Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-21

Phil S. Locke went to Seattle on bust.
ness yesterday.
W O. W. masquerade ball. Electric
Pavilion, Dec. 90 1t
son ntop int" Ev1 ans. Drug Co. and get
Oscar Losthe entere the Grays Ha,-
Dor hospital for treatment Tuesday.
Mrs f. Carmichael was discharged
from St. Joseph'e hospital this morning.
Oscar Anderson entered the Aberdeen
General hospital yesterday for treatment,
Miss lola Barrett is quite sick at her
home. on Market and Nj streets, with
typhoid lever.
Graham McCarah left for Pictae, New
Brunswick, yesterday morning. over the
Canadian Pacific railway.
Our stock of sheet music is kept fresh
and II we haven't what you want, will
get it Tor yon. Evans Drug Co. If
Mrs. F. B. Hayes and son, Master
Kenneth and daughter returned Tuesday
from an extended visit in the east.
Mr.. George Gilbert is over from Ray.
mond, Paciti; county, visiting her pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Hemhling.
Eugene Willie, proprietor of the Olym-
pia hotel, was confined to his room sew
eral days this week by severe cold.
Three houses on corner Second and A
streets. rent for $22 per month, 1880.
Will Lanning, Room H., Dabney block.
Miss Julia Bryant was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hospital, and re-
turned to her home at Satsop. yesterday.
A card from Mrs. A. q. Ennis, states
that she and Miss Nina arrived safely in
California, and that Miss Nina was do.
ing nicely.
Six room house on First street, rents
for $40 per month. 1900, small payment
down. eaev terms on balance. Will
Lanning Room IA. Dahney block,
N. G. Kaufman left for Portland yes.
to-day morning. Mr.. Kaufman may 60
into business in Aberdeen next spring,
il he can get a suitable location.
If you have money to loan, I can place |
it for you on the hest real estate security,
first mortgages. at 10 per cent. clear to |
you. Will Lanning, Room Ia, Dabney |
block.
Some extra copies of the Industrial |
Edition OF the HERALD remain, which |
will be mailed to any address in the |
United States, Canada or Mexico for five |
cents per copy. If
Supt. Cook and Principals Williams
and Kellogg, of the city schools. will at.
tend the annual convention OF the State
Educational Society, at North Yakima,
December 27-2S.29 80.
De Molai Commandry, Knights Tenn.
plar, will hold special session in their
Asylum on Monday morning, at 8 O'Clock,
Christmas and Easter being special days
with that order in Masonry.
Christmas present your friends
would appreciate, and at the same time |
relieve you from so much letter descrip-
ton of this conntry-a veat q subscrip-
ton to the Semi.Weekly HERALD If
FOR SALE-At bargain l Edison
large horn and 10 records,
also l beautiful combination side board
and buffet in quarter sawed Golden Oak,
Piano Polish. Apply 40 West Hume
street. 285t
Ernest Bloch, who has been manager
of the Aberdeen brewery since it was
established, has disposed Of his holding
to Alvin Hemerch, the president OF the
Mr.. Bloch is making prepa.
tions to move his family to Napa. CAL,
where he will engage in the same bust.
ness.
The state supreme court has decided
in favor OF Chehalis county the long |
mooted case of the Hoquiam justice of
the peace and constables. The suit was
originally brought to collect salary under
the law creating such salared positions,
and before the required population was
approved. Judge Irwin decided the case
against the county, whose decision has |
now been reversed by the supreme court. !
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