Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-11
Tales Of the Town TerSe|y Told.

Order your Magazines of Evans Dru!
Co. II
Plain and Fancy Stationery at Evans
Drug Go.
DR.. G. Il. Chamberlain. Rooms s,
and 10, Dabney Block. u
A fresh mich COW for sale. j. q
Cross, rs Terrace avenue. II
We invite you TO call and examine our
Box Papers. Evans Drug 20. tt
Mrs D. w. Dobbins and son Ennis,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Carter.
When you need medicine and need the
best, 20 to the Old, reliable store, Evans
Drug Co.
If YOU wish to cut some good fir wood,
call on Will tanning, Room IA, Dabney
block.
Mrs. Jacob Weatherwax is entertain
ing a party of lady friends at luncheon
this afternoon.
Two colt yes for rent, and rooms,
on west end Of Market street. Inquire at
HrRAIn office. 67.tf
Frank Carey came down from Seattle
Tuesday to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Carey.
II you cannot call, phone for anything
in our line and we will deliver it to your
door. Evans Drug Co.
Fred +. Smith, Of iumalo, Oregon,
after visiting week on the harbor, left
e., L,o bona yoctortuv
Will be back in old cation June 1st.
SOC Mentholated White Pine and Tar
syrup 3Oc, A. W. Shelley.
Mrs. w. Eastman, of Portland, Ore,
who has been visiting in tb' city, left
for her home Tuesday morni :.
Eight tons good COW hay. Viii be sold
at IS a ton, as We have no room to store
it. Lowry Bros. Hume and st 'eets.
The average daily attendance at the
Aberdeen public schools during April
was ll06, as against 1896 in April, 1904.
We are side tracked but we are doing
the business Just the same. Cor. Market
f. V. Knapp, who is attending medi-
cal college in San Francisco, came home
this week to spend the summer vaca ion.
The steamer Iaqua, of Eureka, Cali
fornia, arrived yesterday and brought
eight passengers from san Francisco.
For Sale-Two dwelling houses, plas-
tered and we'll finished. corner Second
and f streets Inquire OF Henry F.
Wilder. tt
f. G. Finch is on South Bay, making
preparations to plant the seed oysters
that are daily expected to arrive from
the east
DR.. Sullivan eyesght specialist, will
be at his home Office every Saturday,
Sunday and Monday during the month
OF NAV. tt
Miss Madge McGillicuddy has been
engaged to teach in the High school, in
place of Miss Durham, who resigned on
account Of her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. X. Bowes and Mr..
AMI Mrs. Robt. Forbes returned Tues
day from Hot Lake, Oregon, improved
in health by their outing.
The Owl. The Owl, The Owl, it hoois
and cells cheaper than any s. re on the
harbor. Try it and be convinced. a. W.
Shelly, chemist 40S Heron street.
D. Godfern fell from scaffold while
working on building Tuesday, about
twelve feet, and fractured two ribs. He
was taken to the Aberdeen General hos
pital.
Cheap for sale gasoline launch. The
launch is % feet long. is one year old,
and in rertect iunniOg order. Enquire
of or write to r. Redman, Melbourne,
Wash. 80 It
The steamer Harbor Belle will change
her running schedule next Monday,
after which date she will make Westporl
daily, with low rate excursions every
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James (Blockhouse)
Smith were down from Montesano Tues
day, looking after the business block
Mr.. Smith is having built on Heron
street.
Mrs. II, f. Hale, of Deception Pass,
Skagt county, arrived with her family to
make her home here. Mr.. Hale came
several weeks ago and prepared the
home for the family.
A delightful entertainment is antici.
pated at the NJ. l.. church on Friday
evening. May y, to be given by Myrtle
katherine Trviette, who is reader and
impersonator of note. Admission % and
10 cents. "