Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-05
BRIEF M ENTION.

All kinds blank Of books at Evans
Drug Co.
Geo. F. Stone went to Seattle Tuesday
morning.
Good goods at clearance sale prices at
Geo. Fisher. II
Big cut in prices at the reliable clothier
Geo. Fisher. II
c. ". Mack was passenger for Ia.
coma, Tuesday.
A false alarm called the fire depart.
ment out at 8 p. m. Monday.
Miss Romayne Wood enter tanned
party of young friends last evening.
The Review Club met at the home Of
Mrs. J. w. Carey Tuesday afternoon.
Don't miss this chance for bargains
attend annual clearance sale at Geo.
Fisher. II
The Pacific Transfer Co. makes bag
gage transferring specially. Call ny
Eel. Al. ii
L. Franerio was admitted to the Ater.
deem General hospital for treatment
yesterday.
Phone your orders to the Red Cross
Pharmacy Oil and they will have
promp attention. u
rumor is afloat that an opera house
is to be built on the old kaufman corner,
q and Heron streets.
First Glass HORSE sIIoER at McBri .e's
IL 1 orot, old oto
foot OF street. H., II
J. NJ. Tweed is recovering nicely from
the effects of surgical operation, at the
Aberdeen General hospital.
Try Kings Honey and Tar cough syrup
cure guaranteed sold only at Red Cross
Pharmacy. Phone + IL. tt
Miss Lulu Magill who has teen visit
ing relatives in Seattle and Tacoma, re-
turned to her home Monday night.
Yesterday w. G. Lucore was circula-
ting petition. asking Mayor Lindstrom
to appoint w. Anstie, city marshal.
Heating stoves at actual cost. We
need the room, and cannot carry them
over. VIM. Griggs, 4O4 Heron street. If
Charles Becker, wife and child, of
Susan, CAL, are in the city, and will
spend some time here visiting relatives.
A house and two lots in Aberdeen for
sale very cheap. This is splendid in
vestment. S. K. Bowes, PA South Il
street. tt
Mrs. Frank J. Becker has returned
from North Beach, where she spent the
holiday season with her mother, Mrs. d.
G. Burke.
Don't bother your. friends to 60 your
bond when you can procure surety
bond for any. purpose from Ellis Martin,
200 4 street. tt
John Gronow is attending the conven.
ton of the State Federation of Labor at
Everett, of which organization he is q
vice president.
The steam schooner..Newberg was the
first vessel to enter the harbor this year,
and on her appearing she was greeted by
the mill whistles.
40-foot lot, LIST street s65; 4O-foot lot,
End street $75; 4 80 loot lots North Aber-
0ttcU, al III gov. w III AIeshhhi5S AsOSAA
IA, Dabney Block. II
Miss NJ. Stuart, who has been stenog-
rapher in the Aberdeen State Bank, left
for Los Angeles this morning, to stay
this winter with her aunt.
J.W. Balloon and family, Of Mark
ham, passed through town this morning
on his way to Seattle, where they will
make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Oleson went 10 Che
halls yerterday, to be present at the
marriage of the niece of Mrs. Olsen.
which took place last night.
The case OF d. J. Hebron vs. Louis
Fogel, involving narrow strip of a lot
on G street, has been decided in the
superior court in favor of Hebron.
IT,. Watkins, the we'll known farmer
of Porter, who was a candidate on the
democratic ticket for county commits
eioner, had business in Aberdeen Tues
day.
X X X HeaQaCne CapSuIo6 guar
to cure any kind of q headache or money
refunded none genuine without our sig
nature on box, 25c at Red Cross Phar'
macy. "
9th sire It lot, 5Ox13O, near Broadway,
$500: 9th street lot, 60x120, road paid,
500: 9Th street lot, 5Ox2OO foot near L..
1925. Will tanning, Room IA, Dabney
Block. "
Old Clothes Wanted A number OF
men are applying at st. Joseph's hospital
for assistance, some of them being in
sufficiently clothed. Persons having
discarded clothing to spare will do kind
act by sending them to the Sisters at the
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