Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-08-17
Billy Buster is in town,

L. runaway eHteTeu ~. JoSeph'a hos
pital yesterday.
Billy Buster will be here during IN
rest Of the year.
). b. Echols was admitted to st. 10
seph'' hospital last night.
g. r. Pratsch is building one stor,
cottage for himself in North Aberdeen.
81 900 to loan on improved real estate
VIII Lanning, Room IA, Dabney block.
The Aberdeen Manufacturing compan,
is re-shingling the old p,rt of theil
factory.
Will Lanning sold lots II and 12, bloch
l, in his Broadway Addition, to A. f. E.
Irwin. this week.
w. q. Lucor, is enlarging his dairy
quarters in North Aberdeen, by quite an
extension to his barn.
Lars Oleson was brought in from one
OF the logging camps with crushed foot
and taken to St. Joseph's hospital.
On Tuesday and yesterday J. W.
French. Mrs. H. Vaughn, S. H. Sanders.
John Snider and G. Smith were dis
charged from st. Josephs hospital, con.
valescent.
Vessels are making long voyages at
this time of the year. between this port
and California. Five vessels are due at
the Union mill, and that plant will have
to shut down If they do not arrive pretty
soon
One OF our citizens has received q
photograph Of the whole Dam family,
who are now visiting the Lewis and
Cla K exposition. There is Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Dam. the children 1. B., N. B.,
Billy B and Eliza B. The Dam dog is
with them, the only one allowed upon
the grounds.
Miss Retta Winkler, who has been
with George J. Wolff, ss clerk for about
year, departs for her home in Mime.
sofa this morning. While here, Miss
Winkler has made many friends and all
will be sorry to have her leave. Mr..
Wolff FEELS that it will be hard to fill her
place in his store. pr,
Puyallup Tribe No. IS, I. o. r. will
have it's team here this evening, to do
work for the local lodge. Quite mum.
Der OF Redmen are expected to come on
this afternoons train from the Sound
cities, and the Harbor lodges will all be
represented. After the regular work
there will be social session.
Miss Sylvia Spaulding, Of this city
and Edward B. Beatty, Of Hoquiam, were
united in marriage this morning by Rev
c. McDermoth, at the home OF the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty are teachers in the
Hoquiam public schools, and after a
wedding trip through Oregon, they will
make their home in Hoquiam.
TIE new grocery company that will
soon occupy the store room on Heron
street next to the Red Cross Pharmacy
to be known as the Dunlop Mercantile
company will soon be ready for business.
The officers OF the company are: A. F.
Coats, president; H. G. Dunlop, vice
resident; G. M. Fridlander, secretary
and i. +. johnson, are all men of bust
ness capacity and experience. and the
fact that their names are associated with
the enterprise insures for it much favor
The old postoffice building now being
made over by L. L. Trask, is assuming
quite respectable proportions. The out
side is now ready for painters and the
interior partitions are in their place
The division Of the lower floor show {
good hall in which is placed a winding
stair a parlor, dining room, library and
general culinary department. On the
second floor are seven chambers which are
finished in neat though plain manner.
The house is comfortable and will give
some one good opportunity to run a
nice quiet private boarding house.
Mrs. J. B. Haynes has received let
ter from Sister Mary Winifred, OF The
Holy Cross Mission, Yukon, Alaska, ack.
nowledging the receipt Of a box of cloth
ing and other things gathered here by
Mrs. Haynes. and taken to Alaska by
Captain Tom Haynes. The letter is full
OF interesting matter, showing that there
are in the school As girls ranging from c
years old to grown women, and 42 boys
OF all ages. The sister also sent little
curious and at w. B. Paine & Co. s drus
store will soon be placed OIL sale articles
from the mission, the procee to be
used for the support Of the children.