Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-08-17

Have you seen Billy Buster.
DIR. Smith, Osteopath, 7.S P. o. block,
Pure drugs only are sold by US. Evans
Drug Co.
The boys around town have been hunt.
ing for Billy Buster.
The Pippins won from Elma Tuesday,
in the tune Of Is to l.
There was quite an excitement yester-
day on occount OF Billy Buster.
Fred Scott returned from South Bend.
Tuesday. where he has been visiting his
mother.
Pigs for Sale.-Inquire Of Geo. A.
Woodward. Ninemire& Morgan slaughter
house.
Several HoQuiam parties bought lots
in South Aberdeen, through F. E. Jones
Tuesday.
Nice Quinault salmon, fresh every dav,
at the "Never Idle" Fish Market, $40
South F st. Phone POI. If
Tuesday was Olympia Day at the ex.
position. A number went from the
Harbor to be present on the occasion.
Wanted, by a competent book. keeper
one or two sete OF books to take care Of.
Inquire at the HER ND office. If
A. G. Ennis. left for Portland yester-
day. While away he will look up fall
styles in dry goods, and will visit the
exposition.
Yesterday, Will am tanning sold quite
a number of lots in Lanning's addition
to different parties. Real e-tate in Ab.
erdeen is changing hands daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Crowthers will move
into the Wooding property just purchased
by them, and will rent their home located
on the corner of G and Fifth street.
Mrs. M. Smith, of Olympia, and Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Bridges of this CITY, went
to Portland Tuesday morning. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, OF
Spokane.
r. ]. Elliott is building bottling
works on the corner of NJ and Heron
streets. The building is to be 60 feet
long by SO feet wide and will be two
stories high.
Yesterday morning the tug Thistle was
fined $500 by Deputy Collector F. P.
Fisher, for infraction of the navigation
laws. The owners, Creech Bros. have
applied for a remission of the fne..
The following marriage licenses have
been issued this week by the county
auditor: Eric Williams, Ada A. w.
Lindberg; Howard e. Spence, Gertrude
Gillies Gustaf Peterson. Ida f. Harves
G. T. Wooding has disposed of his
property on the corner of First and 6
streets to Mrs. Ira Crowther. This has
for many years been the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Wooding, but they now propose
to give uphousekeep ng and take quarters
in the Crescent hotel.
Professor and Mrs. Roy B. kellogg, OF
Lincoln, Neb., arrived Tuesday. The
professor will be principal OF the High
school, this coming school year. He is
a graduate ofthe University Of Nebraska,
and was superintendent OF schools a,
Tobias. Nebraska, last year.
Miss Georgia Pearson, OF Attica, Ind.
is in the city visiting her father. DR.. M
L. Pearson. She came with Judge J. c.
Pearson and his daughter Agnes, on
their return from the East this week
Miss Georgia will spend the summe,
here the guest of Judge and Mrs. Pear
son and will return to Attica ia time to
enter her first year in college.
Mrs. Ruel Minis. OF Lake Chelan is
visiting friends OH the Harbor and on
Tuesday she was the guest OF friends in
Aberdeen. Mrs. Minis and her husband
were among the early settlers on Grays
Harbor, they having at one time the
principal interests in Cosmopolis. The
beautiful house moved to this city by
DR.. Paul Smits, was built by Mr.. Minis
at cost Of $4,000 and was tor some
time his home at Cosmopolis.