Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-27
The Herald twice a week tells 1t all

, The Herald twice a week tells It all
Fresh creamery butter at lowest price
Deans Tea and Coffee store.
The Loggers' Restaurant, POO South F
street, ready for business. I4u
The state board OF equalization has set
the hearing for Chehalis county on
September Z.
The funeral of Mrs. L ma Monell took
place Yesterday, from the Woods under
taking parors.
/ O. J. Fngen received word Saturday
Of the death oi his father, at Washburn,
Wisconsin, ated 20 years.
The season will open in the Grand
theater, Wednes lay, Seotember 5, and
bookings are alrea ~ made up to April
~, 1906.
Captain l.. l.. Darling is over from
South Bend, looking after his Aberdeen
property Interests and greeting his many
friends.
4. City Treasurer and Mrs. Roy Sargent
AMI Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. II. Fuller re-
tnrned Friday from their outing, at Lake
Qninault.
! The party from Cosmopolis with the
story Of attempted arson, tried it on The
HERALD, but the tale did not seem sufii-
cieutly probable to justify publication.
WANTED Local salesman. Best sell
ing proposition in Wash ngton. Prrma-
nent position for right man. l003t
J. H. Springer, Eitel Bldg, Seattle.
! The Hoqu,am council passed the
Finch telephone franchise over the veto
OF the mayor Friday night There is a
/ question as to the legality OF the action.
Fishermen are catching quite number
Of Chinook salmon, from the Columbia
I river, in the harbor. A few of those fish
are taken each year, but the number
was never 60 great as at present.
A. h. Dabney has contracted for 2oO,-
0)0 brick from the Stewart yard, for his
block at Wishkah and q streets. This
will be the first business block in the
city to. be built entirely OF aberdeen
Made" brick.
Miss Edna France entertaine a party
Of young friends, Saturday evening, at
the France home on Terrace avenue, in
h ,nor OF her sister, Miss Carrie, who eft
We ,terday FIR an extended visit. at Des
Moines, Iowa.
Rev. Father Riorlan. from Jare-vile.
MINI has arrived at II 'qniam to take
charge OF the Catholic church there, and
will also care for the Aberdeen parish,
until the appointment OF "a successor to
Faith r. Garland.
While donkey engine was being
loa lie on a scow, to he sent to the A. f.
Coats logging camp, Thursday afternoon,
it was dumped into the Wisnkah river,
where it remained until pulled out Sat-
urday uninjured.
A fair sized crowd attended the ball
& me between the Fats and Leans at
Electric park yesterday afternoon, and
neat sum was secured to assist in paving
for the public library site. The Leans
won with score OF to 7.
The iron barkentne, Hawaii, which is
10 ding at Aberdeen, has been ibee FIR
$l0.l99 by San Francisco parties, for
damages q me to cargo Of guano last
January. while extinguishing fire in
the hold, while at Japanese port.
A woman worries until she gets
wrinkles. then worries because she has
them. If she takes Holl;ster'e Rocky
Mountain Tea she would have neither
Bright, smiling face follows its u~e. 50
cents, lea or Tablet. w. b. Paine & Co
Clarence A. Lilly came over from
Portland last week, and returned today,
accom- ,anied by his wife. They 60 to
make their home in that ely where
Mr.. Llly's duties as superintendsn Of
the Western Cooperage Co. require him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aex Gylfe became the
proud parents OF son and heir Friday
night. The new arrival weighed ell ven
pounds, and the only vocal signs thus
far emitted give evidence OF his having
inherited some OF the musical talent of
h father.
A. r. Dabney has altered his plans for
the bu siness block at q and Wishkah
streets, an instead of building IS feet
front on Wishkah. two stories high, will
build 200 feet front, one story. Tie
foundation, and walls will be strong
enough TO carry one or two additional
floors later.
IL. J. Phillips, of Boston, was in the
city Friday, visiting Frank &. Jones, OF |
the Chehalis County Bank. Mr.. Phillips !
represents Boston syndicate that is de-
veloping some rich gold and copper min 9
on Mccoy creek, about so miles from
Chohalis, where the Mccoy Creek Min !
ing G.. has 25 claims, rich in gold and
copper. Mr.. Phillips was enthusiastic
over the prospects OF the property, and
left for Boston Saturday prepared to
make Il glowing report to his associates.