Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-24

Friday. He went to the Aberdeen Gpn'
eral hospital, from whence he VA dis
charged this morning.
Misses Elizabeth, Louise and MAr"Ict
Finch entertained a party oi thor young
friends Friday afternoon. at the home oi
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Finch,
Fourth and II streets.
We are carrying complete line OF
rubber goods from small rubber band
to large water bottle, including rnr'e
bottles, syringes, toilet brushes, atom
izers, etc. Evans Drug Co. II
Quite number o. strangers have been
in the city looking up real estate, during
the past week. Most Of those who have
bargained for property so far, have done
so with the idea OF building residences.
Tue Fourth Division of the Ladies.
| Aid society of the Presbyterian chuich
will serve ice cream and cake next We'd
ne>dav evening, at the home Of Mrs. NJ.
MagIl. The public is cordially invited.
81 have used Chamberlain Stone,e :,
and Liver Tablets with most satisfactory
results" saws Mrs. F. l.. Phelps, Hous-
ton, Texas For indigestion, biliousness
and constipation these tablets are most
excellent. Sold by all druggists. m
Gus. Damitio had the fingers Of his
right hand severely injured Friday,
while assisting in putting barrel OF oil
on skds 1T the shop of the Grays Har.
Dor Paint Co. The barrel slipped and
mashed his hand against the adjoining
barrel.
The A. o. U. w. had large attend
ance at their meeting Friday night to
hear the report OF Grand Representatives
NJ. f. Lucas and II. Barker. This report
showed the order to be in fine condition,
and the outlook for the coming year
bright.
The Young Womens department f
the w. C. T. L. have sent invitations to
the older ladies to be present at their
Wednesday afternoon meeting, at the
home Of Mrs. O. A. Myers; on Fist
street. There will be special drill in
parliamentary law.
Barley & Cyr, OF Aberdeen, who leased
the lot on the water front next to the
postoffice, have given notice that they
| intend to build at once. 1t was thought
at one time that they had given up the
idea. They will put in a stock of mems
furnishings Bend journal.
The schooner Martha Tut, laying at
the Lindstrom Shipbnidlng company's
yard, is being refitted for a summers
work is Alaska waters. She will receive
two new lower masts and main boom.
| Her sails have also been overhauled and
several new ones added to her outfit.
BY the end OF this week three OF the
six barges being built by the Linstrom
company, for the Columbia River Con.
struction Co., will be ready for the deck
| ing. With anything like favorable
weather, all will be completed in the
time promised by the shipyard people.
The carpenters and masons are through
with their part OF the work on the north
side OF the City hall and the trmmers are
putting up the cornice. From present
indications Contractor White will be
ready to turn the building over to the
city authorities long before his contract
| time.
Tue Gravs Harbor Oyster Co. has
been formed, with f. G. Finch mana
ger. a carload of seed oysters has been
ordered by wire from Connecticut. to be
planted in South Bay. Another car, for
North Bay will be ordered. and the oys-
ter possibilities Of Grays lIarbor given a
thorough test.
At the meeting of the building COM
mittee of the Masonic building associa
ton, bids were opened for the construc-
ton of the cement foundation OF the
Masonic Temple to be erected on the
corner of Heron and streets. TIE con.
tract WIS awarded to W. G. Lncore, who
will proceed with the work at one.
The Wishklh street ferry ran until , a.
m. Sunday morning, and then some OF
the people had to remain ON the west
side. 1t opened again at 6 a. m. and
there was no cessation in the movement
of the scow until Mo- day morning Just
as fast as the river could he crossed, the
passengers kept the ferry on the move.
The Heron street bridge was reopened to
travel this morning.
The chamber of commerce has had
10000 folders printed, descriptive OF
Aberdeen, its industries and resources,
Of which each member will be furnished
with supply for distribution. The
folders will fit in an ordinary envelope,
and it j. the intention to have the people
of Aberdeen enclose copy in every let
ter mailed from the city. Secretary
Crammatte will supply folders to all who
apply for them.