Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-06
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

Mayor J. Iindstrom left for San Fran
cisco, Friday.
X. ZeIasko is still improving at st.
Joseph's hospital.
Mrs. A. P. White visited friends in
Montesano last week.
E. c. Finch is looking up business
matters in California.
Miss May Jones is confined to the
house with an attack of tonsilitis.
The Red Men are planning to repeat
the street carnival given by them year
ago.
Still in the lead for coughs cold, and
sore throat, Evans White Pine cough
syrup. tt
Fred Fl. Green and H. Avery are in
the woods back of Elma visiting logging
camps.
Buy Dishes and Glassware at dis
count at Deans Store, opposite Post
Office. tt
Mrs. D. G. Haight, after several weeks
of suffering from la grippe, is able to be
out again.
G. H. Bartlett startelon' Ia morn
ing as travelling salesm; 20 q Vest Il
Slade Grocery Co
Mrs. G. B. Shipman nd daughter,
Helen, went to EIma Saturday to spend
a week with friends.
Buy your garden tools and poultry
netting at Griggs' Hardware Go. A large
stock to select from. 1t
s. w. Johnston, the drayman, left
Saturday for business trip to Portland
and the Sound cities.
Creech Bros. are driving piles for the
foundation for dry kiln, 3Ox1OO feet,
for Wilson Bros. & Co.
Insure in hrst.class. reliable COM
pany, the National Union. Ellis Martin,
agent, 200 South L street. tt
Mrs. l.. L. Maley's many friends viii
be glad to hear that she is improving
rapidly from her recent severe illness.
If in need of bond of any kind 60 to
Ellis Martin, 2O0F street. He can de-
liver bond onhe day OF application. If
Sunset Assembly, Lincoln Annuity
Union, is arranging to give Green Rib.
bon social, in Springer's hall, March IA.
The Degree Of Honor will give dance
this evening in Springer's hall. An adj
mission of fifteen,cents will be charged.
For Fine Favored Teas and Fresh
Roasted Coffees 90 to Deans lea and
Coffee Store, opposite Postoffice. Phone
665.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Browning enter.
tanned party of friends at cards Satur
day evening, at their home on West
Hume street.
]. J. Ward returned Thursday evening
from South Bend, where he had been
engaged in building ID saw mill with
Creech Bros.
Charles Pinckney, has rented one of
the store rooms in the Commercial block
and will open pipe fitting and plumb
ing establishment. tt
Word has been received from Walla
Wala that Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wealth
erwax have entirely recovered from their
attack of pneumonia.
Engineer Dunn is preparing the plans
and plat OF the park to be laid out by
the Grays Harbor Electric Co., between
this city and Hoquiam.
Lost-At the chamber OF commerce
meeting Monday night, Lucky Curve
fountain pen. The finder will please re.
turn to j. J. Carney.
The west wall of the Crowthers build
ing on Heron street, near l, is being
covered with a coat OF cement to keep
the rains from penetrating the stone
walls.
The Anderson Middleton Lumber Co.
has lust finished the spring cleaning
around their factory, and everything in
the shape of woodwork is cleaning white
and clean.
Hartung & Norm, OF this city, started
a branch store in IIoquiam, Saturday.
They will carry full line OF wall paper,
paints and artists materials, which Will
be supplied from their Aberdeen store.
The new butcher shop in the Union
block on Heron street, was opened tor
business by John and William Morgan,
Saturday. 1t is fitted in an up'to'date
style and is a credit to the young men.
The rainfull for the month OF February
in this CITY was s 9l.100 inches. There
were II clear days, II cloudy days and
partially clear. There was killing
frost on the nights OF the II, y, 10, IA
and Is. The maximum temperature
was IS degrees, on the Goth, and the
minimum Il degrees, on the 18th. Com
pare this with other states.