Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-09
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

Robt. Locke is laid up with Il case of
measles.
DR.. q. r.. Chamberlain. Rooms s, 8
aud 10, Dabney Block. tt
Work on the city hallIis at standstill
for the present, waiting for stone.
Buy Dishes and Glassware at dis
count at Deans Store, opposite Post
office. II
Mrs. N. E. Blade, the milliner, has re-
turned from business trip to San Fran
cisco.
Still in the lead for coughs cold, and
sore thu oat, Evans White Pine cough
syrup. tt
W. S. Mclaughlin, town clerk OF Cos
mopols, was doing business in Aberdeen
yesterday,
For Rant Residence, four rooms and
pantry, c,osA in on Market street. In.
quire OF S. W. Pearson. tt
Buy your garden tools and poultry
netting at GrigIa' Hardware Go. large
stock to select from. -
Services were held in the Catholic and
Episcopal churches yesterday morning
Ash Wednesday.
Insure in frst.clas eli ole om-
pany, the National I'niCn. Fi = in,
agent, 2Ol south street. tt
Mrs. Miller aud son, OF Centralia, are
visiting Aberdeen, the guests OF Mrs.
Miller's sister, Mrs. w. Fl. Dryden.
A. H. Faruham is in Portland. He
expects to bring back with him several
choice rose bushes and other plants.
If in need OF bond OF any kind go to
Ellis Martin, 200 + street. He can lie.
liver bond onhe day OF application. ii
Mesdames A. D. Wood and G. Nc
Dermoth went to Cohassatt Beach, yes
terday, to remain "a couple OF weeks.
Mrs. Geo. w. Nnemire was down from
Montesano this week. visiting Aberdeen
friends, the guest of Mrs. Thos. Morgan.
Miss Ethel McDermoth entertained
Yesterday afternoon, from to 7 O'Clock.
For Fine Favored Teas and Fresh
Roasted CoffeeS 60 to Deans lea and
Coffee Store, opposite Postoflice. Phone
665. II
Mrs. Mason Irwin returned to her
home in Montesano yesterday. She had
been in attendance at the Wood-Green-
Wood reception.
Mrs. P. Guerrier and daughter, Miss
Constance, Of Centralia, were Aberdeen
visitors this week. the guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. J. II. Leitch.
Mrs. Edwin LIE Fouchet, who has
been visiting her father, j. r. Evans. at
this place, left for her home in Portland
yesterday morning.
Charles Pinckney, has rented one O
the store rooms in the Commercial bloc'
and will open nipe fitting and plumb
ing establishment. tt
Nat kaufman, who has been in the
city assisting in the arrangement OF the
new store OF Kaufman Bros, left fol
Bellingham this morning.
The graduating class at the Higt
school held. heir first meeting Tuesday
to institute lpl ms for the graduating ex
ercises to take place in May.
Albert Townsend s making extensive
improvements in his Heron street baker!
and ice cream parlor, and will have it il
handsome shape Ior summer business.
A. d. Wood reports great success will
his incubators this season. lie is no
using any imported eggs and there II
scarcely failure at any OF the hatchings
Superintendent Hall and Route Agent
w. w. Ward, of the n p. Express Co.
visited Aberdeen Monday night, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii. Vaughan
The original plat of the townsite o
Aberdeen was fled by Samuel anc
Martha Benn on February Ii. 1881, anc
the city is now in its twenty seconc
year.
Fred Butcher, the we'll known steam
boat engineer, has let the contract fol
the erection OF dwelling house, for him
sell, on the northeast corner Vi Ahlt'
and q streets.
Ii you care at all for your beauty, i
You want your skin to he bright, smooth
and velvety, il YOU want it to look al
fresh as a rosebud and feel as fresh DIS il
looks try our almond and witch haze
cream. Evans Drug Co. II
Divine services will be conducted to-
the German AMI American Lutherans o
Aberdeen next Sunday, at 1880 a. M
by Rev. VIM. IIohberser, of Olympia
The public is cordially invited.
BY direction o' he building committee
the plan OF the cry hall tower has beer
made six feel higher. which allows for t
bell, MS well IL .Eca sufficient height fo
hose drying tower ior the fire depart
ment.