Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-09-07
Get a Button-Jeff's.
Have you seen Billy Buster.

Mrs. H. C. Wiley is rusticating at
Westport.
Billy Buster will be here during the
rest of the year.
DR.. q. Il, Chamberlain. Rooms s, 9
and 10, Dabney Block. II
There was quite an excitement yester-
day on occount Of Billy Buster.
Get your ink. pens, tablets, etc, for
school work at Evans Drug Co. tt
Frank Wahl was discharged from the
Grays Harbor hospital Tuesday.
i liner Oleson was admitted to the
Aberdeen General hospital, yesterday.
An innovation in the shape of ar cleo
trio piano has been installed in the Sem
ate saloon.
Miss Lou Anderson accom- panied Nj.
and Mrs. A. w. Middleton to Portland
this morning.
Miss Catherine Grossman LETT Tuesdav
for the up river county to spend three
weeks rusticating.
Three 25-foot lots on First, near Michi-
gan avenue, $3.50 each. Will Lannlng,
Room A. Dabney block.
Emanuel Vidal was brought in from
one of the logging camps and taken to
the Aberdeen General hospital, Tuesday.
Mrs. Hugh Mcneil and son lett for
North Yakima Tuesday, where they will
be the guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Karr.
Christian Science Services are held at
First Church of Christ. Scientist, on
First Street. Services at II A. NJ. Sub
| Jet, CHATTER" Sunday School at 10 A
! NJ
f. RI. Green has informed his friends
confdentially, that it is a girl, and she
arrived Monday evening. Mrs. Green
and the little one are doing nicely and
Fred is smiling.
The Grays Harbor Electric company
h,s donated to the city the sum Of ~ 800
toward the building Of the new steel
brid le. They will also furnish the power
for turning it,
Rheumatism, govt. backache, acid
poison. are results of kidney trouble.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mounta;n Tea goes d-
rectlv to the seat of the disease and cures
when all else fails. 50 cents. w. b.
Paine & Co.
On Tuesday Hubert Bell left for Seat.
tie, where he will enter the State Uni.
versi,y to take course in electrical en-
cheering. His sister Gertrude, who now
resides at Edmunds, Snohomish Co, will
join him at the University.
Miss Eta Beckenhauer left this morn.
ing for Sioux City, Iowa, where she will
take a position as stenographer IN the
New York Life Insurance Co.'s office.
Miss Beckenhauer made many friends
while here, and all rejoice in her good
fortune in securing so good a position.
Nothing as yet, has been heard of the
articles that We're taken from the home
of Capt. Malcolm Magill, on first street
between II and I streets, on Sunday
evening while the family We're at church.
| The loss was not known until Monday
morning when Miss Lottle Magill notic-
ed that money had been taken from her
handbag, and on investigation it was
/ found that three watches and cash to he
amount of SAP had been taken. AS the
doors were locked when the family re-.
/ turned from church, it IS supposed that
some one entered by the use Of skele-
ton key.
The Grand Gold Medal Contest at the
PRESBYTERIAN church, tomorrow evening
will be an interesting program. The
contestants are Mrs. Profit of Centralia,
Mrs. Burch of Chehais, Gertrude Par.
rish of Satsop, Fannie Mcdonald OF Alb.
erdeen and Louise Young of Hoquiam.
The musical selections will be quartette
by four Y girls, chorus by ten little girls,
drilled by Mrs. Mcdonald, solo by Jean
Moody Duet by Fannie Mcdonald and
Georgia Pc arson of Attfca, Ind, and a
solo by Fayne Wade. The offering
should be generous as the proceeds are
for the public fountain fund.- No admi-
sion will be charged.
On Friday evening Judge and Mrs. ].
C. Pearson opened their hospitable doors
to the Epworth League, at whose home
that organization held an ice cream so.
cal. In addition to the refreshments
served by the League the Judge furnish
ed some corn and potatoes, which were
roasted on large b. ntire. The orchard
was hung with japanese lanterns which
gave it ,the appearance of fairyland. A
large crowd attended and everybody
departed at a late hour greatly pleased.
During the evening vocal solo was beau.
tifuly rendered by Miss Georgia Pearson,
Of Ind. The young people are willing to
be invited to the Judges again.