Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-08
Tales Of the Town TerSe|y Told.


Blank hooks and office supplies
Evans Drug Go If
Miss Roma jameson is teaching in the
Market 1T, eet school.
Alti tone recommended, sold end guar.
anteed by Evans Drug Co. If
W. Il. Macfarlane returned Saturday
from business visit in San Francisco.
J. T.. Fuller left last week for visit
to his lana claim, IN the Qleets country
Drafting paper, blue print and all
kinds OF architects supplies, Evans Drug
Co. tt
Miss Vera Herren, who has been visit
ing friends at Elma has returned from
her trip.
All kinds OF massage creams and com
plexion powder and creams at Evans
Drug Co. tt
The Review club will meet at the
home OF Mrs. J. B. Haynes tomorrow
afternoon.
The Aeo'ian Musical club was pleas
antly entertained Friday evening by
Miss Hazel Magill.
For Sale-Phaeton and harness, nearly
new, price reasonable. Inquire lUe
North E street. 67.2t
Miss Blanch karshner has been re-
elected one of the teachers OF the Ia
coma public schools.
Will be back in old location June let
SOC Menthclated White Pine and Tai
syrup3oc. a. W. Shelley.
Charles Giles, who has been in Cali
fornia several weeks. returned Friday
much imp, owed in health.
F. L. Hartung is preparing to build q
dwelling on his lots, on the southwest
corner of Fifth and | streets.
We are side tracked bnt we are doing
the business just the same. Cor Market
and q streets, A. w. Shelley chemist.
Their were $500 paid entries to the
ball grounds yesterday, and fully 1000
more persons We're on the park grounds.
Mrs. w. Fl. Achley, of Elma, who has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. W..
BArkley, returned to her home Saturday.
Eight tons GOOD COW hay Will be sold
at IS a ton, as we have no room to store
it. Lowry Bros. Hume and streets.
The steamer Coronado brought large
quantity Of freight for the local mer.
chants, Friday. Her passenger list was
small.
For Sae-Two dwelling houses, plas
tered and we'll finished. corner Second
and f streets Inquire Of Henry F
Wilder. If
Miss Dnnham, one of the teachers in
the Aberdeen schools, resigned her posi-
ton on account Of sickness, and left fol-
California Friday.
S. w. Johnston has leased the barn
used for so many years by the Aberdeen
Transfer Co., corner Hume and f streets,
for his transfer business.
The Junior class in the High school is
preparing to entertain the Seniors, Fri.
day evening, May ~. Tue reception
will be given in Springer's hall.
The OWL The Owl, The Owl, it boots
and sells cheaper than any store on the
harbor. Try it and be convinced. \. W.
Shelly, chemist 40S Heron street.
Gus KaIk shipped a lot of new parts
for his logging engine to his place, six
miles up the Wishkah river Saturday.
He is making the timber pay for the
clearing OF the land.
Do not buy until You have seen Ian.
ning's Broadway Hill Add, the best 10.
cation in Aberdeen. Lots on easy terms
$3.50, $l75 and 500. Will Lanning, Room
II. Dabney block.
Rev w. Iloberger, OF Olympia, will
no Il German Lutheran services next
Sunday afternoon, at the Adventist
church. at $3.50 o'clock. Sermons in
German and English.
Note our clubbing offer. The Semi.
Weekly HERALD and the Daily Tacoma
News one year for $3.50. The Semi.
Weekly HERALD and the SemiWeekly
News for one year 81 90. tt
The Southwest Washington League is
now under the protection OF the National
League of base ball clubs. They are in
class d and it will cost any team $3.50 to
draft any man from their ranks.
Professor p. II. Williams, the present
county school uperintendent, has been
prevailed upon by the school board Of
Aberdeen to act as principal of the Mar
ket street school this coming year.