Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-09-28
Caps for SO cents at Mrs. Wheeler's.

G. II. Vhvantes was admitted to St.
Joseph's hospital Tuesday.
| Madame Magazine and the HERALD for
one year for $500 in advance. If
Mrs. NJ. Wood, of Elma, was brought
down to st. Joseph's hospital, yesterday.
Mrs. John Hansen was taken to St.
Joseph's hospital for treatment yester-
day.
Two houses on the East side, one ex-
ira large suitable for boarding house,
cor. lot, 50 1000. Will Lanning Room IA,
Dabney block.
Father Gerand OF the Roman Catholic
church in this city, who has been visit
ing in Canada during the summer, re-
turned Tuesday evening much refreshed
and entirely rid of his catarrh.
Good advice to women. If you want a
beautiful complexion, clear skin, bright
eyes, red lips, good health, take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. There is
nothing like it. IS cents, Tea or Tablets
w. B. Paine & Co.
Creech Bros. have torn down the Old
bell tower and are preparing to move the
shack lately used by the fire department,
to their lot on Market and l streets,
where they will use it as storeroom
and carpenter shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Pascoe, of Cos.
mopolis, are enjoying visit from Miss
Mildred Nance, of Los Angeles. Miss
Nance was raised at Globe, Arizona.
! where Mr.. Pascoe has four brothers,
whom he has not seen in 80 years.
Mrs. J. Kenny and family, of Denver,
COL, who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. y. Wood during the sum.
mer, left yesterday morning for their
home. hy way Of Portland, where they
will visit the Lewis and Clark exposition.
Mrs. A. D. Wood accompanied them as
far as Portland.
There will be great union service at
the Aberdeen Gospel Mission next sun.
day at 8 and s p. M, at which the saliva.
ton Army and the Volunteers of America
will take part. A Quaker preacher will
preach in the afternoon, and in the even
ing Rev q. l.. Carr will preach his fare
well sermon, as he leaves Monday for a
new field at Portland, Oregon.
! The remains of William Smith, who
dieA st week. were buried from Reard-ley
! Bros CNapel Yesterday afternoon, Rev.
| w. Thompson officiating. MIR. and Mrs.
| Smith being strang RS in the city, verv
! few were present at the funeral, ,bu,
Mcsdames :. NJ and Hal Anderson
kindly furnished the music for the occa-
sion. Mrs. :. VI, Anderson accompanied
| Mrs. Smith to the cemetery.
During two thirds of the month OF
| September, binding permits have been
issued to Emil OIeson, $1,000; W. A
! Crandell, Hoo; S. II Smith, 81 900; c.
! T.. Culver, $500; +. l. Ruth, 81 ,020; T.
! Lawrv. $500; Frank Hawkes., 81 800 VI.
RightsmAn, SIS 000 Otto S;gfried, 5000
George Critics, $500; w. b. McDonold
5000, making total OF $4,000 With
one exception all of these are dwelling
houses, which means that many families
e procuring homes.
The surveying Of the gap between Port
Angeles, in Clalam countv, and the
Northern Pacific railway terminal in this
county. is the beginning OF strides OF adj
vance in dong away with frontier exist
ence in large section OF country along
/ the coast of the straits of Fuca and the
/ Pacific ocean. That section is rich in
timber, mineral and agricultural posi-
biireS, and the opening of it to settle.
ment by railway transportation means
much for Grays Han bor.
Miss Minnie a. Gibbons, OF Tacoma,
the Ililh school, Will address Il meeting
al the Congregational church Friday
evening, September 30, in the interest OF
the y. p. 5. G. + All OF the organiza-
tons of that name on the harbor will be
represented, the object OF the meeting
being to form local union of the towns
OF Aberdeen, Hoqulam and Cosmopolis.
Miss Gibbons is a fine speaker, and be-
DIES taking part in the work OF organiza-
ton, sill give report of the Baltimore
National convention Y. p. s. c. E.,
which she attended.