Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-05-26

r. r. Bassett has just received a
complete line of paper back novels in
Guiding all the latest works. 371a Wish
kah street.
The City Lumber Association has
lowered the price of lumber so cents per
thousand and delivers the lumber free
of charge.
Prescriptions 25 per cent less than any
other place on the harpOr, rs years a
chemist and druggist, All fresh drugs.
A. w. Shelley.
Captain Mitchell has just received a
large supply of fresh candies, and feels
that he can now cater to the most
fastidious taste.
Sanitary Ice Cream Soda dispensed
from a sanitary fountain, only one on
harbor. Shelley Druggist & Chemist.
Corner Market and G st.
An eight inch main is being placed on
Michigan avenue to the stave factory, to
replace the old four inch one. This is a
move in the right direction.
The nonarrival of the steel beams, for
the R. T. Dabney block, to be used by
the Vulcan Iron Works, has stopped
progress on the new building.
r. r. Bassett Las established mes
senger service in connection with his
news depot. at 81 Wishkah street, next
a. rhe HERALD office. Phone 555. 25-tf
Tuesday evening was the wedding
anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.. S.
Clemens, and to help them celebrate. a
large number of friends surprised them.
Mrs. Captain Mitchell and Mrs.
Rowley, went to Portland on Tuesday to
visit with friends for season. In the
meantime the Captain and Mr.. Rowley
will batch and condone with each other.
At l 80 this afternoon an alarm of fire
was sent in from the residence of F. A..
Hart. This is the third alarm of fire
from this place this week. Consider
able damage was done to the property.
The SWEETEST party of the season &C.
Cured last night at the residence of J..
H. Gum. The party was given in honor
OF Miss l. Weatherwax and John
Bertholf. and more than 100 guests were
present.
At 10 this forenoon fire alarm was
sent in from the Congregational church.
The fire caught on the outside of the
roof from spark either from an adjpin-
ing residence or one of the mills. The
damage will be about $3.50
The Red Cross Pharmacy has moved
into the new quarters, on the corner of
G and Heron streets. 1t is safe to say
that there is no better fitted up drug
store in the state than that now occupied
by the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Charles Haarsen was fined $34 80
including costs for displaying a weapon
in public place. 1t is the intention of
the police to put complete stop to that
kind of foolishness, and they are GER
tainly pursuing the right course.
The Forestors have improved their
plat in Fernhill cemetery by grading and
fencing it, and placing over the entry
gate a graceful arch. Other orders hav-
ing land in the cemetery would do we'll
to follow the example of the Foresters.
The assessment of Aberdeen will be
finished next Saturday night. any tax
payer who has not seen the deputy
assessor is requested to call at once at
the office of Sam Benn, see the deputy
and ascertain if his property is correctly
listed.
Rev. L. L. Cloyd, of Gillette, Wyom.
ing, arrived in this city last week and
will preach in the Baptist church next
Sunday. 1t is more than likely that Mr..
Cloyd may become the permanent pastor
OF the Baptist denomination at this
this place.
The funeral of Martin B. Gilsoul took
place Tuesday afternoon from the Beard
sley brothers I'm ;ertaking parlors, the
Rev. G. McDermoth officiating. Quite a
large number of friends attended the
funeral services, ana accompanied the
body to the grave.
Madam Middleton has arrived from
Greenville, Michigan, and is staying
with her son, A. w. Middleton, vice
president of the Anderson & Middleton
Lumber Co. Madam Middleton has
an enviable reputation among church
workers in the state of Michigan as a
Sunday school teacher. Forty years she
was teacher of one class, the personnel
being men, and the number in atten.
dance never less than fifty. Many of
the prominent business men who are on
the Pacific coast now, were members Of
her class, and always speak of her with
enthusiasm as our teacher.