Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-27

Mrs. \. G.. EnAis. who has neen VISIT
ing tr.-n Is in t-ris e.-tt u...
Saturday
The Misses Nina anl Lulu Heoeen
went to Eima this morning to spend the
week with friends.
The Apha-Bcta society OF the Congre-
gational church, are preparing to give q
vacation party this week
Mrs. j Brittou, Of Ceutrala, who has
been here visiting Mrs. John McClur(
left for her home this morning.
We are now open for business in the
ice cream line. Crammatte Ice Cream
Co. Office 2ll South q street. Phone l3l
~ The last OF the ships that were storm
bound in the lower harbor, got to ca
yesterday. On Saturday there were five
ships there.
John Lindstrom returned from Port
land last night, and from present indica-
tons the shlpyard will be Il busy place
this summer.
James A. Stewart is remodeling his
brick plant machinery. This morning he
hauled out a new smoke stack and apron
for his boilers.
l.. w. II 4rrick made a business trip to
Seattle yesterday, and will return this
evening. He expects to buy some new
fixtures for his jewery establishment.
Ii troubled with weak digestion. belrh-
ing or sour stomach, use Chamberlain S
Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will
get quick relief. For sale by all drug
gists. III
Mrs. Vorhies, who sold the Toledo
lodging house two weeks ago, purchased
the Hotel Kendall Friday, and will take
possession April l. Both sales were
made by Ellis Martin.
Rev. q. l.. Cloyd eft for Portland this
morning to attend the Northwest Bapts.
association. This includes the churches
of Washington, Idaho and Oregon. and
usually lasls week
| While helping to load vessel Friday,
| II
OF timber and the ship, and severely
crushed at his hips. He was taken to
the Aberneen General hospital.
The Fanny Crosby concert in the Con-
gregatlona church LAST night was well
attended and enjoyed BY all present.
The old fashlo led song Service was en-
tered into heartily by the congregation.
| | have bought the cream and butter
milk business Of X. a. Anderson, and
| solicit a continuance OF your trade. Our
tele phone NUMBER is l3l. our Office Il
south Il street. Quick delivery. Wan.
| Crammatte.
tiating for the purchase of seven lots on
II street, above Sixth. This would give
the St. Joseph's hospital property the
full width OF The block between Ii and Ii
streets.
If you care at all for yonr beauty, if
you wan; your skin to be bright, smooth
and velvety, il you want it to look as
| fresh as "A rosebud and feel AZ fresh as it
looks try our almond and witch hazel
cream. Evans Drug Co. If
Mrs. Henry Spoon received word last
week Of the death OF her sister, Mrs.
Mabel Rumbold, at Chicago Mrs
| Rnmbold was resident of Aberdeen
prior to her marriage, and the news Of her
death was shock to her friends.
Will tanning and several other bachel-
ors of Aberdeen, went to Montesano
Friday, to atten the ball given by the
| bachelors of that city. The report
| brought back s that the aft tr was first {.
class, in fact the best Montesano has had
| for years.
w. A. Worden, master in CHI ,ncery,
| and Jesse A. Frye. United States district
| attorney, will be in Aberdeen this week
to try several cases Of the government
against log RS who are said TO be OBJ
structing some Of the streams in their
| logging operations.
Rev. AID r. J. Lowry, Of Hoquiam,
passed through Abe deem this morning,
| on their way to Anacortes, Skagit county,
TO preform the marriage ceremony of
Mr.. Lowry's sister-in. law, Miss Maud
Wooding who has many friends in this
city that wish her we'll.
The Volunteers of America, sect
similar to the Salvation Army have
established themselves in the lower part
Of the Odd Fellows hall and are now
holding NEE ings each night. They, like
the Salvation Army, hold open air meet
ings which proceed those indoors.
Qninault Tribe OF Red Men have com.
pleted arrangements with Nat. kiess
Southern Carnival Co., for weeks
carnival at Aberdeen, commencing June
5. This is the same company that was
here last August, and it will have entirely
new attractions this time. A committee
consisting of G. v 10y, B. j. Garman,
+. fl. Fox, S. X. Bowes and John Lind
strom have the matter in hand for the
Tribe.
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