital for repairs, is on
the streets again as good as new.
Theodore Stemas was discharged from
the st. Joseph's hospital this morning,
and in day or two will be at work again.
A daughter was born on the 18th, at
Portland, to Mrs. Arthur B. Cole, nee
Della Wells, formerly of Aberdeen.
Mrs. NJ. r. Sherwood returned from
San Francisco last week, where she has
placed her daughter, Catherine, in school.