Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-13

a. Il. Marsh lett yesterday Tor Ousi'
ness TIP OF several weeks on the Sound.
A son and heir arrived at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Wiley last night.
Miss Ethel McDermoth is confined to
her home with a severe case of pleurlsy.
The knights Of Pythias, conferred the
rank ot Page, upon two candidates last
night.
Mir. Lyse has purchased the F. l.. Har-
tuns residence, Oh Eighth street tor
II 800.
Edward Campbell, is in the city, look
inv alter his property Interests on the
HXrpur.
John Lundgren left this morning fof
Astoria, where he Will remain during the
Colum bla river fishing season.
Mis-. l.. M. Bennett has purchased a
cottage on Market street near Michigan
avenue, through VIII Lannlug.
Bert Henry is drawing plans and
.sp ,clAc..,iu.l. Tor the Heron street block
to be burt 10y "Bluckhouse" smith.
Mrs. }. u. Lowry, and son. Robert
Lowry, Jr., lett the Aberdeen General
hospital Tor their nome ttls morning.
Lo,s ia lIance's Add, ON First and
Seculu -. cts, $5U, S6U, NO and 500,
WA l.,I' ny, Room II, Dabney block.
Ihe concert given by the juniors Of the
Presbyterian church last evening, was a
gre,, success. The proceeds netted $50.
+. y. barnes, an employee OF Coats
camp entered the Aberdeen General
hospital Tuesday, with an Injected hand.
3 5O-ioot lots Oh hill, cleared and grad
ed, 100 leet Oi plank road, line view, ToOo.
VIII tanning, Room IA, Dabney block.
Val Lal.nlng has sold the large house
and TWO lots On Terrace avenue, next 70
the France res deuce, to Cnas. Lundgren.
j. q. Mcuougal has fought "a lot on
Fifth street near NJ, OF VIA LannlnH,
upon which he VIII build III the near
iutuie.
tered and well finished, corner Second
and + sliee,s. Inquire vi Henry +.
Wllder. II
Paul Sabuorin came down from Goats
camp yesterday and entered the Aber.
deem General hospital with an injured
ley.
! Alvin Hemrick, OF Seattle. returned
to his home yesterday. He went away
quite satisfied with his property interests
here.
Mrs. Chas. r. Green and Mrs. Waldo
w. Hart will entelt tain a party OF friends
a: cards tomorrow afternoon at the home
of the latter
The real estate transfers reveal quite a
stir in south Aberdeen property since
the Chehais river bridge has been an
assured fact.
The ladies of the M. f. church are
preparing to give on Easter supper, and
hold a sale of home cooking on Saturday
evening, Apiil %.
A good buy-a half block on Fourth
street between |. and NJ, containing SIX
| 5O-ioot lots, S45O Will Lanning, Room
! II, Dabney block.
| John Anderson strained his back while
working at the West 4 Sade mill Tues
J dav, and entered the Aberdeen General
hospital for treatment.
/ Mrs. A. d. Wood went to Cohassett
Yesterday to remain several days. Mrs.
/ Wood na1 now over go chickens, which
| have been Matched in the incubators at
tina place.
Mrs J. B. Haynes received telegram
| Tuesday from her son, Capt. Tom.
Haynes, from Fairbanks, Alaska, an
nouncing the safe arrival OF himself and
John Perry.
| Frank II. Lamb, of Hoquiam, has been
appointed member of the state forestry
commission. Mr.. Lamb was largely the
means of having the law providing for
the commission enacted, and is one of
the best posted men in the state on the