Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-24
Mrs q - IIoIf,rty iS VISITING fripn1 6

Mrs. q. L. iiallerty Is visiting frlenus
in Portland.
Plenty of ladies' and gents purses at
Evans Drug Co. tt
George j. w Tiff is on the Sound and
will be back Wednesday.
Born-To Mr.. AMI Mrs. Jos. Ander.
son, las mig a daughter.
Att tone recommended, sold end guar
auteAd by Evans Drug Co. tt
Superintendent Harris visited the
Sound On business last week.
The class exercises OF the High school
graduates will be held May %.
Work has been commenced on the
piers of the ChehaIs river bridge.
Mrs. Daniel Gillies will entertain the
Review club tomorrow afternoon.
37-ft lot on Randall St., 500. Will
tanning, X om IA. Dabney block.
The steamer Fleetwood Eow makes
excursions to Westp 'rt every Sunday.
A fine girl baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Lindstrom this morning.
Drafting paper, blue print and all
kinds of architects supplies, Evans Drug
Co. If
f. L. Hartung went to Seattle on bust.
ness yesterJ.y, ahl will return tomor.
row.
The work on the water main on Wish
kah street to Broadway was completed
Saturday.
Wanted to Rent-A room and kitchen,
furnished rn'urnished. Leave word
at HERALD Ii p 64.2t
Miss Ca,r.o Wilson attended the con.
vention of the Christian Endeavor, at
Tacoma, last week.
Jos. Bressn was discharged from the
Aberdeen General hospital yesterday.
and returned to Montesano.
The third quarterly conference of the
NJ. F.. church was held Friday evening,
Presiding Elder Longd,n in the chair.
Mrs. John Hanson took the prize at
the guessing conte at the social session
of the Royal Nelghbors, Friday evening
A very cosy, 6 room house, well
finished, Market St. near Washington,
$3.50. Will Lanning, Room IA Dabney
block.
Mrs. J. NJ. Lamb was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hospital yestef-
day. and returned 10 her home at Monte
sano.
For Sale-Two dwelling houses, plas-
tered and we'll finished, corner Second
and f streets. Inquire OF Henry +.
Wilder. tt
Chas. r. Sauers was sufficiently re-
covered from his illness to leave the
Aberdeen General hospital for his home,
Saturday.
Deputy Assessor Walter B. Cram
matte saws that all detail sheets must be
in this week, or the assessors will have
to make them up themselves.
A. Magee, has opened up an upholster-
ing establishment in Captain G. A.
Mitchell's little building on q street
next door to his real estate Office.
Three OF the best residence lots in the
city, hill property, graded and cleared,
pland road paid. easy terms. $500. Will
tanning, Room ii Dabney block.
The Sunday school of the Congrega-
tional church gave $32 to the missionary
society as an Easter Offering OF this
amount Geo. F. Nye's class gave $15.
A party OF young folks went up the
Wishkah river, ON the steamer Progress,
Saturday evening, and enjoyed clam
bake on the classic shores OF that stream.
F. J. Becker is keeping up with the
times. The latest is another large auto
mobile. 1t is his intention to keep two
autos with an experienced driver, for
rent by the hour.
Sven johnson has had the gasoline
launch recently purchased from DIR.
Mapes fitted up for passenger traffic on
the Wishkah river, and has changed the
name to the "Wasp."
Word has been received that the
steamer Toledo, to be put on the Grays
Harbor- Portland route, will arrive about
the first OF MAY. The alterations and
repairs are about completed and she will
make her trial trip on April 80.