Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26
Mr.. ami Mrs. G. F. Cork visited o. y n

Don't fail to attend annual clearance
sale at Geo. Fisher. tt
Miss Alice Cochran has gone to South
Bend to remain some time.
Mrs. L. l.. Maley is confined to the
house with case Of tonsiltis.
Mrs. Daniel G,llies is slowly GONZALES
cling from severe attack OF grip.
The Pacific Transfer Co. makes bag.
gage transferring a specially. Call up
vel. Al. tt
The district convention of the Women
of Woodcrait will meet in Aberdeen
February Is.
For Rent-Several five.room cottages,
one with bath. Inquire at 32l West
Hume street. 35 Ct
Phone yonr orders to the Red Cross
Pharmacy ell and they will have
promp attention. IT
Mrs. f. f. Brown left yesterday for
Bisbee, Arizona, to join Mr.. Brown and
make the family home there.
Try Kings Honey and Tar cough syrup
a cure guaranteed sold only at Red Cross
Pharmacy. Phone ell. tt
Mrs. John Bertholf is teaching one Of
Market street school rooms, to oblige the
directors until a vacancy is filed.
All kinds Of fire insurance, in re-
spOnsible companies, written by Ellis
Martin, 200 South f rect. tt
A very pleasant time is reported to
have been had at the social held in the
South Aberdeen Methodist church last
evening.
Mrs. w. G. Lucore, who has been in i'll
health for some time, was taken to the
Aberdeen General hospital yesterday
morning.
The Delta Alphas held special meet
ing at the residence Of Rev. Chas. Me-
De,moh Tuesday, and initiated two
members.
Six-room cottage. Pad St, 24x3S, lot
40xl64 feet $3.50. Large room house,
Wishkah ST., near l., well finished $500.
Will Lanning, Room IA, Dabney block.
The steamer CentraIia brought IL
passengers and a large lot of freight for
this port Tuesday. Not much bad
weather was experienced on the trip up.
q. w. Coons, former we'll known
! resident of Aberdeen, now of Yakima
City, was in Aberdeen this week, dis
posing of two car loads of Yakima hay.
James Stewart made & businessvisit ia
Portland this week, where he consulted
architects in relation the opera tsouee he
contemplates building On Market street
Is your money idle? lean secure you
10 per cent On first mortgage, best rea
estate security, for large or small amounts
without charge. Will Lanning, IA Dab
ney block. tt
II. A. Bloye left for California yester
day to be gone several months, He hat
gone for change ia climate, and thinks
by next April he will be able to return
to his work.
For Sale--An eiga flight Burlington
acetyene gas machine, about $50 feet O
pipe and number Of gas fixtures, viii
bA sold at genuine bargain. Inquire al
the HERALD office. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. A. PORTER returned Mon
day evening from Everett. Mr.. PORTER
found his steam laundry in that city do
ing such large business that he declin'
ed an offer for it's purchase.
i XXX Headache capsules guaranteed
to cure any kind of a headache or none.
refunded, none genuine without our sig
nature on box, 25c at Red Cross Phar
macy. II
Judge Bush received telegram yes
terday informing him of the death Of
his granddaughter, the four. year-oId
child of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bush, At
Castle Rock, Wash.
Rev. David Anderson, of Ballard,
King Co., who has been assisting Rev
J. P. Oteen in the special meeting in the
Swedish Congregational church. re-
turned to his home yesterday.
A. P. Myklebost and family will leave
next Sunday for the Yakima valley,
where Mr.. Myklebost has purchased 8
50.acre irrigated farm. and will make
their home there in the future.
E. G. Woolsey has placed his property
on corner and Sixth streets. consisting
of Groom house and four lots, for sale
at $l,lo0. This is the best buv. in the
city. Will Lanning, IA Dabney blk. tt
! The special meetings in the Baptist
church have been closed a nd the results
are quite satisfactory. The church has
been revived and encouraged, and II
new names has been added to the church
rolls.
Fred Taylor is erecting a five-room
)ttage on the corner OF Bro 'dway and
FIRST streets While the cottage IS moi
large, it will he finished in tiIst.class
style and be fittel with all m odern con