Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-30

OIympla last week.
Don't fail to attend annual clearance
sale at Geo. Fisher. tt
The Pacific Transfer Co. makes bag
gage transferring q specially. Call up
| 4el. Al. tt
The teachers monthly institute was
! held Saturday in the Market street school
house.
Messrs. H. VI. and S. NJ. Anderson
went to Seattle and other Sound points,
! Friday.
Dr.. D. A. Schumacher's son, William,
il among those who are suffering from
Ia grippe.
Phone your orders to the Red Cross
Pharmacy ell and thew will have
prompt attention. II
Phone your orders to the Red Cross
promp attention. If
Judge Bush went to Castle Rock last
week, to attend the funeral of his little
granddaughter.
All kinds of fire insurance, in re-
sponsible companies, written by Ellis
Martin, 200 South + street. ii
! The j. J. Kaufman Co. of Aberdeen,
has been incorporated bv J.J. kaufman
G. B. Peterson and Gus Noeske; capital,
$4,000; object, retail furniture business.
f. II. Mayberry, recently from Wilbur
WASH, has purchased the Fashion sa'
loon from Doves Il Bowes, and will take
possession as soon as the license is trans.
ferred.
Among the pleasant parties last week
was the one given by Mrs. Evenson, a,
her home on First street. While the
company was not large, it was very en-.
joyabe.
Just received from the east. A large
shipment of fine furniture, sideboards,
bouffels, writing desks, etc. Call anc
see them before buying. Zelasko Furni
ture Co. tt
Miss Frances Bill, who has been in
structor in Latin in the High school fo
two years, has accepted position il
Portland, and will leave for that city
next Saturday.
J. E. Pulver is trying to dispose OF hi
hotel property near the Union mill. il
South Aberdeen. Mrs. Pulver's healtl
makes it necessary for them to move t,
drier climate.
Rev. F. F. Webb, rector of St. Luke
church, Tacoma, held services i'm St
Andrews, this city, Sunday. while tn
Rev. J. J. Budlong occupied Mr.. Webb
pulpit in Tacoma.
A 5000 check was received last weel
by Carpenters Union No. 1888, from
general head quarters, in payment OF tn
death benefit of F. f. Wagner, who wa
killed in Butte, Montana, on Decembe
3, 1904.
; The wedding of Mr.. Thomas L. Doug
las and Mrs. Florence Cook will tax
place tomorrow evening. at the home c
the BRIDES parents, Judge and Mrs. I
!, L. Stiles, Tacoma The HERALD extend
congratulations.
The Western mill closed down Satur
day evening for some needed alteration
| and minor repairs. The principal add
ton is new conveyor for the sla
!. slasher. The mill will be ready fo
operations in about four days.
| Bert Campbell and VIM. Pierre, tw
printers we'll known in Aberdeen, arrive
from Bisbee, Arizona, on the steame
w. H. Kruger Thursday night, after a
! absence Of nearly year. Both are gla
to get back to land where it rains.
The planking on Broadway is com
/ pleted and the grade from First street I
3 the alley has been reduced considerably
= 1t was thought that the grade at Secon
street would be lowered three feet, br
in this the teamsters were disappointed
A. J. West offers lot and 81 900 II IT,
Carnegie library is located in East Abel
deem. As Highland Home and a fe,
other localities are yet to be heard from
8 this worthy institution may not requir
/ passing the hat to accomplish it's locs
t ton.
The delivery team belonging to Andel
n son & Middleton, ran away while con
s ing down Broadway Friday. The tear
:, left the sidewalk at First street and &c
!. stuck iu the mud. The runaway result
!. ed in one OF the horses being severel
:. injured.
# Work on the concrete foundation
IS the new city hall will be completed t.
morrow, and Contractor White will no
push the carpenter work )f the lowe
floor and the interior partitions. Omit
a large pile OF sand has been saved fro
the screenings OF the gravel used in II
concrete foundation, which will be use
by the brick masons. The sand on han
/ will enable them to commence work {
on ce.