Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-05
Ta|es Of the Town TerSe|y Told.

l.. p. Dudley returned from Portland
Tuesday evening.
j. II. Fuller went to Seattle this morn.
ing, as a witness in law case.
No. 1927 Terrace avenue. seven room
house, cleared iot-$70O. Will tanning,
Room IA, Dabney block.
Go to the Never Idle Fish Market and
get your chickens for Sunday dinner.
Phone POI, 80 South + street.
Peter Creech went to Portland yester-
day, combining business with pleasure
He will visit the fair while in Portland.
Indigestion, constipation, dyspepsia,
kidney and liver disorders and all s;om-
ach troubles positively cured by using
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cts,
Tea or Tablets w. B. Paine & Co.
Services at the Christian church, cor
ner OF Market and L streets. will be con-
Quoted next Sun lay morning by Rev. j..
NJ. Harris, and in the evening j. M.
Sharp, of the Presbyterian synod, will
occupy the pulpit.
Radner Pratscn and Frank Knudson
arrived in the harbor Monday from Port.
land in their little vessel, Restless. The
boys had started for San Francisco. but
owing to the storm, thought best to put
in at Grays Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Biles arrived Mon
day night from Eastern Oregon, where
they went last spring for the benefit Of
Mr.. Biles' health. They are the guests
of the parents of Mrs. Bies, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. A. Myers, MIR. Biles has regained
his health in remarkable degree.
James Peterson, of Clinton, Iowa, an
extensive packing box manufacturer, is
on the har Dor, with view Of locating a
large plant here. Mr.. Peterson is i'm
pressed with the cheapness of source
OF lumber supply on Grays Harbor,
much of which is now burned up as
waste.
The pulpit in the Congregational
church will be occupied next Sunday
morning by Rev. A. w. Sharp, field sec
rotary OF the y. p S. G. E, and in the
evening by Rev II. y. WykoF, secre-
tary OF the church building society of The
Congregational church. Mr.. Wykoff
will illustrate his lecture by the use of a
stereopticon.
The schooner Ariel is waiting to be
taken on the marine ways at the Lind.
strom Shipbui ID ny company's yard, ihe
Ariel was originally built for carrying
sugar and coal. and now is to be reno l.
eled for carrying lumber by having her
matches enlarged. While she is on the
ways bige keels will be put on her and
other repairs made.
The removal of the city ire department
shack has given the planking of Wish
kah street more wear, and left it in worse
condition than five years of ordinary
traffic. and the property owners look to
the city authorities to put it back in as
good repair as it was before it was cut
full of holes by the movers, and sunk all
out of shape by the heavy building.
The High school football squad are
rapidly getting into condition for the
first game of the season, which will be
PLAYED with Centralia October IA, ac
cording to the present plans. The rains
are interfering some with practice work
but Coach Randall expects to put the
team through indoor signal practice
whenever the weather does not permit
OF gridiron work.
A. r. Dabney and wife are up from
Oakland, CAL. looking over Mr.. Dab
news real estate holdings here. Mr.. Dab.
new is the owner OF the southwest
corner of Wlshkah and q streets. the
property having a frontage of 200 feet
on Wishkah street, and 100 feet on g..
Speaking to a HERALD representative.
he said he would cover the property with
business block next spring. but as to
whether it would be partly used as an
opera house WIS a matter for future con-
sideration.