Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-20
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

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DR.. &. r. chamberlain. Rooms s. 9
and 10, nabney Blo.k. If
Thu. Carherry entered St. Joseph's
hoen''9' for treatment Saturday.
X. ZeIasko, has left St. Joseph's hos
pital. and is attending to business again.
Furniture of tive-room house for sale,
at bargain. Call at 403 West Hume
street. It
Mrs. A. G. Ennis ;and daughter, Miss
! Nina. -ited friends in Centralia last
week.
Buy Dishes and Glassware at dis
count at Deans Store, opposite Post
Office. If
f. Carroll WAS discharged from st.
Joseph's hospitql, and returned to Eima
Saturday.
Still ~ the lead TO coughs cold. and
sore vans White Pine congn
syru' If
a Ox24 feet, on Market
stree aiming. Rom IA
Dab
Jo' discharged. from st.
Jose Saturday, and returned
ton 80"
V. bster was admitted TO st.
Jose hospital Saturday, suffering
with enmonia.
Some fine lots on school house hill on
very easy terms. Will Lanning, Room
IA, Dabnev block.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Langford Saturday at the Aberdeen
General hospital.
Mrs. Edward Yock and baby were
dschargoI from the Aberdeen General
hospital Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hackett en- err
tanned small party OF friends at dinner
Thursday evening.
Mrs Chas. Hulet entered the Aber-
deem General hospital Saturday, with a
fractured collar bone.
For Sale-Figbt-room dwelling, South-
east corner Sixth and Broadway. In
qure on the premises. 53-2t
Geo. f. Nye entertained his SUNDAY
school class Friday evening in honor Of
St. Patrick Day, it is said.
Insure in a frst.class. reliable COM
pany, the National Union. Ellis Martin,
agent, 200 South street. If
Mrs. J. f. Karshner returned Friday
from two weeks visit with friends at
Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia and Puyallup.
If in need of bond of any kind go to
Ellis Martin, 30 + street. He can de.
liver bond on the day OF application. tt
There will be initiation at the Eastern
Star lodge tomorrow night, and special
invitation is extended to visiting men,
bers.
For Fine Favored Teas and Fresh
Roasted Coffees 90 to Deans Tea and
Coffee Store, opposite Postoflice. Phone
665. tt
c. NJ. Long. an employee Of the West
ern Cooperage Co., is at the Aberdeen
General hospital, with case OF typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Joseph koph was discharged
ON tho Aberdeen General hospital yes
terday, and returned to her home at Ho-
quam,
Miss Lilly Fox, daughter of Judge
Fox, teacher in the Hoquiam schools,
was home last week on account of sight
illness.
The barken tine Newsboy went on the
marine railway at the Lindstrom ship
yard today, to be painted and generally
overhauled
Two 5O-foot lots on First street 100 feet
from Broadway, street improvements
paid, $3.50 each. Will tanning, Room
IA, Dabney block.
Charles Pinckney, has rented one OF
the store rooms in the Commercial bloc'>
and will open a pipe fitting and plumb
ing establishment. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowent left sat
urday for Silverton, Oregon, where they
was called by the death of Mrs. Bowen S
father, ]. F. Bender.
Mr.. Alexander has purchased ten lots
in South Aberdeen from Nj. r. Sher-
wood, for site for the works he intends
putting up for the utilization of mill re.
fuse.
Chas. +. Cork. editor OF the Bulletin,
received handsome present Saturday,
in the form OF gold past chancellor
Jewel, from his old Knights of Pythias
lodge at Waukesha, Wisconsin.