Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-27
for rent. enquire at 122 East

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M. and Mrs. A. W. Shelley and chi
dren INT yesterday for Portland, to visi
the farm
Bishop Keat, :. OF the Episcopal church
passed through the ity tues day OH hi
way to TAcoma.
SIX acres on E!liott's Slo,gh and raj
no sd, one mile from center ftity. w
W II tanning, Room IA, ID hn-v h'' k
CITY School Superintendent H. NJ
Cook has bought a cottage on First
street, near l., which he " or'"
next month.
Masters Conrad Knndson and Max
Brachvogel. who have been at the expo
siti,n, returned Tuesday, we'll satisfied
with the trip.
Very neat, we'll finished residence on
2nd St. near f St. rents Tor Sl4.5O,
price 5000 Will Lannng, Room IA,
Dabney block.
Mrs. Louis F. Dnrkin is recovering
nicely from the effects Of surgical
operation. performed Tuesday at st.
Joseph's hospital.
Christian Science services are held at
First Church OF Christ, Scientist, on
First street Services II a. m subj t
Esprit" Sunday school at 10a. m.
w. C. Pascoe. formerly proprietor of
the Aberdeen hotel, has leased the old
Cosmopois hotel, in Cosmopolis, which
he opened for business last Monday.
The Volunteers OF America have es.
tablished free employ ment Office, read
ing room and 10 and Is cents lodging, on
the corner OF Wishkah and E streets.
Whv put your money in the bank? I
can place it for yon at 10 per cent. on
| first mortgages, hest real estate security.
Will Lanning, Room IA, Dabney block.
Mrs. Fanny and Miss Edith Carey ar.
rived yesterday from Los Angeles, and
will remain a few days. While here they
will be the guests of J. w. Carey and
family.
The Conrad Knudson store, in the
Commercial block. is being fitted up as
an up to. date butcher shop, and will be
occupied by the Union meat market,
August lst.
The many friends Of Major Patton. at
one time owner OF the Bulleton in this
city, will he glad to know that he is do
ing we'll. at Sparks, Nevada, in the news
paper business.
The Misses Cartha md Mary Balew,
Rozella Mace, Lucy Wood and Edith
Rasor left for the Lewis and Clark expo.
sition yesterday morning. They have
formed party to see all the sights in
company.
Sc, vices at the Baptist church next
Sunday at the usual hours. Morning
theme, 1.-THE Quiet Hour and the Sinai!
Voice" Event ic, "The Gospe'
or Skepticism which," A cordial in
vitation and hearty welcome to all.
The Boston store is keeping pace with
the march of progress. The old signs
have been erased from the windows, and
neat gilt script let pr signs have taken
their places Other improvements have
been made on the interior of the win.
dows.
J. J. Green lies in critical condition
at the Aberdeen General hospital. MIR.
Green, who was cook at Coats logging
camp, received slight wound from a
rusty nail, and blood poisoning ensued
80 that there is small! hope of his re-
covery.
Fl. II. Pine, OF Eureka, CAL, who has
been the guest of w. II. McWhinney,
left for his home yesterday. He expects
shingle mills on the upper coast with the
object OF introducing new method for
manufacturing shingles.
r. c. Reed. of San Francisco, who
was taken sick couple OF weeks ago, re-
sulting in a clearly developed case OF
diphtheria, is on the streets again, as
well as ever. lie mas no luea where lie
caught it, as he had not been exposed
anywhere that he was aware Of.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Vogel and Miss
Clara Koehler. of Muscatine, Iowa,
brcther.inlaw, sister and neice OF E. l..
Koehler, are visiting Aberdeen, the guest
OF their brother and uncle. Mr.. Koehler
is expecting the arrival OF another sister
in few days, when the party will visit
the Portland fair.
r. idpli Ditsler. Emil Pfund and Mr..
and Mrs. f. Bloch returned Yesterday
from the exposition, where they attend
ed the meeting OF the Germania Nerein
This called together tie largest gather
ing that has vet been on the exposition
grounds. there being six brass bands and
800 singers in the procession. The Aber
domains wore their badges telling where
they were from, and thus did what they
| could to- advertise Grays HarbOr.