Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-15
Tales Of the Town TerSe|y Told.

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See Deans Is cent window, 2ll South
G street. If
Mrs. VIM. Griggs and son are visiting
friends in Portland.
VIM Dowd was discharged from st.
Joseph's hospital Monday evening.
DR.. Sullivan, eye sight specialist will
be at E. l.. X. Pharmacy until March 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Boutyette, Of Los
Angeles, are visiting relatives in Aber.
deem.
Mrs. Georgia Baker. Of Chehalis. is
visiting Abe, deem. the guest of Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. E.. Mcclure.
Royal Lodging House Corner F and
Heron streets, J. Il. Gagnon, proprietor.
20 newly furn shed rooms, % cents and
up. tt
Quite number of Aberdonians went
to Hoqnia am Tuesday night to witness
the pc rformance of the Pauline Hall
Opera Co.
Quick and Right-Fifteen years. ex.
perienced bicycle man at Bell Bros
Bicycle Repair Shop, POS South F street.
Telephone S45.
Architect Reid is preparing plans for a
bank building for EIma, to be of brick
and cement, for the branch OF the Mon.
teeano State Bank.
Captain Trainor and Steward Berg, Of
the schooner Benicia, were fined $40 and
costs each in the police court Tuesday,
for INDUCING in fsticuffs.
The Athletic Association Of the Aber.
deem High school are preparing pro.
gram of exercises to be given at the open
ing OF the new gymnasium.
The Volunteers of America, 407 East
Wishkah street, will be glad to receive
cast off clothing Of all kinds, for distribu-
ton to the worthy poor. tt
F. X. Van Tassel is renovating the
Baptist church. The ceiling being paint.
ed light green and the walls are to be
papered an appropriate color.
The Salvation Army has leased the
building, 405 East Wishkah street,
formerly occupied by the Bulletin, and is
arranging it for headquarters.
A motion for new trial, made by the
city in the Kindred damage case, was
denied by Judge Irwin Tuesday, and the
city will probably pay the bill.
The Young Peoples Christian Endea-
vor OF the Congregational church will
give an "Experence" social at the home
of Mrs. Alfred Hart tomorrow evening.
Skating at Pavilion afternoons and
evenings Tuesday, Thursday and Satur.
day; also Monday and Friday evenings
for ladies and escorts; come and bring
your friends. tt
The ladies OF the Catholic church will
have an oyster supper, apron sale and
entertainment next Saturday, St. Pat.
rick's Day, in w. O. w. hall. All are
invited.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church will give St. Patrick's Day en-.
tertainment, at the home OF Mrs. A. F.
Coats, 307 East Third street, next Satur.
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. II. Fuller returned
home last evening. Mr. Fuller has been
on business to New York and Chicago,
and Mrs. Fuller was visiting friends at
Salem, Oregon, and Centralia.
w. +. Green formerly of the Grays
( ilarhor Paint Go. has associated with
William Marshall and has gone into
I the well sinking business. They are
sinking several wells ON the hill.
Tie suit OF J. NJ. Lewis, for amount of
| his contract as tender Of the Heron street
bride, was knocked out OF court on a de.
murrer Tuesday, because Lewis had not
made demand for bis money before
bringing suit.
Mrs. l.. Nu1eman died Monday after
noon, at a hospital in Portland, where
she had gone for treatment for long
continued aiment, leaving a husband
and four children in this city. Mr..
Nudleman was notified by wire, and left
for Portland Tuesday morning