Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-09

Big cnt in prices at the reliable clothiel
Geo. Fisher. tt
The eighth grade examinations will be
held January 1920.
The new county officers assumed their
duties this morning.
j. S. Van Kleek is building a residence
on Market street and Michigan avenue
Lots or houses and lots on very easy
monthly payments. Will Lannng. Room
II, Dabney Block. II
Mrs. c. II. Green started for Grand
Rapids. Mich, Yesterday, to spend few
weeks with relatives in that city.
Try Kings Honey and Tar cough syruy
a cure guaranteed sold only at Red Cross
Pharmacy. Phone Gill II
On Friday. Miss Bertha Geott-r, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D..
| Wolff, returned to her home in Portland.
Heating stoves at actual cost. We
need the room, and cannot carry them
over. VIM. Griggs, 4U4 Heron street tt
Revival meetings are in progress in
both the Methodist and Baptist churches,
and good congregations are in attend
ance.
{ Capt. S. G. Mitchell has presented his
great grand daughter with a handsome
baby buggy, in which to take her air.
ings.
Mrs. Fred Nye, who has been suffering
for several days with gastric fever, has
50 far recovered as to be about the house
again.
Invitations are out announcing the
wedding OF Miss Grace Helen Shaw Of
Portland, De-, to Mr.. Guy P. Halferty
OF Aberdeen.
! For Sale-An eight.light Buffingto
acetylene gas machine, about $50 feet of
pipe end a number of gas fixtures. will
be- sold at genuine bargain. Inquire at
the HERALD office. tt
Mesdames Chas. Sauers and F. l..
Hartung will leave for San Francisco
tomorrow morning, on the steamer Cen
tralia. Mrs. Sauers will be- accompanied
J by her son, Howell.
! Thursday last was F. i. jones' birth
day, and to celebrate the occasion, Mrs.
Jones entertained mum yer OF friends
OF that gentleman in the evening in a
charming manner
On Thursday and Friday afternoons
Mesdames Peter F. Clark and Fred ]
Becker entertained latge party of ladies'
at cards, The function was given at the
home of Mrs. Becker.
9Th street lot. 5Ox13O, near Broadway
$500; 9th street lot, 6Oxl20, road paid
1925. Will Lannng, Room IA, Dabney
Block. If
J. Either came up from Hoquiam Sat
day. and had a finger amputated at the
Aberdeen General hospital, the result o.
injury received while working at the
Panel & Folding Box mill.
/ X X X Headache capsules guaranteed
to cure any kind of a headache or money
refunded, none genuine without our sig
nature on box, 25c at Red Cross Phar
macy. II
When bilious try dose OF Cham Der
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets anC
leralize for once how quickly frst.class
up-to-date medicine will correct the dis
order. For sale by All Druggists. m
N. G. and Mrs. Wheeler left today fol
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er Centralia. They will be absent
about three months. In the meantime
his brother, Frank, will look after the
business.
Justice J. G. Pearson turned the books
and other property Of the county in hit
possession, over to Justice E. H. Fox
this morning, and now the justice cour1
lie located in the corner room of the post
office block.
Benton Hamblen and John Mcbride
have bought one-half interest in the
blacksmith aud wagon business now
Operated by W. T. Mcbride. The shop
s located at the head Of the G. e. Bur
rows dock.
W.C.F. Ward, an elder in the Advent.
ist body. commenced special meetings ia
that church Friday evening. The music
furnished by the local members, was
superior to that usually furnished al
such meetings.
The public schools opened this morning
after the holiday vacation. A new chart
class will begin at the Market street
school on Monday, January %, at which
all children six yea. s old, or who will bt
six by April l, are eligible.
The ladies OF the Missionary society o.
the Presbyterian church met with Mrs
E. r. Prichard Friday afternoon. Miss
Mills, a missionary. lately returned from
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