Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-08-21
on Billy Buster.

| Have you seen Billy Buster.
Billy Buster is at the corner OF Market
and q streets.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Davis are visiting
the exposiuo at Portland.
Pure drugs only are sold by us. Evans
Drug Co.
Hon. f. B. Benn has been confined to
his home for several days with fever.
Mr.. and Mrs J B. Bridges returned
from visit 70 he Lewis and Clark expo.
sition, Flda
I Only graduate Osteopath in the city.
DR.. X. F.. Sn,rh. 7 s p. o. Block. Gradu-
ate Kirksvile, No., school. II
On Saturday. f. l.. Ruth cut his ankle
quite badly with an ak. He was cared
tor at the Gray> Harbor hospital.
The gas mains are now being laid on
the East side and the bitches for the
branch pipes will soon be ready.
Mr.. and Mr.. w. w. Boner returned
Friday from their Portland trip. Like
all other visitors, they enjoyed the expo
stion.
CPL. Roberts and c. g. Beardsley.
have returne from the federal grand
Jury at Tacoma, where they had been for
more than month.
A. Fl. Hoefer, of the Aberdeen State
bank, took his family to Oakville Friday,
where they will rusticate for the present.
Mr.. Hoefer will play bachelor.
Miss M. Sypes. who was the teacher
OF music in the public schools OF this city
last year, will teach in the schools Of
Hoauiam, Montesano and Olympia, this
year.
Mre. w. France, OF Montesono, brought
her little daughter to the Aberdeen Gen.
eral hospital Friday, for treatment. The
little one had swallowed coin, but
there were no harmful results.
On Friday the first batch of Cinnamon
arrived, to take care of the work of the
Grays Harbor Packing Co. They are
gathering everything ready for the run
OF salmon which is expected soon.
H. D. Crawford returned from Port.
land Friday, accompanied by his niece.
Mrs. r. A. Wakeman, and her son, DR..
F. ]. Wakeman. They will visit with
Mr.. Crawford and family several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Spence left for
Monmouth, Illinois, Friday. A large
number of friends was at the train to bid
them good bye and deluge them with
rice. They wer' accompanied by Mr..
Spence Sr.
George G. Hardman, OF Yakima, who
has be IN here for several seasons past.
disposing of fruit raised on his own farm,
is in the city. He will have fruit shipped
in each day which he will dispose of by
filling orders.
desire to state through the columns
of this paper, that the Aberdeen Gospel
Mission is strictly an interdenomina'
tional work, and all christians are
gladly welcome az workers irrespective OF
church or creed. Respectively, Rev. Geo.
L. Carr, superintendent
Fourteen cents was the price paid bv
all who attended the "hard time social
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
White, FRIDAY evening. The gathering
was under the auspices of the young
ladies' class in the Sunday school OF the
M. E. church, ami called together quite
number Of young people.
The case OF j. B. McLane VS.. the North
Western Lumber Co. at Hoquiam, was
taken out Of court at the request OF w
B. Stratton, attorney for plaintiff, for the
cause that suit brought against the NORTH
Western Lumber Co. of Washington
) while the fact IS that when the accident
occurred the mill was operated by the
Northwestern Lumber Go. of California
A new suit will be commenced.
The Halferty clam cannery. at the foot
of G street, will be ready for bushes:
September 1st 1t has been idle all dur
ing the good working season on account
of the closed season law, which makes il
necessary for the cannery to operate dur
ing the winter months, when the wealth
| err is rough and the days are short
When the cannery does start it will EN-.
p,oy 80 persons at the factory and 40 or
, the beach.
On Friday w. f. Payett OF the firm O
Ryan & Newton, wholesale dealers in
, butter, eggs and fruit was in the city
, and stated that his firm was thinking OF
starting branch OF their Seattle busi.
ness at this place, and that Mr.. Ryan
the president OF the company, would be
, here this week to look the ground over
, Mr.. Payett seemed pleased with the re-
: ception that the scheme met with from