Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-05

from Eima, where she had been visiting
relatives.
Charles D. Hurd has named his bloch
on the corner OF Hume and K streets
the Vendome.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. l.. Grain left thi.
morning for Los Angeles, to visit for 6
month or longer.
Geo. J. Wolff has secured the contract
for furnishing the draperies for the new
theater, costing about 500.
I A tifteen-pound son arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hoover al
Hoquiam Saturday morning.
Mrs. f. G. Benjamin and baby were
discharged from the Aberdeen General
hospital Saturday, and returned home.
w. j. Kent and family left this morn.
ing for Everett. Mr.. Kent built the new
planning mill for the Michigan Lumber
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Hood enter
tanned a party of their young friends
Friday evening at their home, l12 North
F street.
J. Baker has returned from a visit to
his former home at Abilene, Kansas. an
resumed his position in the Hayes &
Hayes bank.
The frame OF the candy factory in
East Aberdeen, for the Speciality Candy
Co., is completed, and the structure
ready for the roof.
Tom Soule, of Hoquiam has contracted
! to deliver two car loads OF black sam
; from North Beach to the Puget Sound
Metals Co., Seattle.
| Mesdames S. M. Keyes and Mildred
West entertained at dinner Friday even
ing. The guests and hostesses enjoyed
| the evening and each other.
4. +. Foy desires to thank the parties
who nominated him for school director
without his knowledge, and says he will
be live candidate at the next election.
j. w. Parsons, .sign painter, paper
hanger and expert violnist, arrived in
town from Elma Tuesday with the i'm
tention OF locating here --Kaymoud Her
aid.
Walter Brigan. porter in Hoquiam
barber shop was sent to the county Jail
Saturday, in default of a fine of 500 and
costs, for stealing ten dollars from the
till OF the shop.
Mrs. Jay Weatherwax has been enjoy.
ing visit from her uncle, d. Forest ALI
son, Of Kiowa, Kansas, several days last
| week. MIR. Allison left for his home
Saturday morning.
Ninemire & Morgan have an architect
figuring on plans for two additional
stories on the Crescent hotel building,
making it four stories high, and the in.
stallation of elevators.
J. +. Cheesborough, who is now time
keeper for the Chehalis County Logging
Co., at Montesano. came down Saturday
evening, to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs W. b. Fetterman, and returned
this morning.
In the springtime YOU renovate your
house. Why not your BODY? HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea drives out impuri.
ties, cleanses and enrichee the blood and
purifies the entire system. For sale by
". b. Paine 4 Co.
r. A. IIscock, the san Francisco
manager Of the Eart-Wood Lumber Co.
spent Thursday in Aberdeen, and left
for his home Friday. While here he
was the guest OF Fred a. Hart, presiden1
OF the company.
Keep the little ones healthy anc
happy. Their tender, sensitive bodies re
quire gentle, healing remedies. Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will keel
them strong AMI well. IS cents. Tea OF
Tablets. Sod by W. b. Paine y Co.
Capt. w. II. Judson, of the Volunteer:
of America, has taken a five years lease
of the O. l.. Crane building, 40 Eas
Wishkah street, and will move his res
taurant from its present location into it
In addition to the restaurant he will fl
up rooms for dodgers, the proceeds to b,
devoted to carrying on his evangelisti'
campaign.
The supreme court refused to dismiss
the appeal in the case of +. +. Greece
against the city OF Aberdeen. 1t is he'll,
that 1--WE see no reason why giving notice
of appeal orally in open court at The
time of denial OF the motion for new tria
should not be deemed substantial com
pliance with the requirements CT the
statute"
Frank Wheeler is planning the cree
ton of three modern residences on the
corner of Fourth and X streets. The
cost is estimated at abont 81 200 each
and will he built by the day instead o
contracting them. Each building vii
be two stories, and easements, in which
will be lorated the laundres and room:
for wood and coal.
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