Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-13
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

James Stewart went to Seattle Friday,
on business.
DR.. q. n. Chamberlain. Rooms s, 9
and 10, Dabney Block. II
q. W. Walsh returned last week from
his land claim on the Queets river.
M. f. Garfield is having dwelling
house erected on Market street, near NJ.
Buy Dishes and Glassware at dis
count at Deans Store, opposite POST
office. If
The Chehalis County Teachers Insti.
tute will be held at Hoquiam, March p
to 81, inclusive.
Buy your gordon tools and poultry
netting at Grggs' Hardware Co. A large
stock to select from. 2t
C. r. Wilson was in Portland last
week, attending to business connected
with his mill affairs.
For Rent. Residence, four rooms and
pantry, close in on Market street. In.
quire OF S. w. Pearson. If
John Maxim, late OF Japan, now Of Ia
coma. spent Fri ay here, visiting Geo.
F. Nve and looking up trade.
M. R. Ross, of Hoquam, has been APP
pointed receiver Of the bankrupt estate
of Fred lilly, by the federal court.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Congregational
church will meet with Mrs. Ira G.
Crowthers, next Thursday afternoon.
If in need of a bond of any kind 90 to
Ellis Martin, 200 f street. He can de-
liver bond on the day OF application. tt
G. G. Ashcraft has commenced clear
ing his lots on the hill, preparatory to
the erection Of home for himself and
bride.
For Fine Favored Teas and Fresh
Roasted Coffees go to Deans Tea and
Coffee Store opposite Posto.lice. Phone
665. IT
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church are already preparing for their
annual fancy fair to be held at Easter
time.
E. B. Benn is back from the legisla
ture, and is attending to business as
usual, in his Office with the Retail Lum-
Der company.
Charles Pinckney, has rented one OF
the store rooms in the Commercial block
and will open ripe fitting and plumb
ing establishment. tt
Jeff d. Moor head has raised f. G.
WJolsev's house, on Second and Q
streets, two feet above the sidewalk and
put in new foundation.
Deputy Assessor w. B. Crammatte is
to be found at his office, on G street,
evenings, to make assessments OF those
who are too busy during the day.
Geo. L. Hilton has moved his cigar
store to the )om recently vacated by the
Bowling alley, on street near Heron,
VIII ere he i, fitting up handsome billiard
a pool rooms.
Bishop Kaator preached in st. An
drew's Episcopal church Yesterday morn
ing, and in Hoquiam in the evening. He
has not vet secured a rector to take Mr..
Budlong's place.
Yesterday was the last day of Rev. j..
S. Budlong's pastorate of St. Andrews
Episcopal church, in this city. He will
arrange his matters 50 as to be in Mime
apolis by April l.
If YOU care at all for your beauty, if
you wan your skin tn be bright, smooth
and velvety, il you want 1T to look as
/. 4 and f.aal frnC nc
looks try our almond and witch hazel
cream. Evans Drug Co. tt
Captain Lundquist, OF the steamer
Coronado, brought his family with him
this trim The run from San Francisco
lasted 90 hours, and the passengers all
enioyed the trip. In addition to her list
OF 10 passengers she brought up con-
siderable freight.
The Anderson & Middleton mill, which
has been closed down for few days, to
connect the new conveyors with the
lately erected refuse burner, started
again this morning, and is now ready
for full season 5 run. The old slab fire
is thing OF the past.
VIM. McCabe paid Sl6.65 into the city
treasury FRIDAY, for the privilege OF hav-
ing tuseel with Marshal Carter on
Thursday night. McCabe got the worst
of it on Thursday, and on Friday the
spirit died in him when he was called to
make his lonation-but he made it.
Mrs. Florence \. Spohn, OF Tacoma
has rented the Sherwood building, two
doors east Of the HERALD office, on
Wishkah street, and will conduct a
mission there. 'ihe work, while indie
pendent will have the assistance OF the
churches, and w.li be purely undenomi.
national. She expects to commence
about the 10Th.