Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-09-04
Tales Of the Town Terse|y Told.

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Billy Buster is in town.
Private Dancing Lessons at the Pavil'
ion. IT
Moneys worth, or money back a,
Evans Drug Co. If
Charles Dahl is the assistant operator
IN the telegraph office.
Girl wanted to assist in housekeeping
46O East Second street. corner OF F.
Mrs. F. E. Jones and children returned
Friday from an outing at Westpor,
beach.
Fifty foot lot on Market, east of Broad
way, $3.50. Will tanning, Room IA
Dabney block.
Miss Florence Cassidy returned from
Cohassett Friday. She was accompanied
by little Miss MrlIie Green.
Wanted, by competent book. keepe,
one or two sets of hooks to- take care OF
Inquire at the HERALD office. If
Mrs. B. F. johnson entertained par.
ty OF ledy friends Thursday afternoon, in
honor of Mrs. f. Coons, of Spokane.
The body OF the late William NJ. Bird
was shipped to Eiwood Place, Chicago,
by Bealdsley Bros, Saturday morning.
For sale-2O Acres of land, 3 miles
from Aberdeen, $40 per acre. Write
City Attorney Miller, OF South Bend,
had professional business in Aberdeen
Friday, and made the HERALD pleas
ant call.
A lady stenographer and bookkeeper
wishes a position. Experience in law
and lumber offices. Address Shorthand
HERALD Office. tt
Rice Hilligoss and r. w. Bryan re.
turned Thursday night from a weeks
pleasant fishing excursion, on the
Humptulips river.
J. F. Wyman, Of Grants Pass. Oregon,
arrived in the city Thursday afternoon,
too late for the funeral of NJ. E. Garfield.
Mr.. Wyman IL a brother Of Mrs. Gar
field. '-''
For Sale-A ladies saddle or driving
horse, harness and buggy, together z or
separate. Horse we'll broke and very
gentle, seven years old. H. F. COLES,
North Aberdeen. 1O2-6t
Hugh B. Mcneil returned from trip
to Portland Thursday evening. He re-
ports pleasant visit and is well satisfied
with the exposition. While away he in.
vested in a claim in the Willamette
valley. =" r. IS"
The local business OF tha steam schoon.
ers Norwood and Chehalis will hereafter
be transacted under the supervision Of
Bert Morse, in the City Meat Market,
and the steamers will make their land.
ings at the foot of q street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowman enter
tanned party Of friends in most pleas.
ant manner, at their home, F and Third
streets. last Tuesday evening, in honor
Of the eighteenth birthday of their
daughter, Miss Nora Bowman.
Quite a good sized company gathered
at the Baptist church, on Friday even.
ing, to enjoy the literary and musical
social given by the young people Of that
church. After the literary exercises, ice
cream and cake were, served, and the
evening being unusually warm, were
we'll patronised. Mi -"'
GREAT MEETING ATT THE PEARSON
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Good music, solos, duets and song SER
vice, lead by Prof. G. l.. Murphy. Hea!
Evangelist D. E. Olson tonight. Special
music every evening. Come and bring
others, You wilt be we'll repaid for the
aour spent at euch service 40 this tt
The Gas company has Ito plant far
enough under way 30 that the ordinary
person can begin to understand 1t. Last
week 4 lot OF new machinery and tanks
arrived from San Francisco, and are being
put in place. Pipe laying in different
parts of the city still progresses, and it
will not be Mr.. Burrows fault if the en-
terprise is not great success.
w. A. Flowers, the bicycle man on
Market street, lost a model Of steam
engine he had invented, couple OF
months ago. and suspected Theodore
Shade Of stealing it. On Friday he swore
out a search warrant, and Officer Chris
tianson found the model in Shades
apartments, over the Aberdeen Steam
Laundry. Shade had made a larger
model and had interested some local
capitalists in securing patent. Mr..
Flowers has wired the patent office, 90
that the application Of Shade is held up.
Shade is now in Washington, ID. g.,
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