Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-09-28
Tales Of the Town TerSe|y Told.

F. II. Green Lett for Portland this
morning.
Eugene france struck for the woods
this morning,
Bargains in caps at Mrs. Wheeler's,
Friday and Saturday.
Special sale school caps Friday and
Saturday, at Mrs Wheeler's.
On Tuesday, Ola o. Tongsath was
taken to st. Joseph's hospital.
Ed. Carney was discharged from St
Joseph's hospital this morning.
NJ. Pear on, of Montesano, was admit
ted to St. Joseph's hospital Tuesday.
w. D. Laddy was removed from his
home to st. Joseph's hospital Tuesday.
Joseph Sheltzie is being treated for
typhoid fever az st. Joseph's hospital.
p. Gormerly, of Melbourne, was adj
mitted to st. Joseph's hospital Tuesday.
City Clerk Clerk T. F. Clark and wife
returned Monday evening from visit to
Portland.
NJ. Thealan underwent a successful
operation at St. Joseph's hospital this
forenoon.
DR.. w. B. Paine and family left for
the Lewis and Clark exposition this
morning.
County School Superintendent Walton.
was IN Aber leenn Yesterday attending to
official business.
The city and shack owners are at
Montesano today, having hearing be-
fore the superior court.
Two fine bull ling lotc on cor. 9Th and
L street good view, 500 Will Lannir G,
Room IA, Dabney block.
N. Munster, who ha' been suffering
from typhoid fever, was taken to st.
Joseph's hospital yesterday.
Go to the Never Idle Fish Market and
get your chickens for sunday dinner.
Phone 2OI. 80 South f street.
Mrs. F. r. Rogers, OF Astoria, who has
been visiting relative in this city, left
for her home Yesterday morning.
East side residence rents for $40 for
sale for $50. $50 down and SIS per
month Will Lanoing, Room IA, Dab
ney block.
4 lady stcnographor and bookkeepel
wishes position tixperienre in law
and lum Der offices. address shorthand,
HERALD office. II
The old shack usel 50 long as the city
Jail is now thing of the past, as it has
been torn down. Hereafter all prisoners
will be kept at the city jail.
The fire bell that ha been used by the
city since the fire, has been shipped tC
A. J. Long. of Portland who loaned it tC
the city until such tine as it saw fit to
purchase a new one.
Stephen s. Yahnor of Chicago, and
Miss Jennie Goswich, OF Aberdeen, were
married this morning the Rev. f. r
Prichard officiating. The newly married
couple lett Tor IOtttanl on the y :4U train
rheumatism, govt, backache, acid
poison, are results of kidney trouble
HOLSTERS Rocky Mounta' n Tea goes di
rectly to the seat Of the disease and cures
when all else fails. 80 cents. w. B.
Paine & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Ellis, of Farming
ton, Mo-, who have been visiting THEN
sister. Mrs. S. B. Linn. and brother, r
B. Ellis. of this city, left this morning
for their home. 1t was sixteen years
since Mrs. Linn had seen her brother
and this visit was enjoyed by both.
The Presbvtery of olympia, which in
cludes all of the churches of that de-
nomination in Southwestern Washing
ton, will meet in Aberdeen on Tuesday
October 8, and will remain in session
until Thursday, October 5. On Thurs
day, the clergvmen present will 90 t
| Hooiiam and attend the annual meeting
/ of the Synod, which includes all of the
| Presbvterlan churches in the state.