Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-07-09

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Geo. Wolf sells Wash Goods at re
duced prices. 1t
George Clark and William Rosenberg
were admitted to the Grays Harbor hos
pital for treatment on Saturday.
Miss Elsie Heirick, who is at the
Grays Harbor hospital, quite i'll, is re-
ported as in fair way to recovery.
Judge and Mrs. Mason Irwin were
down, fro m Montesano Friday night, the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Mack.
Mr.. and MIS-. Peter Nelson left this
morning for tpo,tIand, where they will
remain .swith friends for a weeks vaca-
ton.
G. NJ. Parmenter will sunerintend the
construction OF the addition to the Mar
ket street school house tor the board OF
directors.
Five dollars down and 50 month will
buy hill lot, within five blocks OF the
street car lIie. W III i.dilliIiS, WYNN I,
Dabney block.
r. A. Wiley has begun the erection OF
a modern dwelling on the land recently
purchasedj by him, adjoining Portland
Addition.
The Aberdeen Lumber & Single mill
is driving piles tor sorting shed, on the
west side of the mill. The shed will be
50xl00 feet.
Five dollars down and IS a month will
buy hill lot, within five blocks OF the
street car line. Will Lanning, Room II,
Da5ney block.
Yesterday a large number OF loggers
left the city Ell route to the camps, which
had been closed down during the Fourth
OF July week.
Mrs. j. L. Davis, of Oysterville, who
his been visiting NIesdanes A. II. Ben
ham and G. S. Black, left for her home
Saturday morning.
Mr.. J. G. Caron, practical shoemaker
and experienced salesman, has accepted
position in the shoe department at Geo.
VOLTS establishment. 1t
Louis Burnett, of Burnett Bros, has
returned from an extended stay at the
Seattle store OF the firm, during the alb.
sence OF his brother in the east.
For Sale-1O and 20 acre tracts OF
land, within two miles of Aberdeen,
suitable for gardens or chicken ranches.
A. Salo, Aberdeen. 7. y. Box 625. Sc 1t
Work was begun Saturday driving the
for the two brick business
blocks for ]. b. Dabney, on the two
northern corners of G and Wishkah
streets.
A baby boy was born Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. f. A. Philbrick. Of Hoquiam.
Mrs. Phibrick was Miss Anna Knudson,
one OF the most popular young ladies Of
Aberdeen,
The funeral of John Bardsley, who
died last Wednesday, took place Friday
afternoon from the Aberdeen Undeltak.
ing Parlors. No trace of any relatives
was discovered.
City Treasurer Sargent has called in
current expense warrants up to and in
Guiding No. 1887, and water fund war.
rants up to and including No. 293. In
terest ceased July 6.
1t is the intention to close the Presby.
terrain church of thi during the
month OF August, while necessary inn
provements are being made. The pas
tor will also take his annual vacation at
that time.
Herman Gibler, 112 Hume street, was
fined $15 in Judge brakes court this
morning, for insisting on building an
addition to a house on Washington
street between Market and Wiskhah,
without permit.
Quiet reigned in police circles this
morning, only two cases appearing. F.
w. Morton, a vagrant, was gwen thirty
days to labor on the sire cts, and L. j..
Cramer was allowed to keep Marion
company for Is days, for fighting.
Owing to the recent decision on the
boundary line between Chehalis and
Jefferson counties, School Districts 63,
IS and 67 were transferred to Jefferson
county Saturday. The three districts
contain about 100 school children.
The Anderson & Middleton saw mill is
closed down for necessary repairs, that
will require about two weeks. Mean
while the planning department is running
and the company is using nearly as many
men on the repairs as when the saw de-.
partment was going.
Jack Mcneil, who drives the II. l..
Cook & Co. ice wagon, has been missing
since early Friday morning, and no effort
of the police has been able to discover
his whereabouts. The young m n WAS
buggy riding Thursday night, and re-.
turned the team to the Aberdeen Transfer
barn, and has not he N seen since, so
that fears of foul play are entertained by
his parents.
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