Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-04-11

dries at the lowest possible prices, AT
Shelley's. Market and G streets. II
Mrs. T. VI. AFFORD, OF Montesano,
visited Aberdeen friends last week the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Stout.
; The numerous friends OF G. r. Wood,
! ing will be pleased to learn that he is
stea lily recovering from paralysis.
The City Market, corner Wishksh and
! Il streets, has the sole 'gency Tor Aber-
| deem fCi vi Ontesano creamery butter. Il
Mrs. Joseph Kaleck came over from
South Bend last week , and entered the
St. Joseph's hospital for treatment.
Edward Ginthner came down from
Carleton Friday, and entered the Aber-
deem General hospital for treatment.
Blockhouse" Smith was down from
Montesano Friday. looking after his eX-
tensive property interests in this city.
Mrs. B.J .Gsrman and Mrs.J M Bowes
entertained party OF lady friends, at
the home of the latter, Thursday after
noon.
Work has commenced on another
brick block for K. T. Dabnev on the
South side Of Heron street, between q
and II.
The Grays Harbor Electric Co., has
ordered another trolley car, from Will.
mington, Del, which will be here about
May /.
Wanted to trade, one thousand shares
OF stock in the Six Eagles mine for a
lot in Aberdeen. inquire at the HEN.
, AID office.
J. B. Haynes, the well known logger,
has been appointed poll tax col ector for
the Fourth district by the county com.
missioners.
A p. Reinboth arrived yesterday from
Amboy, Ills, with view of erecting a
business block on his lot. on Heron
street near II.
J. B. Dabney and DR.. NJ. l.. Pearson
have began the erection of two story
! brick block, 50x8O feet, on Heron street,
between G and ii.
r. =. Porter has remodeled his cigar
aud confectionery store, on street,
until he now has one OF the neates t
places in the city.
Mrs. Cliff NJ. Weatherwax recovered
from her illness sufficiently to leave the
Aberdeen General hospital for her home
Saturday afternoon.
II. T. Dabney will name his G street
I book "Doris" after his little daughter,
while the Heron street building will be
called the DAbney block.
Miss Maggie Burch, graduate OF the
Aberdeen General hospital training
school, arrived from Whatcom yesterday
to visit Aberdeen friends.
Frank A. Stiles, brother.inlaw OF J.
B. Haynes, has purchased the Payette
farm, on the Wishkah river, through
| the agency OF F. E. Jones.
The Gravs Harbor Electric Co., had
its fiat car fitted with seats to carry
Hoquiamites to the ball game yesterday,
and both cars were loaded.
At meeting of the Trades and Labor
/ Council Friday evening, VIM. Coil, OF
the Sailors Union, was elected president,
vice II. A. Wells, resigned.
The ladies Of Aberdeen and vicinity
are cordially invited to call and examine
our new line of millinery. Mrs. 3.
Bernard. Market and F streets. If
Court Grays Harbor, Foresters OF
America. have made elaborate prepare
tions for general good time at their
social session tomorrow evening.
Rev. L Sawin, who has been called by
the Aberdeen Baptist church, came
down from Olympia last week, and
preached in that church yesterday.
II. Il. Bassett las established mes
senger service in connection with his
news depot, a. 81 Wishkah street, next
10 The HERALD office. Phone 800. 25tf
Owing to an accident to cable, nearly
all the telephones west OF II street are
out of commission. a cable man will
arrive from Seattle this afternoon to fix
the matter.
+ c. McManus and family left FRIDAY
for California, on their way to Fort
Reilly, Kansas, where Engineer Nc
Manus will have charge of the govern
ment works.
The discovery OF an alleged secret
water pipe leading to the American mill,
should be rigidly investigated by the
city council, and, if true, the company
should be made to liquidate at such
figures as will cause all profits to vanish
from the scheme.