Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-23
BRIEN NJ ENTION.

Ernest Bloch went to Portland Tues
day morning
DR.. g. = Chamberlain. Rooms s, 8
and 10, Dabney Block. If
Mrs. James Cochran left Yesterday
morning for a short visit in South Bend.
Furniture OF fve-room house for sale,
at a bargain. Cali at 403 West Hume
street. IT
Insure in frst.class. reliable com.
pany, the National Union. Ellis Martin,
agent, 200 South + street. If
Julius Efteland and bride have re.
turned from their bridal tour and are at
home at Second and + streets.
Some fine lots on school house hill on
very easv terms. Will Lanning, Room
IA, Dabney block.
r. T. Dabney and sou, who have been
visiting in Southern California, returned
to Aberdeen Monday evening.
X. Zelasko is preparing to build a
brick block on the site of the old fire
headquarters, on Il street below Heron.
If in need OF a bond of any kind 60 to
Ellis Martin, 2U0 f street. He can de-
liver bond on the day OF application. tt
The Retail Lumber Co. has moved its
Office from it's old location on G street to
the J. b. Dabney building on II street.
J. S. Book arrived Tuesday from Los
Angeles, and will spen the summer
looking after his interests on Grays Har.
Dor.
Miss l.. T. Higgins, of Fairview, Ore
gon, WHO has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. O. Mc[inlav, left for her home
yesterday.
Mrs. s. G. Maker is here from South
Bend, and will remain several days. The
doctor is at present en- aged in his pro-
fession in Seattle.
Charles Pincknpy, has rented one of
the store rooms in the Commercial BLOCK
and will open q MOE fitting and plumb.
ing establishment. tt
Little May Aven, who broke her arm
last week, is doing nicely. and from pres
ent appearances there will be no i'll
effects from the accident.
Two 5O-foot lots on First street 100 feet
from Broadway, street improvements
paid, 500 each. Will Lanning, Room
IA, Dabney block.
Little Mack Aickinay, who has been
visiting bis grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. o. McKinay, left for his home in
Fairview. Oregon, yesterday.
A. C. Ennis returned from :Centralia
Tuesday, where he had been visiting.
Mrs. Ennis and daughter remained at
Centralia, but will return shortly.
One year ago Monday the electric car
service between this city and Hoquiam
was begun. Several OF the employees
celebrate the event in manner fitting
the occasion.
John X. Bertholf and f. B. Benn have
moved their Offices from the K. T. Dab
ney building on G street. to the J. b.
DAbney budding on II street, back Of the
Aberdeen Stlte bank.
The ladies OF the Congregational
church gave one Of their regular suppers
last ::evening. As usual large number
partook Of the refreshments and were
we'll pleased with the meal.
Fred Heron, OF Montague, Mich, is
visiting Aberdeen, with view of posi-.
BILE location here. Mr.. Heron is a BROTH
erinlaw OF Capt. G. f. Burrows, and
has number of rel itives in Aberdeen.
J. A. Mitchell is exhibiting specimens
OF stone taken from his lot on Henry
street, East Aberdeen. The stone is Of
good quality and dresses mp we'll, and he
claims there is large body OF it back Of
his property.
Commencing with April LIST, the rates
of consumers using more than 1913
worth of electricity per month, will be
reduced in proportion as $294is to $26.
There will be no change in the rate for
small consumers.
If you care at all for your beauty, if
you want your skin to be bright, smooth
and velyetv, if you want it to look as
fresh as a rosebud and feel as fresh as it
looks try our almond and witch hazel
cream. Evans Drug Co. If
Carl s. Weatherwax has purchased
the abstract books OF the Chehalis Coun.
ty Abst act Co., at Montesano, and will
move them to Aberdeen. He will not
get possession OF the books until the
lease of W. H. Bush expires, which will
be next August