Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-13

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DR.. Smith, Osteopath, 7.S P. 0. block.
W. C. Lloyd was discharged from St.
Joseph's hospital Wednesday.
DR.. Sullivan al Z l.. X. Pharmacy un
til July 20, glasses fitted. II
The steamer Fleetwood made an ex-
cursion to North Beach today.
Nice Qninault salmon, fresh every day.
at the Never Idle" Fish Market. 80
South + st. Phone pol. II
Geo. Jamison came in from Coats
camp yesterday with cut foot, and en-.
tered the Aberdeen General hospital.
For Sale or Trade-Iot on River street,
between H and e.. Will exchange for
Aberdeen or Cosmopolis property. Chas.
Strassmeyer, @ >smopolis.
Mr.. Roger Veial. a pioneer journalist
Of Minnesota, who is on the Pacific
Coast, taking IN the country along with
the Portland exposition, was one CT the
pleasant callers on the HERALD yester.
day.
MacLafferty & Sons are putting on the
finishing touches to the new city hall,
they having the painting contract. The
completed stru cture will reflect credit on
the architects, Rel 4 Briggs, as we'll as
Contractor w. II. White.
Doctors day at the Portland fair yes
terday was an attraction that drew the
following local physicians to that city :
DR.. Austin, wife and Mrs. Elway Dr..
Watkins and wife, John Evans, DR..
Pearson and DR.. Schumacher.
In another column of this paper will
be found cal for bids for re setting the
foundation Of the Town Hall Of Cosmop.
oils. This fine building is about sixteen
years old, and will give an idea Of the
durability of wooden structures.
Jean Hamburg. the we'll known cousin
of Geo. j. Wolff, who came here from
Germany three years ago, has purchased
the Housman shoe store at Hoquiam,
and assumed charge Monday. Mr.. Ham.
burg has the good wishes Of large num-
Der Of Aberdeen friends in his venture.
Fred Redinger returned tuesday from
visit to North Beach, during which he
secured what he considers an ideal spot
for family outing at Copalis. Mr.. Red
niger and family will 60 to Copalis about
August 5, and spend month or two on
Copalis creek. They are made welcome
by Chas. Mcintyre, on whose property
they will make headquarters.
The DR.. Smits dwelling is in place, and
the six.foot stone basement foundation
is nearly in place. So that the almost his.
toric building will be finally settled in a
few days. The improvements that DR..
Smits has under way on the half block
occupied by the Aberdeen General hos
pital and this dwelling, will make it one
Of the most slightly properties in Aber-
deem.
Justice of Peace Fox went to Monte.
sano yesterday afternoon and married
Mr.. Harry G. Bower and Miss Mary A..
Walker, both of Aberdeen. Among
those who went up to be present at the
ceremony were S. X. Bowes and wife, D.
NJ. Bowes and wife, Mrs. Walker, moth.
err of the bride. l. G. Bower, Roscoe
Fear, T. S. Clemens and wife, sister Ct
the bride.
Hubert Karshner, a Tacoma school
teacher, came down Monday to visit
relatives here and this morning left with
his brother, &. F. Karshner, for the
headwaters ofthe Wynooche river, where
they have land claims. The Karshner
brothers located in 22.S in the early zoos,
when that territory was proclaimed a
forest reserve, feared they had lost the
land. 1t now transpires that all settle
ments made in this township prior to
1898 will be allowed to make proof. This
decision covers number of Aberdeen
parties, among them "Uncle" George
Weatherwax, Hugh O'Hare and others,
who will now stand chance to get the
land, something that has been question
Of dO,lht for MANY years.