Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-26

Mrs. J. II. Empey last Friday.
The fronts have been set in the Pear
son Brothers. new building, and McLaf-
ferty Il Son are setting the glass.
George Ninemire who was a visitor
over Saturday and Sunday in this city,
returned to Montesano this morning.
Captain Peter Wilson, OF Wilson Bros.
Navigation Co p, leff this morning for a
Wis to his former home in the east.
Chas. Wasgren came down from Mon.
tesano yesterday and entered the Aber-
deem General hospital for treatment.
The City Market, corner Wishkah and
6 streets, has the sole agency for Aber.
deem for Montesano creamery butter. tt
Mrs. G. r. Green returned Saturday
I. ON Cohassett beach, where she and
the family have been all the summer.
Two OF the nurses in St. Joseph's hos.
pital, Misses Rozella Cole and Myrtle
Young, were on the sick list last week.
Wanted To Exchange-A ranch and
stock for improved city property. Adj
dress Geo. Champlin, Matlock. Wash.
Mrs. Maude Shelley, nee Weatherwax.
arrived from Portland Saturday, on q
visit to her mother Mrs. w. w. Wealth.
erwax.
Miss Nevada jackson, of Ceatralla.
who taught in the public schools last
term, arrived last night on visit to
friends.
The Aberdeen State Bank, H. L. Cook
and Geo. j. Wolff each had special deco
rations in honor o. the Elks' gathering
Saturday.
A letter from G. r. Green says that he
is at present visiting with a brother in
Southern Scotland and is having an en-.
joyable time.
w. B. Fetterman was confined to the
house few days last week with slight
attack Of paint poisoning, but he is
around again.
Word has been received that Mr.. and
Mrs. J. f. Stranahan, who now reside at
Hood river, Oregon, are the parents OF a
nine pound boy.
G. G. Ashcraft, who has been visiting
in Kentucky, returned Saturday. While
away he visited St. Louis and other
points in the East.
Sixty-five dollars is the price paid by
Fred Hewitt for the Aberdeen carLen-
ters' float used by the Union on Labor
Day in the procession.
All who come to Aberdeen from the
Sound and Portland way, report the air
oppressive with smoke, and it is refresh
ing to come to the Harbor.
Mrs. O. Nelson went to Centralia Sat-
urday, to at,en to business matters. but
returned yesterday to be present at the
Acknowledgement wedding.
A. T. Porter, who had foot crushed
last Thursday by heavy iron pipe fall
ing on it, was discharged from the
Aberdeen General hospital Saturday.
FL. Becker returned from his hunt
ing trip, Saturday night. He brought
in the antlers OF an elk, having left the
skin with the taxidermist of Hoquiam.
The West & SADIE Mill Co., is building
a large shed at their sidetracks, for the
purpose OF keeping dried lumber out Of
the weather while waiting eastern ship.
ment.
Clar;ce Stoddart, niece OF Miss Gala
han, w. U. telegraph operator, lost her
bicycle Thursday evening from in front
of the Kenniiworth. The wheel was a
new one.
About 800 was realized from the
benefit ball Friday night. This will be
of material benefit to our young towns
miss in pursuing her musical education
in New York.
A meeting of the county republican
central committee was held Friday at
Elma, and organized with F. R. Archer
chairman, Z. S. Alvey secretary, and Ed.
Story treasurer.
When troubled with constipation try
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab.
let's. They are easy to take and produce
no gripping or other unpleasant effect. For
sale by All Druggists.
Geo. A. Ellesperman, Of Tacoma, is at
present acting as relief for Deputy Col.
iector Hood, who is having his vacation.
Mr.. Ellesperman and wife are we'll
known on the Harbor.
Have you been at the st. Louis Fair?
If you have you will recognize the st.
Louis hat at Blades Millinery Parlors,
corner of Market and H streets, next to
Moultons Furniture store.