Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-09-04
Get a Button-Jeffs.

Billy Buster is at the corner of Marker
and q streets.
Button - Button Button Rntton-
Where? Jetf's. If
The BOYS around town have been hunt
ing for Billv Buster.
DR.. 6. Il. Chamberlain. Rooms s. 8
and 10, Dabney Block. ii
John Steen is nursing a lame arm,
caused by rheumatism.
A son was born Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Pasquale Pernrich.
Souvenir postal cards fourteen Aber.
deem views. Evans Drug Co. If
Mrs. W. J. Long and daughter e
visiting friends in Montesano.
j. M. Lewis was discharged from the
Grays Harbor hospital Friday.
The W. c. T. U. will meet next Thurs.
day afternoon with Mrs. o. A. Myers.
Oscar Anderson entered the Grays
Hartor hospital for treatment Saturday.
Money to loan on CITY Real Estate.
Will Lanning. Room II, Dabney block.
c. r. Green went to Portland Satur.
dav to look after business connected with
the shipyard.
T. Noel, OF Ocosta. who has been at
the Grays Harbor hospital, LETT Friday
for Mon;esano.
Miss ucy Wood has gone to Cosmoro
lis. to resume her position as teacher in
the public schools.
Three 25-foot lots on First, near Michi.
gan avenue, $3.50 each. Will Lanning,
Room IA, Dabney block.
Mrs. d. j. Heffron and son, Will, went
to Portland to attend the exposition. and
to enter Will at the Columbia school
Mrs. Chas. R. Sauers and son, Ray
mond, returned Saturday afternoon from
their visit to the Portland exposition.
The tanks for the gas plant arrived
from San Francisco last week, on the
steamer Grace Dollar, and are being put
in place.
The new 600horse power turbine en-.
CINE at the electric light plant was start.
ed up Friday afternoon, and worked
very smoothly.
Will tanning returned Friday from an
outing at the beach, and has not been
feeling we'll since. The name Of the sum.
mer girl has not developed.
Robert, the FIVE year old son of Hiram
hulet, was brought to the Aberdeen Gen.
eral hospital Friday, with scalp wound,
caused by being struck by a cable at his
fathers logging camp.
w: J. Gordon, the employee of the E,
X. Wood Lumber company who was ar.
rested on the charge OF burglary few
weeks ago. entered plea Of guilty, and
was sentenced to one year III the peni.
Tertiary. 81 *G" ri
b Work on the three schootiers I'd, the
Lindstrom company's yard, is progressing
finely. The Beadle Bros vessel is eli
sheathed and the deck beams are being
placed. The Oleson has all her; timbera
in place and the Higgins Bros vessels
frame is completed and panking is being
put on. ...,
On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. w.
Mack entertained at their home in honor
of Nj. and Mrs. S. E. Slade and Mrs. E.
B. Smith. OF San Francisco. The guests
passed the evening hours away by play.
ing 500. Mrs. J. h. Egerer being. the
winner. The home was Hastily decorated
with punched ferns and cut flowers.
Mrs. Mack was assisted in the entertain.
ment of the guests by Mrs. Boutyette.
All crews in the peninsula extension
Of the Northern Pacific road, which runs
to- Moclipe, were paid off Friday. The
division, which is twenty-eight miles
long, is now complete to the Quinault
reservation. When the reservation is
opened to white settlers it is understood
the line will DO extended as far as the
Pc river and ultimately to the Straits Of.
Euca. =,
Aswarrant was issued at Hoquiam
Thursday for the arrest Of Mate Nelson,
Of the tux Daring, on the charge of as.
sault with attempt to commit murder.
Nelson, several weeks ago, was assaulted
by Clifton Summerlin and two other
men at Westport. and they were arrest.
ed and fined. Summerlin now alleges
that he was shot at by Nelson while
walking in the streets OF Westport and
narrowly escaped being killed.
On Friday morning George J. Wolff
announced the outcome of the voting
contest that has been going on in his
store from the first day of July to Sep
TENDER first, as to who is the most popu.
lar young lady in Aberdeen, the winner
to have round trip to Portland and $50
for inc,dentals. The result is as follows,
and shows Miss Katherine Aven to be
the winner: Miss X. Aven, 7,43S;
Miss E. France, 1927; Mrs. r. B.
Bryan, 4,33l; Miss R. Cochran, 1,4l5;
Miss f. Kraft, 634; Miss J. Burke, 626.