Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-10

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DR.. Smith, Osteopath, rs P. o. block.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mre.
Chas. Lundgren yesterday.
Mrs. ". Y. Club. Of Mullen, Idaho,
is vieiting her son, w. H. Club.
X. Zelasko returned Saturday from an
extended trip, looking much improved
, in health.
Or. Sullivan, the eyesight specialist
will be ut his home Office in E. l.. n.
Drug Store July 3 to 20. tt
John Driscoll, All employe Of Coats
camp, was discharged from st. Joseph's
hospital Saturday.
Go to the Aberdeen market COR cold
storage meats. Popular prices. 6 street
opposite the postofiice. tt
c.. p. l.. Roberts left this morning Tor
! Tacoma, where he goes to serve on the
jury in the federal court.
The funeral of Fred Ross took place
Friday afternoon from the undertaking
parlors OF Beardsey Bros.
JIG. Smith, a resident OF North Aber-
deem, fell from his bicycle Saturday
morning and broke an arm.
Two lots on Broadway hill, cleared
and level good view, $500. Will Lanning,
koom IA, Dabney block.
NJ. Ryan left Thursday for an extend
ed visit in the east, with, as he expressed
it, "a deuced hankering after Aberdeen.
Now is the time to get your winter
wood. Good slab wood furnished in any
part Of the city, by Lowry Bios. Phone
Al. tt
Beaumont DeLosh entertained party
OF his young friends Saturday afternoon,
on the occasion of his thirteenth birth
day.
w. G. LLOYD, the we'll known cigar
maker, came up from Hoquam Satur-
day and entered st. Joseph's hospital
for treatment.
Three 5O.f,ot lots on School house
hill, cleared and graded, plank road,
| fine view, $500. Will tanning Room IA,
Dabney block.
Cecil Bell. our popular postal clerk,
left this morning to spend his two weeks
annual vacation with his father, at Ed
munds, Wash.
Miss Sears, one OF the popular Gales.
ladies at kaufman Bros, is at the Aber-
deem General hospital, suffering from
an attack of typhoid fever.
John Damtio, Jr., came home Friday
from Oregon, where he sold his inter est
J in the Aberdeen merry go-round to his
partners, Frank Damitio and Carl Dahl.
The finance committee of the Fourth
of July celebration settled all bills
against the occasion Friday. and the
chairman, N. G. Kaufman. SAYS it re-
ouired close financ;ering to make ends
meet.
County Assessor Archer was in the
city Friday, on his way to the Quinault
reservation, allotment Of which to the
Indians in severalty has been assigned
to Mr.. Archer.
Special evange|istic meetings will be
held for the next three weeks at the Cos
pei Mission, 4l2 East Wishkah street,
conducted by Rev. w. f. Rogers and
wife, who are on their way to the India
Missions.
While work on the West bridge across
the Chehalis river is progressing just
along sucll lines as old timers are expect.
ing from A. J. West, teams are not yet
crossing, but the bridge will be ready for
travel some weeks before the time speci
fed by MI West.
w. C. Lloyd, the well known cigar
maker, whose efforts in behalf Of trades
unonism several years ago are now in
evidence, came up from Hoquiam Satur'
day and entered St.. Joseph's hospital
for treatment. Mr.. Lloyd was long
sufferer last fall from stomach com
, plant, and his numerous friends or
Grays Harbor hope this aflliction is but
temporary, not a renewal OF the Old
trouble.