Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-16

Clothing at half value while sale lasts
Geo. Fish-r. II
Mi re ]. H. Brecht, left for visit &c
the cities on.the Sound this morning.
Mrs. F. &. Deming left ;or Olympus
this morning, to remain couple o
weeks.
All kinds of fire insurance. in re-
sponeible companies, written by Ellis
Martin, 20o South Fstreet. IL
The ladies Of the Congregational
church will give one Of their famous
chicken suppers next Friday evening.
Heating stoves at actual cost. We
need the room, and cannot carry IN
over. VIM. Griggs, 4O4 Heron str II
Mrs. A. D. Wood is reported this morn.
ing as recovering nicely from her attack
of pneumonia, at the Aberdeen General
hospital.
MIR. and Mrs. A. PORTER will leave Fri
day for visit in Everett, and while
there will probably sell a steam laundry
they own in that city.
Just received from the east. A larg
shipment OF fine furniture, sideboards,
bouffets, writing desks, etc. Call and
see them before buying. Zelasko Furni'
ture Co. II
Drunk and disorderly was entered
against the name of Eric Matheson. in
the the police court this morning. and he
paid $l4.4O for the. privilege of making
the record.
Is your money idle? l Can secure you
10 per cent on first mortgage, best real
estate security, for large or small amounts
without charge. Will Lannlng, IA Dab
ney block. tt
Mrs. Louis II. Burnett and new baby
were able to leave st. Joseph's hospita'
for home Friday, and now l.. II. wears
almost as great smile as when baby
boy first arrived.
E. f. Miller, who has been visiting on
the Harbor for several months, left for
the Sound this morning. While here
MIR. Miller spent most of his time in the
woods looking after timber interests.
John Anderson is moving the hack
lately used ny the Aberdeen State Bank,
on Heron street, to the property OF n. u.
kaufman, on Broadway and Hume. The
building will be made ia. dive ling
Several arrests were made last night
as the outcome OF a general rough and
tumble time, below the dead tine. As We
20 to press the men are facing Judge
Bush, and explaining how it happened.
John Baker returned yesterday from
visit of couple of months at his old
home, Fairbury, Neb. This was Johns
first visit in 81 years, and he was glad to
get back 10 Aberdeen, aud, contrary to
rumor, came alone.
Mrs. A. Gylfe had a slight attack OF
paralysis two weeks ago and this was re-
peated last Sunday morning. She is
however better at the present and it is
hoped that this respected lady viii! soon
recover.-South Bend Journal.
William O'Conner. chief lineman vi
the Northern Pacific with headquarters
at st. Paul, has completed the work of
putting heavy cable under the river. at
the Chehalis bridge. He left with his
force of men for Tacoma Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. s. Crane, Of California, Md,
suffered for years from rheumatism and
lumbago. He was finally advised to try
Chamberlain Pain Balm, which he did
and it effected complete cure. This lini-
ment is for sale by All Druggists m
Rev. W. E. Thompson, pastor Of the
Methodist church, accompanied by W.
G. Lucore, made tour of the saloons
and sporting houses last week, inviting
the inmates to the series of revival meet
ings now in progress at that church.
Patrick Murphy, prominent farmer
of Montesano, who had leg amputated
at st. Joseph's hospital few weeks ago,
ON account Of gangrene, had to undergo
a second amputation Thursday, the leg
being taken off this time above the knee
While the Anderson & Middleton mill
is shut down. the plant will be thorough.
IL overhauled and while there will not
be any new machinery added, a new
foundation will be placed under the mill
and the entire plant put in first class
order.
At a recent meeting Of the Union mill
company OF this city, a ch inge was made
in the personnel of the management, to
meet the changed conditions caused by
the resignation OF w. b. Mack as mana
ger Of that company, to take like posi-
ton with West & Slade. The present
officers of the company are: Directors
T. L. Douglas. }. G. Lewis, Jacob Karsh'
ner. Of this city; ]. E. McCauley. o.
Hoquiam. and J. A. Mapes, Of Cosmopo
lie. The executive officers are: T. l..
Douglas. president: Jacob Karshner,
vice president; J. G. Lewis, manager
secretary treasurer.