Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-27
Tales Of the Town Terse|y Told.

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Brick for sale. Lowry Bros. Phone al.
Hon. F.. B. Benn made business visit
TO Seattle this week.
DR.. G. T.. Chamberlain. Rooms g.. y
and 10, Dabney Block.
Policeman Christensen il OF Duty
and is reported quite sick.
Mrs. A. Myers is entertaining the
Wet. U. this afternoon.
WA. butcher left yesterday for Hood
River. Oregon, to visit his family.
shetland Pony for sale at the Aber'
doom market, opposite the postoftice. tt
Land Attorney Jesse Murphy went to
South Bend yesterday, on land case.
Mrs G. P. Clerin was up from West
mort. on a shopping expedition, Tuerday.
Chas. L. Lewis was here from Olym'
MIA Tuesday, and left for his home yes
terday.
Experienced Nurse in Maternity Cases
wv I6ucS Out o6OA'S"s~'
kah street.
Deputv Sheriff Clint. Winters was
down from Montesano on official bust.
ness yesterday.
The mill strike is II thing Of the past,
and all the mills Of the city are running
with full crews.
The best place to get your fish is at the
"Never Idle" Fish Market, 3l0 South r
street. Phone POI. "
Rev. G. l.. Carr is in charge OF the
Aberdeen Gospel Mission during'the alb
sence of Mrs. epohn.
The Swedish Mission church, corner
Of Market and H streets, looks week in
it's new coat of paint.
Go to the Aberdeen market for cold
storage meats. Popular prices. u street
opposite the postoffice. II
Mrs. Matte Alexander, Of Des Moines
Iowa, arrived Tuesday, ard is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Carey.
Mrs. Spohn, OF the Aberdeen Gospe
Mission, left Yesterday for Tacoma, to
take well earned vacation.
DR.. and Mrs Rutherford. of Ahome
Sinaloa, Mexico, are visiting Aberdeen
the guests of.Mr. and Mrs. X. W. Bryan
Now is the time to get your winter
wood. Good slab God furnished in any
part of the ,city, by Lowry Bios. Phone
Al tt
VIM. Ingram, of the North Aberdeen
Shingle Co., dropped saw on his foo
Yesterday, and severely mashed severa
toes.
Mre. r Fly and two sons, of Victoria
B. c., who have been the guests of Ro
bert Scott, returned to their home yes
terday.
Attorney J. G. Cross had legal business
at Humptulips Tuesday, and went tt
Tacoma yesterday, to appear in the fed
eral court.
Oscar L. Grain lie building an addition
to his home on f street, near First. TIT
addition will almost double the size o
the home.
WANTED TO RENT-Three unfur
nshed rooms, suitable for light house
keeping, centrally l. Gated. Inquire a
HERALD Office.
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. P. Carson, forme
we'll known residents of Montesano, nov
of Warren, H., are visiting friends OF
Grays Harbor.
Mrs. II. A. Wells will leave tomorrow
for The Dalles, 'tOregon, to reside, anC
where Mr.. Wells has engaged in the jol
printing business.
John T. Crozier had an arm severel,
crushed while working at the Hart Woo'
mill Tuesday. He was taken to til,
Grays Harbor hospital.
The 3. y. p. {. OF the Baptist churcl
will give an ice cream social at thu
church Friday evening. Ice cream an'
cake Is cents All are welcome.
While digging the trench on II street
in which to lay the sewer pipes, thu
workmen had to remove two larg'
stumps, one growing on the top of thu
other.
Two fiity-foot lots, with two large
houses, corner Hume and /, one blocl
from new Masonic Temple, rents for $24
$4,000, easy terms. Will tanning, Room
ii, Dabney block.
The machinery at the Stewart bricl
yard ran all of Tuesday afternoon expert
menting. Mr.. Stewart feels that as soor
as the machinery works smoothly, hi
can nut on full force of men.