Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-04

! Plenty Of ladies and gents purses at
Evans Drug Co. If
n Stedmau entered st. Joseph's hos.
| pital Tuesday with typhoid fever.
Of Market street. Inquire at HERALD
office. 67-tf
/ I. A. Furry was discharged from st.
I Joseph's hospital, and returned to Mon
tesano yesterday.
Mrs. A. Hartman, OF Hoquiam, en-
tered the Aberdeen General hospital for
treatment Tuesday.
Mrs. Beau lett, of Chehalis, was ad-
mitted to the Aberdeen General hospital
Tuesday for treatment.
Mrs. d. G. Crivyea was admitted to
the Aberdeen General hospital for treat
ment Monday evening.
Congressman J. W. FOrdney arrived
yesterday from Saginaw. Mich, to spend
the summer on Grays HarbOr.
Eight tons good COW hay. Will be sold
at s. a ton, as we have no room to store
it. Lowry Bros. Hume and l streets.
f. f. Reyes, an emplove OF the Vest
ern Cooperate Co., entered the Aber-
deer General hospita, for treatment,
tuesday.
For Sale-Two dwelling houses, plas-
! tered and well finished. corner Second
I'd L. or <,f II
Wilder. If
ssMrs. j. X. .Littlejohn underwent a
surgical operation, at ST. Joseph's hos
pital yesterday, and is reported recover
ing nicely.
| DR.. Sullivan, eyesight specialist. will
be at his home office every Saturday,
Sunday and Monday during the month
| of Nav. IT
Fred Hare, who entered st. Joseph S
hospital Sunday, with con -umption is
very low, and no hope for his recovery is
entertained
The condition OF Chas. r Sauers was
more hoprfnl, at the Aberdeen General
hospital, this morning. he having passed
the crisis OF pneumonia
The city hall is now clos in, the last
of the Spanish tling being placed yester.
day Work on the interior will now be
pushed rapidly to completion.
Do not buy until you lave seen Ian.
ning's Broadway Hill Add, the best 10.
cation in Aberdeen. Lots on easy terms
$3.50, $l75 and 500. Will Lanning, Room
Ii. Dabney block.
The suggestion of X. w. Hilligoss at
the council meeting last night, that 90
foot plank roadway costs very little more
than 16-foot one, and allows delivery
wagons to turn around, while the latter
does not, is worth consideration.
Fred F. Smith arrived yesterday from
i, his new home, at Tumalo, Oregon, to re-
main few days on business. Mr.. Smith
is looking as if the change of climate
agreed with him, and was warmly greet
ed by his numerous Aberdeen friends.
George l.. kempster and Mrs. Hattie
A. Madden were united in matrmony
last evening, at the residence OF Rev. G.
McDermoth, that gentleman performing
the ceremony. Both are residents of
this city and will make it their future
home.
The Christian Endeavor of the Con-
gregationaI church is preparing a May
festival, to be held in the church in
about two weeks. There will be May
Queen, strawberries and cream and
cream of good time provided for the
occasion.
| took a wash long ago with Ivory
soap, but will take one now whether
need it Or not, | wash with Druggi-
Shelley's soap. A 10c cake for &c. This
week only, AIS Heron street, and corner
Market and q streets, phone 66l. If
Miss Edith Thorp, of this city, and
Harry kress, OF Hoquiam, were married
at Hoquiam yesterday morning, and left
for Portland Immediately after the cere.
mony. They will return in few days
to that city, where they will make their
future home.