Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-23


morning.
Geo. f. Huntlev was a passenger on
this mornings train for Portland.
G. l.. McClatin entered The Aberdeen
General hospital Tuesday for treatment.
Mrs. Patrick Hogan went to Portland
this morning. She will return in few
days.
Still in the lead for coughs cold. and
sore throat, Evans White Pine cough
syrup. tt
Go to the Home Of the Stylish Hat for
up-to-date millinery. Next to the Edison
theate. tt
A new cottage, 2Ox24 feet, on Market
street. 1928. VIII tanning. Room H.
Dabney block. ,.rsas a, .11.1ss.l In .a..
Alden Setback catered the Aberdeen
General hospital Tuesday, threatened
with typhoid fever.
DIR. and Mrs. w. J. Long entertained
DR.. and Mrs. G. f. Cham oerlain at din
ner Tuesday evening.
Don't forget us when you are ready to
buy your new Easter hat. Home Of the
Stylish Hat, next to the Edison theater.
The N. .. Express delivery wagon is
now drawn by two horses, the increasing
I business making the work too hard for
one.
II. Smith, an employee at Hulet's camp
was admitted to the Aberdeen General
hospital Tuesday. with an infected
knee.
Two trolley cars carried loads OF Aber-
deem people to Hoquiam Tuesday night,
to witness "Ole Olson" at the Hoquiam
theater.
Wider Bros. & Mcdonald have pur-
chased the Olympus theater property.
and Will veneer it with brick, and open
up the theater.
Geo. A. Prichard, son of Rev. E. r.
Prchard, has accepted a position on the
salem Journal, the leading newspaper
in Salem, Oregon.
Lewis Kalsoti came up from Shields
camp Tuesday, with his great toe sever.
ely cut, and had it dressed at the Aoer-
deem General hospital.
The young men Of the High school
will give ball tomorrow evening in
Keith's hall for the benefit of the Basket
Ball team. Tickets so cents.
The Anderson & Middleton mill had
been closed down since Monday by the
breaking down of the main engine, and
started up again this morning.
A rumor has reached the city to the
effect that Joseph P. DUDE, former
resident OF Aberdeen, has died in Ari-
IONA, but we have been unable to verify
it.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Anderson OF st.
Paul, who have been touring the Pacific
Coast, are in Aberdeen visiting their sis.
tiers. Misses Emma and Margaret An
derson.
Simon Cohen has retired from the
cigar business, on account OF his health,
and will engage in another line Of bust.
ness in Aberdeen. l.. l.. Maley purchased
his stock of tobaccos.
Note our clubbing offer. The Semi.
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News one year for $3.50. The Semi
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Chas. Johnson had both legs broken
below the knees yesterday, by broken
! cable in Hulet's logging camp. The I'M
fortunate man was brought to the Aber.
deem Genera hospital.
The occupants OF the temporary build
ings on q street, opposite the postoffice,
are moving to make way for the brick
block to be erected on the site. A. w.
Shelley has moved his drug store to the
Mitchell building on the opposite corner.
Ben Dean is going into the room vacated
by the City Retail Lumber c., on Il
street near Heron, and l.. w. Herrick
will move next to Bassett's news depot,
on G street. The new block will be
ready for occupancy June l.