Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-06-22
Sheet music at Evans Drug Go.

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w. p. Gil5rath went to Portland thi:
morning to remain several weeks. While
away lie will visit other tow ms IN Oregon
Evans Drug Co. have received another
consignment OF musical instruments.
DR.. U. G. Kinnison went to Montesanc
Yesterday, to spend a vacation with his
brother, who is ia ming near the county
seat.
Mrs. q. 6. Fletcher started for her old
home in Manitoba, this morning. She
was accompanied by Mr.. Fletcher as far
ae Tacoma.
Experienced Nurse in Maternity Cases
Wishes engagements. 1904 East WISH
kah street.
Mrs. J. Kenny and children, OF Dem
yer, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
d. Wood. They will spend the summer
on the Harbor.
Nothing better for headache than
our own make they are guaranteed.
Evans Drug Go.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Arthur Plympton are
telling what handsome boy has come
to them. The boy weighs nine pounds
land looks like his parents.
The report that Louis Burnett, the
jeweler, would move his family to Seattle,
is without foundation, and the family
will remain az permanent residents Of
this city.
Capt. Judson, Of the Volunteers OF
America, has started a free employment
bureau. This will be a regular part Of
the work of the Volunteers at this place
in the future.
Carl Chamberlain, youth was before
Justice Bush yesterday on charge of
assault and battery. The judge settled
the differences as best he could under
the circumstances.
The Grays Harbor Electric company
are arranging to have the pavilion at the
park completed by the Fourth Of July,
and will open it for the use Of the public
on the evening OF that day.
E. E. Shields is among those who are
finding time to beautify their homes.
The addition OF a large by window and
other improvements changes the appear.
ance Of his residence for the better.
On July lst the Northern Pacific will
run its first passenger train through 70
Moclips from this place. The train Il
leave Aberdeen at $40 p. M. and q
turning will leave Moclips at 5 :35 n. ~.
G.. Axtell and Miss +. Axtell, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Boner,
left for San Francisco this morning
They were accompanied as far as Port
land by Miss Eta Beckenhauer. VIII,
will return after u short visit in tina,
place.
For some reason unknown to the pub
lie. the steamer Toledo, which has beer
making regular trips between Portland
and this city, has been discontinued.
The steamer has been doing good bust
ness, hence the wo. der why the disc, Z.
tinuance.
Eighteen vessels are due, and some of
them overdue, at this harbor Steamers
report a strong northwest wind outside.
and vessels coming up the coast have To
make long tacks off shore. This accounts
for the fact of 80 few vessels in the har.
Dor at this time.
The steamer Lindauer on her trip from
San Francisco to this place, towed the
schooner Henry Wilson as far rs Cape
Mendacino, when the wind became go
strong that che dropped her. She
brought considerable freight for local
merchants and fair list of passengers.
A. A. Brauer is sporting new hat, in
anticipation OF visit from his brother
Robert resident of Oshkosh, Wiscon,
sin. Robert has been chief OF the fire
department in that place for the last Is
years, and Is now taking vacation that
he may visit the Lewis and Clark expo
sition.
| ETdHh hdttd, iNiHS ~ DOf MAJ ket
street, found shingle on First street,
back of the Market street school house,
with the following written upon it "June
20, 1905. The man that found thu can
find my body in the brush, back of the
ball ground. [ am tired OF living, and
am going to kill myself. Please notify
my kin in Hoquiam. also have 50. Is
in the Aberdeen State Bank. leave
this TO the Salvation Army, for expenses,
etc. You will find my remains in an
old stump back Of the ball park. Good
bye. Albert J. Peterson, Hoquiam."
On the reverse side was written: "Iam
tired of cumming" Peterson has been
missing from Hoqniam, and the police
have notified the police department #
this city of the fact. Marshal Garter