Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-28
Tales Of the Town 1erse|y Told.

DR.. Sullivan now at F.. L. X. Pharmacy
until Jan. 10. Glasses fitted. If
Miss Lou Anderson has returned from
an extended visit in California.
Qnick repairs, and all work guaranteed.
Bell Bros. Bicycle works, pos South +
street.
! A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Hanson, at the Aberdeen General hos
pital Monday.
# YOU want your books audited, see
the principals OF the Grays HaI Dor Bush
ness College. If
Nearly all the lady teachers in the city
schools residing out of Aberdeen, spent
the holidays at their homes.
Major r. S. Nettleton and family re-
turned from Seattle Tuesday, where
they were spending Christmas with
friends.
The extreme high tide Tuesday foated
the east approach to the Wishkah street
ferry, stopping travel until yesterday
morning.
The wrestling match at the Palm
Monday afternoon, between Rutschow
and Squeeze, proved an easy victory for
the former.
The high tides caused the North Aber-
deem shingle mill to close down Tuesday,
the water being over foot deep in the
engine room.
Identifying methods that iniure the
skin and health are dangerous. Be beau
tifnl without discomfort by taking Hollis.
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. Snnshiny
faces follow its use. 80 cents. w. b.
Paine & Co.
The Aberdeen Undertaking Parlors
have received one OF the latest improved
lowering devices, for lowering Baskets
into graves. The new apparatus arrived
Tuesday morning, and was used that
afternoon at the funeral OF Mrs. Conrad
Knudson. The device is easily operated
and dispenses with old fashioned straps.
Floyd Bush arrived from San Fran
cisco Sunday night, to spend a week
with his parents, Judge and Mrs. N. w.
| Bush. Mr. Bush, who has been run
ming a. purser between Seattle and
Alaska for several years, has a position
in the San Francisco Office OF the Hum
boldt Steamship Co. for the winter, and
will leave Saturday to return.
First Church of Christ Scientist holds
regular services in its church on First
street near Broadway, every Sunday
morning at IL and every Wednesday
evening at s. Subject for next Sunday:
"Life." The Christian Scientists will
give free lecture on Christian Science
on Sunday afternoon, January 7, in the
Congregational church.
]. NJ. Lnpton, manager OF the Aber-
deem Steam Laundry, gave banquet to
the entire force of the laundry Sunday
afternoon. The spread was at the Olym.
pia Cafe, where covers were laid for so.
and splendid dinner of eight courses
was served. After dinner an interest
ing literary program was rendered, and
the company fully enjoyed themselves
until the evening was we'll along.
Aberdeen Lodge F. &. A. NJ, at their
regular meeting Tuesday evening, elect
ed the following Off to serve for one
year; Worshipfn Master, w. b Mac
iarane; Senior Warden, W w. Walk
| Junior Warden Louis J Kolts; Treas.
urer, S. G.. Mitchei Secretary, G. F.
Drake; s. D., J. d. Crary: j. d., A. E.
! McCloud: Man shall, j. Il. Harper; Tyler,
Il. Flyte,
1 The schooner Forester broke loose
| from her moorugs at the West Il Slade
mill during the extreme high tide Tues
dav evening, and driitin, down to the
railroad bridge, damaged it so it could
not be turned, 80 that the passenger
/ train was held in East Aberdeen until
1 ten O'Clock, by which time Agent Elder
had tive necessary repairs made on t'e
| bridge. The Forester was slightly dam
1 aged, and the dock considerably torn up.