Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-08-31
Tales Of the Town Jersey Told.
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Billy Buster is in Town.
Brick for sale. Lowry Bros. Phone Al.
Private Dancing LIE sons at the Pavil-
ion. tt
Moneys worth, or money back at
Evans Dug Co. If
Mrs. Jacob Weatherwax left for Port
land Yesterday morning, to spend a week.
Money to loan on CITY Real Estate.
Will tanning. Il ON u, Dabrey bl ok.
d., W. b. i inc went to Coha set
yesterday, to spend few days with his
family
Geo. II Pierce is building two story
residence on his property in the Lanning
addition.
Fiitv foot lot on Market, east of Broad
way, $3.50. WIN tanning, Room IA,
Dabney block.
The steamer Norwood took IA passen-
ge,s from Aberdeen for San Francisco,
Tuesday morning.
Miss Eva smith. of Portland. arrived
yesterday and will trim in Mrs. Ellen
Ryan's Millinery Parlors.
Goto the Never Idle Fish Market and
get your chickens for Sunday dinner
Phone 2OI, 80 South + street.
Please read in another column the att.
Gle from DR.. C. W. Roberts, the eye
specialist, at the Crescent hotel.
Mechanics John and S. Leitch and
Miss Edith Leitch are in Portland, visit
ing the Lewis and Clark exposition.
For Sale-2O Acres OF land, miles
from Aberdeen, $40 per acre. Write
address, A. Stone, Box 625, Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Miner am daugh-
ter, Florence, returned Tuesday from
their outing at Portland and Sound cities.
Now is the time to get your winter
wood. Good slab wood furnished in any
part of the city, by Lowry Bros. Phone
a II
Mrs. w. B. Mack has been elected
member of the board Of trustees OF the
city library, vice Mrs. G. M. Weather
wax, resigned ..-- ..-... ..
A lady stenographer and bookkeeper
wishes a position Experience in law
and lumber offices. Address Shorthand,
HERALD Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bowes left for the
upper Chehalis valley yesterday morn
ing. They will visit the several towns in
the valley before returning.
On Tuesday morning large flock Of
wild geese passed over the city. This is
rather early for the geese to be arriving,
and indicates an early winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Maughn and Mrs.
Kyles, OF Helena, Montana, sister oil
Mrs. Maugl,n, returned from an outing
at Cohaesett, Monday evening.
Miss Daisy Davies, of Everett, who
has BEEN the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. J.
left for Portland yesterday morning
After visiting the exposition she will
return to Everett.
H. E. Hembling, Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is visiting his uncle. Sam Hem
bling, Of this city. Mr.. Hembling ex.
poets to visit the Sound cities before re-
turning to his home.
The ladies Of the Congregational church
are meeting with Mrs. G. McDermoth
this afternoon. This is the first meeting
since the vacation and plans are being
arranged for the coming year.
q. S. Staley, one Of the members Of
the Alexander factory, was in the city
Tuesday. Mr.. Staley spent some time
on the lower harbor, and feels assured
that their new venture will be a success.
Rev. A. f. Carson and wife, mission
aries to Burma, will speak at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning al 10 and
IL O'Clock. A cordial invitation is ex'
tended to the public to attend and hear
them.
Edward Hulburt, president OF the
Aberdeen Lumber & Single company,
returned from trip to San Francisco,
Tuesday. At Ostrander. Lewis county,
on his way home, he saw on the cars
stick OF timber PIT feet long, and which
squared 20 inches. Mr.. Hulburt thinks
the mill that cut that timber must have
been open at both ends.
GREAT MEETING AT TIE PEARSON
building, corner II and Wishkah streets
Good music, solos, duets and song SER
vice. lead by Prof. c. l.. Murphy. Hear
Evangelist d. f. Olson tonight. Special
music every evening. Come and bring
others. You vii be well repaid for the
hour spent at such service as this. tt