Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-22
Tales Of the Town TerSe|y Told.


=. Magazines Tor sumo most all in at
1 Evans Drug Co.
The G,ays Harbor Electric Co. recev-
ed another new passenger coach Friday.
Judge Fox returned Friday from Seat.
tie, where he attended the grand court
of Foresters.
Fred A. Hart is putting new founda-
: ton under his home. and is renovating
the interior generally.
A number of the Rebekah lodge went
to Ocosta Friday afternoon, to attend a
convention of the county lodges.
The Senior class of the High school
| was 5angneted at the Hotel Washington
by the faculty, Saturday evening.
The plant Of the Aberdeen Lumber &
Shingle Co., which closed Friday for re-
pairs, started up again this morning.
Congressman Humphrey visited Grays
Harbor last week, and attended the
social session of the Elks Thursday night
DR.. r. H. Long. osteopsth, left Friday
for Omaha, to locate in that city. He is
succeeded in Aberdeen by DR.. r. f.
Smith.
r. Lnnd is building one story cottage
in South Aberdeen. to ne uep s a resi-
dence for himself The co.. will be
about $500.
F. S. Pierces tarted off on trip Satur-
day TO look after another bunch OF good
draft horses, which he will soon bring
here tor sale.
o. j. Lawrence. formerly OF Aberdeen,
has purchased the lilly business bu i'd
ing in Hoquiam. in which he will estab-
lish Racket store.
Mcssrs. Powell & Foy are branching
out III business, and Saturday opened the
New Era tea store in Hoquiam, with Ed.
Flanders in charge.
Mrs. Richard Trask, of Montesano,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l..
l.. .rask, OF this city, returned to her
home saturday morning.
William McDermott, of the Loyger's
restaurant, is having his place improved
by having the building raised and GOV.
eted with corrugated iron.
The Aberdeen Laundry Workers will
give basket social and dance at Spring
er's hall next Thursday evening, to
which the public is invited.
Miss Eleanor Trask, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
Trask, at this place, returned to her
home in Mont. sano, Saturday.
The Aeolian club met with Miss Kitty
Mason, Friday evening. There was an
unusually good musical program, which
was followed by refreshments.
Mrs. w. A. Scott and Miss L. r. Hig-
gins, who have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. w. o. McKinlay, lett Friday for
their home, at Fairview, Oregon.
The Grays Harbor Electric Co. is adj
vertising for bids to clear the right of
Of way for the extension OF its railway
service from Aberdeen to Cosmopolis.
Note our clubbing cffer. The Semi
Weekly HERALD and the Daily Tacoma
News one year for $3.50 The Semi
Weekly HERALD AID the SelnW Weekly
News for one year 50 90. tt
Plans for the sewers in District A and
* OF the city system, are on exhibition
in the office of the city clerk. Contract
ors are examining them with view of
bidding on the work.
J. B. Haynes IS building $500 cottage
on Fourth avenue in Stewards addition
to Highland Home. The building will
be one story, and will be fitted with
modern conveniences.
Wilson Bros. & Co. are preparing to
move their Office building from its pres
ent location on the corner OF Benn and
East Heron streets, to the west side of
Benn street and, south of Heron. The
cost Of moving and the repairs to be
made will be about $500 This move had
to be made to make the approach to the