Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-20

Two fifty-foot lots. with two larg,
houses, corner Hume and |, one blocl
from new Masonic Temple, rents for $24
~ 900. easy terms. Will Lanning, Roou
II, Dahney block.
TIE box factory near the Western mil
will he ready for business in about d
month. The. boilers are set, and the
machinery is being placed. 1t will be
running full blast before fall.
Wheeler Bros. and Julius Efteland,
who purchased the Rochedale store stock
at Hoquiam, have Incorporated the bust
ness, under the name of Hoquam TradI 6
Co., With a capital stock Of $4,000.
J.J. kaufman, has doubled the capa-
city of his furniture store by removing
the partition from between his old room
and the one next to him. He now has a
room 5Oxl30 feet, with galleries on one
side.
EXPERIMENTS with North Beach sand
is said to have resulted in proving that
pure ste can be made from the sand,
and it is very proba bic that plant will
be erected there this year for that pur'
pose.
The monthly missionary meeting of
tho ladies of the Congregational church
was held Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. W. G. Hudson, and was among
the most pleasant and profitable of the
year.
Louis II. Burnett, the jeweler, is en-
joying a visit of his brother, Sebastian
H. Burnett, OF Toronto, Canada, noted
singer, whose rich baritone voice is
famous all over the United States and
Canada.
Mrs. Otis Baker, of Hoquiam, who has
many friends in thie city, died at the
home OF her parents in Centralia Mon.
day. Death was caused by blood poison
! ing. She leaves husband and two
children.
DR.. Chamberlain went to Cohassett
Tuesday, to see how Gertrude Kenny
who is suffering form pneumonia is get
ting along. He returned yesterday feel
ing that she was doing as well as can
be expected.
While playing with some companions
yesterday morning, near his lone on
Wishkah and X streets. Francis the
younger son Of G. F. Drake fell and broke
his arm. The little fellow is resting
quietly today.
The Misses Bessie and Maude Hubert
will leave this week for San Francisco.
They will be absent about three weeks,
and will return by the way of Portland,
where they will visit the Lewis and
Clark exposition.
Wishkah lodge No. Al X. of p. Install
ed the fol owing officers last night: q.
c., S. X. Bowes; " c., w. H. Pearson ;
Prel, L. L. Alexander; NJ. of W.. J. NJ.
Brooks NJ. at A., L. F. Mckinley; I.
g., Philip Davis o. g., Fl. A. Prierrie.
On Monday Geo. j. Wolff, expects to
leave for New York and other Eastern
cities 1t is his intention to make large
shipment from the east, OF the latest
novelties in ladies dress goods and in
house furnishings. He will be gone
month.
The young people of the Congrega-
tional church will give lawn social to-
morrow evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Nelson, to which the public is
invited. This is one OF the finest yards
in the city and those who attend are
assured OF pleasant time.
Ladies get your shoes shined at
Charles, APO f Heron street, he carries
all the latest polishes and all kind OF fine
aces of the very latest styles and gives
the finest shine in the city, also serves
lunch for parties, balls and receptions at
o. X. Barber Shop, APO E. Heron st. ii
Ernest Block left for Portland this
morning to be present at the meeting Of
the Saengerfes:, German musical
society, at the Lewis and Clark EXPOSE
ton. There will be about 1000 members
present and they will have the freedom
of Portland for one week.
Tire vessels are now in course OF con-
struction at the yard of the Lindstrom
Shipbuildng company, one for &. II.
Higgins, Beedle Brothers and Oliver j.
Oleson, all of San Francisco. The one
FIR Mr.. Higgins is to be 175 feet in length,
IS feet beam and II feet 6.in:hes hold.
The other two are to be $50 feet in length,
So feet beam and - feet 6.inches hold.
Baseball Players and Racers.