Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-13
BRIEF MENTION.

Sheet music at Evans Drug Go. tt
Plenty of nice valentines at Evan'
Drug Co. II
Mrs. D. G. Haight has been quite il
for several days, with severe cold.
A stock of musical instruments to be
proud OF at Evans Drug Go.
Sixteen new members we're baptized
into the Methodist church yesterday.
The Pacific Transfer Co. makes bag
gage transferring specially. Call "
Eel. Al. &
M. J. Gleeson, the we'll known SatsoE
logger, had business in Aberdeen Sat-
urday.
A nice line of pocket cutlery. razors
etrop, mugs and lather brushes at Evant
Drug Co. II
The contract for lathing and plastering
the new city hall has been let to Fred
Taylor.
Don't Sponge, we have all kinds u
sponges of all sizes and at all prices
Evans Drug 20.
Representative E. b. Benin came down
from olympia Friday, to spend Sunda,
with his family.
Protect your lungs by the us" OF Il
chest protector, at SOC to "a each al
Evans Drug Co. tt
Pearson and Charlton will wrestle q
return match tomorrow evening, at the
Olympus theater.
Insure in first class. reliable COM
pany, the National Union. Ellis Martin
agent, 200 South f street. tt
Frank j. Becker has purchased lot
on the corner of Broadway and Fourth
street OF E. G. Finch, for $500.
The private fire apparatus OF Beardsley
Bros. did good work Friday night, in
putting out the fire at the Elston
dwelling.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational
church will meet with Mrs. B. j. Gar.
man, ON l and Filth streets, next
Thursday afternoon.
A. II. Farnam Of the Aberdeen Lum-
Der 4 Single Co., has purchased lot
ut Broadway and Fourth streets, upon
which he will erect a fine dwelling in the
spring.
Jesse Bates went to his claim, in the
Queets country, Saturday. He was to
be accom- panied by j. H. Fuller and r
Locke, but these gentlemen we're not
able to leave.
For Sale-An eight.light Burlington
acetylene gas mach inc, about loo feet OF
pipe and number of gas fixtures, will
be sold at genuine bargain. Inquire al
the HERALD office.
Bids were received and opened Friday
by A. j. West, for the piling to be used
in the construction OF the bridge across
the Chehalis river. All of the bids were
too high for him to accept, 30 all were
refused.
P. F. Halferty, the clam canneryman
went to Olympia last week, and appear
ed before the fisheries committee in re-
ference to the bill introduced by Repre-
sentative Davis, providing for close
season for clans.
The Order of Pendo will give one o
their popular dancing socials, in Spring
er's hall, next Saturday evening, t.
which the public is invited. Coffee ant
cake will be served. Admission, gents
rs cents, ladies free.
In the case OF I'll. A. Hayes ct al, APP
pellants, VS.. J. b. Ray ct ux., respond
ents, a suit to determine the ownership
of the timber on the land at Porter own
ed by the respondents, judgement il
favor of the respondents affirmed.
The Aeolian club met with Susie Rog
ers. corner of G and Second streets, Sat
urday evening. Several musical selec
tions were rendered, and after the rou
tine business of the club was transacted
refreshments were served by the hostess
The Methodist people will have a re
ception and banquet in honor of Bishop
David II. Moore D. D., l.. l.. d. in Ode
Fellows hall Wednesday night Feb. 18th
after the lecture at the church. Tickets
for the banquet will be on sale a
Wheeler's store.
Rev. L. L. Cloyd, pastor, will deliver {
lecture in the Baptist church next Fri
day evening, February II. on the sub
iect, "Twentieth Century Woman.' thu
proceeds to be applied Oil the street as
sessment to the church property. Coco
music. Admission % cents. 1t
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