Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-19
Tales Of the Town Terse|y Told.


W. B. Crammatte spent several days
in Seattle last week.
A full line OF bicycle lamps and BELLS
at Bell Bros. POS South + street. If.
The police force came out Saturday
morning respondent in new uniforms.
Never have another hard cough. use
White Pine cough cure. Evans Drug Co.
Hon. f.. B. Bonn went to Seattle FRI
day on business connected with the new
op IRA house.
Lady customers ask for your present
at our new store 4O7 Heron st. Evans
Drug Co.
The Knights Of Pythias have leased
the MacLafferty hall, and will move the
lodge thither March l.
The blend OF Deans coffees are always
just right, and his teas cannot be ex
celled. Phone AL. Att
w. B. Crammatte and Chas. A. Nc
Dermoth, Jr., are the deputy assessors
for the Aberdeen precinct.
Every one buying books or magazines
Of US will receive a beautiful aluminium
book mark free. Evans Drug Co.
The new office Of the HARDWOOD Mill
company is about completed, and will be
ready for occupancy in few days.
The state superintendent made an APP
portionment of school funds Thursday,
of which Chehalis county received ST.
397 IS.
Have you been betrayed by promises
OF quacks, swallowed pills and bottled
medicine without results except dam
aged stomach. To those we offer Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. IS cents at
W. B. Paine & Co.
Mayor John Lindstrom lett for San
Francisco Saturday, to close up some
contracts for building steam schooners
for the coast trade. The quality of the
vessels built at the Lindstrom company's
yard, is making Aberdeen famous.
The case of G. W. Ninemire We. G w.
Kaufman was dismissed in the superior
court Saturday, it having been adjusted
out Of court. The suit grew out of the
lease OF the Ninemire block by kaufman
after the big fire of 1908.
Chas. f. Cline, organizer Of the Fra
ternal Union of America, is in the city
with view to establishing lodge here
MIR. Cline has state political reputa-
ton. and was speaker OF the house OF
representatives at the 1897 session.
Lee Ferrier. tallyman at the Aber-
deem Lumber & Single Co.'s mill, and
Miss Julia May were married last week
in Montesano, by Rev. Benadom, and
have gone to housekeeping in a cosey
cottage in South Aberdeen prepared by
the groom.
The funeral OF the Greek WHO was
drowned in the Wishkah river, and
whose body was found last Wednesday,
was buried yesterday, from the Aber.
deem Undertaking Parlors, the pastor of
the Greek church at Seattle coming here
to officiate.
A large machinery manufacturing firm
in the east has written F. E. Jones to
the effect that they would move their
plant to Aberdeen, if local people will
subscribe $40 ,0J0 to the stock Of the COM
panv. The matter will he taken up by
the chamber of commerce.
Harry Olell was As years OF age last
Friday, and his friends surprised him IN
the evening by presenting him with IA
handsome easy chair. About thirty per-
sons were present, and wished him many
happy returns of the day, and that he
might enjoy the use of the chair fol
many moons 10 come.
Charles Hurd's new ,ooming house,
on the corner of Hume and X streets, is
about ready for tenants The thirty
rooms upstairs will be rented as cham.
bers, and the lower story, instead OF be-
ing used as stores. will be rented as
housekeeping suites. The arrangements
are such that four small families can be
accommodated in a very comfortable
manner.