Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-11

Mrs. Chas. r. Saue,s entertained the
Birthday club Monday afternoon.
DR.. Sullivan, optician, at the + l.. X
Pharmacy, from 18th to 30th of each
month. II.
The Veteran Fireman's Assoc iatior
met at the Flremen's headquarters last
evening.
For Gnrney. Express or Dray, call ~
A Star Transfer. Your ordcis prompt
ly filled. tt
Mr.. and Ms. CHARLES Elmore have
returned from visit with friends in
Portland.
Harding & Engen sold for Jacob Nelson
1GO acres of timber land, to Eugene
France for $4,000.
G. Majee, collector OF international
revenue. spent yesterday in Aberceen,
looking after government business.
FouND-A hryc'e lamp. Owner can
have same bv proving property and pay
ing for this adj, at the HERALD Office.
Nels Nelson. the well known black
smith, will leave Sunday for visit OF
two months at his old home in Denmark.
Rev. VIM. Hohberger will preach to
the Lutherans OF Aberdeen and vicinity
next Sunday evening at 80, in the Ad-
ventist church.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bendetson and daughter
went to Seattle yesterday. to meet Sis
ter OF Mrs Benletson, who comes from
Michigan on visit.
A. j. West returned Monday evening
from San Francisco. where he estab-
ished a dealing agency for the product
of his new saw mill.
The report Of the water superintendent
for September shows the cost Of his de-
partment as follows: pumping station,
1895. "a: river mains, 1883. 81; extension,
81, l43 II.
The Clerks Union is circulating Il
petition, which is being generally signed,
asking that clothing and dry goods stores
close at 6 p. m. and on Sundays, after
October Is.
Revival meetings are in progress at
the Swedish Mis- ion church under the
leadership of G. o. Salestrom. The
meetings will continue during the
remainder OF the week.
City Treasurer Sargent has issued a
call for warrants, embracing water fund
up to and including No. 80; current ex-
pense, to 1882; and number OF local
improvement warrants.
G. P. Clerin, formerly OF the Western
Cooperage Co., and j. G. Hamilton have
incorporated the Clerin-H Hamilton Lum-
Der Co., OF Raymond, and will erect a
saw mill at that point.
LOST-A large red leather wallet con-
tanning papers of value. Owners name
is on the papers. Finder leave at this
Office and receive reward.
.JEUsE +. MURPHY, Owner.
City Clerk Clark has received COM
munication from f. a. Sullivan OF New
port, Oregon, making hard kick against
the filling in OF Heron street. and asking
that his remonst, ance be filed with the
council.
The CITY finance committee will recon-
mend at the next meeting OF the council
the payment OF $500 to Mrs. E. Pechecek
for damages by way OF personal Injuries
received by her on Heron street, some
time ago.
Councilman w. W. Hart had a birth
dav last Monday. He will not tell how
old he is, but it was the occasion OF a
gathering OF his friends at the Washing
ton at an evening dinner party. He
still survives.
The city treasurer's report for Septem-
her shows cash on hand Current ex-
pense, 1905 "a; water fund, 81, 90S 81 !;
special improvement fund, 81 ,S93.7o; in
terest fund, <l,1O4 &c; sinking fund
$3.50 SO; extra tax, $50.
If you have lost your boyhood spirits,
courage and confidence Of youth, we offer
Won new life. fresh courage and freedom
from i'll health in HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. IS cents, Tea or Tablets.
w. B. Paine & Co.
]. A. Bohnet will deliver two lecture.
in this city October Is and II. The sub
jects will be, "The Wise and Foolish
Virgins" and the "Pyramids OF Egypt"
The meetings will be in the Christian
church as follows: October 10, Z 80
p. m, October Is, 8 80 p. m.
The city council held meeting of the
committee OF the whole, Tuesday even.
irg. to consider the matter Of tax levy
for the coming year. From the outlook
it is probable that 25 mill tax will be
fixed as the amount necessary. This
allows one half mill library tax or
$500 for the year, and the payment Of
much outstanding Indebtedness, besides
leaving a surplus in the treasury.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o