Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-08-14
Tales Of The Town TerSe|y Told.


DR.. Smith, Osteopath, 7.s p. o. block.
As We tell you it is, it is. Evans Drug
Co.
Clyde Weatherwax was a passenger on
Portland train Saturday.
Pure drugs only are sold by US. Evans
Drug Co.
The Review club VIII meet with Mrs.
N. A. Springer, 6l3 West Heron street.
Save your hair with our universal hair
tonic SOC a bottle. Evans Drug Co.
Misses Edith Barker and Hattie Gid.
den visited the Portland exposition last
week.
s. A. Madge, OF Olympia, deputy in
ternal collector, | adj business in the city
Saturday.
g. F. Karshner and son, Master Earl,
went to Tacoma yesterday, to visit rela.
tives in that city.
Save your teeth by using Borcdont
tooth paste each night before retiring
sold by Evans Drug Co.
Miss Elizabeth Howie, + Battle Creek
Mich, is visiting Aberdeen, the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Trask.
w. 7. Moffat, stenographer of the G
II. Electric Co left this morning for a
months visit i'm the east.
Mrs. Frank ]. Becker will entertain q
party Of young ladies this evening, in
honor Of Miss Daisy Davis, of Everett.
A lady stenographer and bookkeepel
wishes position. Experience in law
and lumber offices. Address shorthand,
HERALD Office. If
Miss Roma Jameson was the guest oil
honor at party given Friday evening al
Hoquiam, by Mrs. A j. Mcintyre. on
the occasion of her eighteenth birthday.
The trolley wire for the extension Of
the electric road, from this city to Cos.
mopolis, was taken across the river Sat
urday and workmen are now stringing il
on the poles.
Water Supt. Linn is locating the water
connections by measurement. Under
this plan the workmen will not have 10
spend several hours digging when they
wish to find connection.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +, Crandell and
daughter Ruth, went to Westport Friday
where Mr.. Crandell will spend his vaca'
ton. In the meantime Postmaster
Campbell does double duty.
Cheaper than locating a claim. 81
acres of cedar on Clearwater River
900 900 feet cedar, also spruce and
hemlock, $500. Must be sold soon. Viii
tanning, Room IA, Dabney block.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Underwood anC
four daughters left for California on the
steamer Norwood Friday. They intend
to make their home in California, if the
climate benefits Mrs. Underwood.
Mrs. A. H. Lackey and children re-
turned Friday from visit Of two weeks
at the Portland fair and with friends il
Oregon. She was accompanied by Miss
Vera Knickerbocker, niece from Udall
Kansas.
Mrs. f. H. Fox met with painful &C
cident FRIDAY. While running sewing
machine, finger was caught under the
presser foot and the needle driven into
the finger, so as to require surgical aid &c
have it removed.
City Treasurer Sargent has called in
the following warrants: Current expense
fund, to and including No. 57S water
fund, to No. 90; improvement District
III, to No. 469; District No. 81, to TO-
600; District %, to 5S5.
The police were somewhat excited by
the finding of mans clothing scattered
along + street near Heron. in such a
manner as to indicate possible tragedy
Officer Birmingham noted the laundry
mark on a cuff, and taking it to the Aber.
deem Steam Laundry, soon Identified the
owner, who was found in bed. The
clothing had been taken off while he was
wrestling with ifeszed jag.