Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-25
! Ta|es Of the Town TerSeIy Told.

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Brick for sale Lowry Bros. Phon Al.
Evans Drug Co., are daily receiving
sheet music.
John Bertholf left Yesterday for his
claim in Pierce county.
DR.. G. ". Chamberlain. Rooms 8. 3
and 10. Dabney Bio *. u
For a strictly hrst.rlass blood met'i-
cine take oar own Sarsaprilla Evans
Drug Co.
S, B. Hicks, of Seattle, arrived Monday
night to attend Robustness matters at
this place.
James Doan and sister. Mrs. d. w.
Green, left Tuesday for an extended visit
in the east.
81 foot lot on Randall Street near e
street, 500. Will Lanning, Room H.
Dabney block.
Miss Nina Ennis is at the Aberdeen
General hospital. threatened with
vous pros:ration.
Andrew Blum left yesterday TOR
Astoria. to remain during the G 'nfn' a
river fishing season.
The tug Daring was launched i'om the
marine ways yesterday, after having her
hull cleaned and painted.
We have enough money purses Tor
every one in Aue dc u .anc- they are
cheap. Evans Drne %.
George White has coulse Of cOnstruc-
ton one and one hall story dwelling on
Hume street near Michig
Three lots on school house hill, cleared
and graded, plank road, at bargain.
Will Lanning, Room IA. DaDney piock'
Now is the time to get your winter
wood Good slab wood furnished in any
part of the city, by Lowry Bros. fhone
Al.
H. B. Elder has moved into his new
dwelling in the unplatted portion ri he
Patterson addition in the west part OF the
city.
Mrs. f. A. Philbrick, Of Montesano, is
in the city to be present this evening at
the graduating oi her sister, Miss Gerda
knudson.
]. d. Crazy, manager Of the Grays
Harbor Electric Co., has purchased
seventeen lots in South Aberdeen, at
from $50 to $3.50 lot.
The Halferty rclam cannery is shut
down for the cose season, and nearly
100 people are thrown out of employ
ment by the Davis clam law.
E. MacLafIerty, OF Montour Falls. N.
Y, is in the city visiting his rother.
David MacLafferty, and may conclude
10 bring his family here to loo ~
E. r. Morley, OF Saginaw, Michigan,
who has been ookinglafter investments
here, left for his home yesterday morn.
ing, we'll satisfied with the outlook.
Floyd Bush is down from Seattle, visit
ing his parents, Judge and Mrs. n. W..
Bush. Floyd will sail as purser on the
steamer Senator for Nome, June !.
Burnett Bros, the enterprisng jewel.
ers of Aberdeen and Chehalis. have pn'-
chased a largess store in Seattle, and will
conduct the three places hereafter.
Jacob Heater, the ex-confederate who
will march with the G. A r. on Mrmo'-
ial Day, has, been presented by suitable
badge made by tbe ladies fer the occa-
Sion.
The base bail game between the tat
men of Aberdeen and Hoquiam, which
was to have been. played at Electric park
today has been POSTPONED to next Thurs
day June |.
The Misses Roze!la Mace, Agnes Pear
son and Rev w. f. Thompson went to
Kelso, Tuesday, to attend the District
Epworth League convention. They will
return tomorrow.
Mrs. J. Hicks late OF Colorado Springs,
has bought the furniture and good will
of the Bay View hotel, located within a
block of the Lindstrom. shipyard, and
the Aberdeen brewery. Isss.ss
The tug Jonn Cudahy was at the Lind
strom dock TUESDAY, having new
smoke stack put in place. On ,examna-
ton it was found that the Hover part Of
the old one was completely burnt away.
The G. II. Gas Co. is getting the mater
ial on the ground for coal shed 90x25
feet, one story and retort house 92A3O
feet, one story, aad a shop 24x24 feet one
story. This means that the gas plant
will be rapidly pushed to completion.