Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-06-19
Tales Of the Town TerSe|y Told.

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Brick for sale. Lowry Bros. Phone Al.
E W. Ortman left Friday for Denver,
where he will make his home.
Evans Drug Co., are daily receiving
sheet music.
J. Taft was over from Willipa Har-
Dor several days last week on business.
Good Work Horse for Sale. INQUIRE OF
]. B. Haynes on o'
Attorney A. NJ. Abel left last week for
a visit to his TO- mer home, at Salina,
Kansas.
For a strictly first.class blood medi'
cine take our own Sarsaprilla Evans
Drug Co.
Mrs. F. Merrill. who has been visiting
friends here, returned to her home IN
Elma, Saturday.
For Sale-A small steam fire box
boiler and small engine. ENQUIRE az the
HERALD office. o'
Judge Pearson and wife left this morn
ING to attend the &. A. r. reunion at
Vancouver, Wash.
CITY Treasurer Sargent has issued a
call for water fund warrants, up to ana
including No. IS.
The best place 10 get your fish is at the
"Never Idle" Fish MARKET, $40 South
street. Phone POI. u
Mrs. Nicholas, Gawley left last week
for an extended visit in the eastern
states and Ireland.
Go to the Aberdeen market tor cold
storage meats. Popular prices. u street
opposite the postottice.
Mr.. and Ms. Charles Sauers returned
yesterday from Ema, where they have
been visiting relatives.
Nice Ouinanlt salmon, fresh every day.
at the "Never Idle" Fish Market, 3ll
South St. Phone pol.
Chas. Edwards has been appointed
deputy fire warden for Chetalis county
with salary of "a per day. ..
Factory Inspector Huff was in the city
last week, INSPECTING the mills, under
the provisions OF the new law.
Or. Sullivan, the eyesight specialist
will be at his home Office in r. l.. II
Drug Store July 3 to 20. u
Saturday morning witnessed Genera
clearing out of visitors from adjoining
towns to the Red Mems carnival.
Now is the time to get your winter
wood. Good slab wood furnished IN an,
part OF the city, by Lowry BIOS. rhon'
Al. '' "
Miss Nina Ennis has. recovered' from
her illness and returned to her home
from the Aberdeen General hospital Fri
dav. -s -- -
Miss Hazel Magill left Saturday fo'
Seattle, to take.a special course OF stud!
at the summer term OF the state uni
versity.
Prof. and Mrs. Fl. m. Cook went t.
Seattle Saturday.: where the professor
will take a post igraduate course at tn
university.
Rev. f. r. Nichols, pastor OF the Con
gregational church at.Kalama, and wife
and daughter, visited Aberdeen Friday
and Saturday, and assisted at the Gospe
Mission.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacot
Kaakinen, 9l2 East Wishkah street, was
buried from Beardsley Bros undert ak
ing parlors Friday afternoon, the Rev
G. McDermoth officiating.
The pavilion at Electric park will bt
opened with dance on the evening o
July Fourth. The new structure has
dancing floor space OF 60x1lO feet, laio
with hard maple flooring.
The city is developing rapidly in the
direction of Tenth and Broadway, ant
westward from that point. The build
ings in course of construction are above
the average and considerable property Ii
being cleared and graded.
The property owners on Fourth street
between G and Fl streets, have finished
grading that portion of the street. While
this necessitates new curbings and side
walks, it means an advance in appear
ance and value to the adjacent property
Among the improvements, in mino
way around the city, are the following
An iron covered addition to the Anheu
ser dance hall, by Mike Goldsmith;
store room near the H.::L. Cook ice plant
byO. L. Crane; an addition to his resi-
dence on Fifth street and Broadway, by
G. G. Fletcher; dwelling house ir
South Aberdeen for Oscar Laakaeomn.