Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-05-09

street TO Cne DdDuey UlOCk, IIcIoil
street.
The county quarterly examination OF
teachers will be held at Montesano
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next
week.
Frank A. Boudreault left this morning
for Galveston, Texas. where he goes to
take a position as train dispatcher on a
railroad. vs..
Capt. Thaver Lamb of Co., f. N. &.
w., wants to recruit IA men in time for
the encampment at American Lake,
July 1924.
Il. Il. Bassett has just received q
complete line of paper back novels in.
Guiding all the latest works. 3719 Wish
kah street.
Mrs. Clyde B. Weatherwax enter
tanned a number of lady friends Saturday
afternoon, in honor of Miss Ina
Weatherwax.
A boy named Harold Houyhton had
his hand severely cut Friday and was
taken to the Aberdeen General hospital
for treatment.
just received splendid assortment Of
street hats, and chill irens school hats, at
the st. Paul Millinery, corner of Market
and F streets. ,x-''7
The contract for the Iron work on the
marine railway of the Lindstrom Ship
building Co., has been awarded to
Douglas Bros.
Prescriptions Is per cent less than any
other place on the harhOr, 25 years a
chemist and druggist, All fresh drugs.
A. W. Shelley.
Attorney l.. B. Bignold, Of Montesano,
was elected alternate to the democratic
national convention at the Olympia con.
vention Thursday.
Mrs. M. M. Bacon has sold the Toledo
hotel property TO Mrs. Alice Vorhies, OF
Porter. The sale was effected by the
Ellis Martin agency.
Collin Mckenzie, who was badly
injured at the October fire, is now able
to discard the wheeled chair and get
around on crutches.
J. p. Hackenburg, an uncle of Mrs
r. p. Porter, arrived last week from
Austin, Missouri, and will spend the
summer in Aberdeen.
Sick headache results from di sordered
stomach and is quickly cnred by Cham
berlain's Stomach & Liver Tablets. For
sale by All Druggists. m
T. e Aberdeen Electric Co., and the
City Retail Lu Der Co., have moved
their new offices to the Doris block, on
6 street above Heron.
Edward Schoerell came down from
Biles' camp, near Montesano, Saturday
night and entered the Aberdeen General
hos pital for treatment.
Sanitary Ice Cream Soda dispensed
from a sanitary fountain, only one or
harbor. Shelley Druggist 4 Chemist
Corner Market and G ct.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Mcneil returned
Thursday evening from their wedding
tour on the Sound, and were heartily
welcomed by host of friends.
r. r. Bassett LAS established mes
senger service in connection with his
news depot, Il: 81 Wishkah street, mex,
60 the HERALD Office. Phone 555. 25-t
Emil Pfund is moving his jewelry
store into his new storeroom, in the
Dabney block, and is preparing for a
grand opening in about three weeks.
The following quartette has been
organized to sing at the commencement
exercises: Roy Cox and Will McKinlay,
tenors Will Bellies and Edgar Crawford
bass.
r. L. Caldwell left yesterday for st
Johns, Michigan. After visit of 9
couple OF months at his old home. Mr.
Caldwell will return to Aberdeen te
remain.
Miss Claire O'Neil, the we'll known
pianiste, has kindly consented to assist
at the concert for the benefit of the
Catholic church next Wednesday
evening.
Miss Blanche Karshner came dowr
from Tacoma Friday evening and re-
turned yesterday, after briet visit with
her mother and other relatives in
Aberdeen.
The Columbia University Base Bal
Club of Portland will play the Aberdeen
League team at Athletic park next
Wednesday. The Columbians are one
of the swift. teams of the Northwest, but
the Pippins feel confident they will keer
the visitors busy.