Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-22

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A baby how was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Atkinson tuesday.
Towneend's candies. Get prices be.
fore buying. Townsend's bakery. If
E. b. Benin and r. ]. Hilts transacted
business in Olympia Tuesday.
Money to loan on real estate. Will
tanning. Room IA, Dabney block. IT
The etate supreme court has declared
the law regulating horseshoers invalid.
We are now ready for the holiday
trade. Evans Drug Co.
Warren Egerer IL home from Columbia
University to spend the holidays.
Lot 5OxlCO feet. l street. $l75. Will
tanning, Room II, Dabney block. tt
Miss Mabel McKinlav spent yesterday
in Tacoma. attending to business matters.
The Pacific Transf.r Co. makes bag.
gage transferring a specially. Call up
Eel. Al. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Dsr kin entertained
a small party of friends at dinner Tues
day evening.
Corner lot, Fourth street and I, 80x1O?
feet, 5000. Will Lanning, Room IA,
Dabney block. tt
Chas. Teatz and A. Koehler we're dis
charged from the Aberdeen General hos.
pital Tuesday.
Let us quote You prices before buying
Xmas caLdies. Model Bakery. u street,
opposite postotfice. If
L. l.. Judson has opened cabinet
making and general repair shop in the l.
w. Mason building 81 Heron street. -
First Glass HORSE sHoER at McBriie's
blacksmith shop. Densmore's old stand,
foot of F street. eF III
Special candies for the Holidays, at
specially low prices. Townsend's Bak-
cry, Alp East Heron street. tt
John McCollum was brought down
from Kalb's camp Tuesday with an in.
jured knee, caused by broken wire
cable.
Don't bother your friends to go your
bond when YOU can procure surety
bond for any purpose from Ellis Martin,
200 street. tt
Major and Mrs. r. S. Nettleton left
this morning for Tacoma to spend Christi
mas with their children. They will re.
turn next week.
4 G. O. Bean will leave tomorrow for
Eugene. Oregon, to j,in his brother.in-
law VI. +. Lucas, in the Christmas family
gathering at that place.
Miss Vera Heron, of Montague,
Mich, is visiting Captain and Mrs. G..
f. Burrows and other relatives in Aber-
deem. She will remain some time.
Mrs. P. A. Cyr, who slipped on the
sidewalk last week and nroke her ankle.
is resting quite easy, but it will be sever
al weeks before che will be around again.
C.P. T. Roberts left Yesterday for San
Pedro, CAL, to spend the holidays with
his daughter, Mrs. Thos. Trethrake,
with whom Mrs. Roberts has been visit
ing for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McWhinney and
three children, Of Vancouver, B. G., are
spending the Christmas holidays with
Captain w. H. McWhinney. They will
return to their home in couple Of weeks
The case of c. w. Bellvs. S. G. Cole
man was non-suited in the superior court
Yesterday. Bell fell from scaffold
while working on the Olympus theater
building last fall, and sued for $4,000
damages.
Old Clothes Wanted A number Of
men are applying at St. Joseph's hospital
for assistance, some of them being in
sufficiently clothed. Persons having
discarded clothing to spare will do kind
act by sending them to the Sisters at the
hospital. tt
West Shore CHAPTER No. - Royal
Arch Masons at their meeting last night
elected the following officers to serve for
one year: F.. H. P, A. Benham; King,
P. F, Clark; Scribe, G. McDermoth /;
Secretary, G. F. Drake; Treasurer, ]. G.
Lewis.
The following officers were installed
by Rhododendron Chapter No. As, Order
OF Eastern Star. Tuesday evening, for
the ensuing year: w. NJ. Mrs. Cora
Burrows; ". p, L. j. Kolts A. NJ,
Mrs. Gina Shields; Sec'y, Mrs. Lucy
Tanner; Treas, Mrs. Emily S. Dalton !;
Con-, Mrs. Rosa Green; Asso. Con-,
Mrs. Anna Benham; Chaplain, Mrs.
Emma Ennis; Marshal, Mrs. Jennie
Lewis; Organist, Miss Nellie Giles /;
Adah, Miss Nellie Lowrie; Ruth, Mrs.
Jennie Eaton; Esther, Mrs. Emma Luz
cas-; Martha, Mrs. f. r. Prichard Elec-
ia, Mrs. f. Rupert; Warder, Miss Nina
Ennis; Sentinel, Carl Fagrues.