Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-10

Drug Co.
Emil Oleson left for Portland this
morning on business.
Our % cen coffee is winner. G. f.
Brownell. Phone 231l.
The next jury term of the superior
court will be held in February.
20 per cent discount on dishes at
Deans, 2ll Il St, this week only. 24-2t
Daniel Gillies, after "a short visit with
family left for Raymond this morning.
Keen your skin eof, and smooth with
Almond Hazel C.eam. Evans Drug 20.
A fine display nf china and glassware
at C. f. Brow npli's WiShkah and II SITS.
From four to six inches of snow is re-
ported from the logging camps up the
streams.
For Gnrney. Express or Dray, call H.
"A Sta, Transfer. Your orders prompt.
ly filled. u
Rudolph Distler, left this morning for
two weeks trip through the North
river country.
Floyd Creech left for Raymond this
morning. where he is engaging in the
sawmill business.
Mrs. n ID. Coons entertained Friday
afternoon, in honor OF the Doctors moth
er, who ia here on visit.
John +. johnson was fined $50 in Jus-
tice brakes court this morning, for be-
ing drunk and dsorderly.
The Friends in Council club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Thos.
| Trethrake, 32l West Heron street.
Eddie Dolan was hailed before Justice
Drake this morning, and was fined Sl5
for malicious destruction of property.
A number OF Aberdeen ladies attended
the luncheon given by Mrs. f. q. Nc
Glauflin. at Hoqniam, saturday after
noon.
NJ. Goldsmith bought the Anheuser
Music hall property Saturday from the
Aberdeen Fire Veterans Association for
Sc, 900.
Mrs. Geo. B. Jones entertained party
OF small folks Thursday afternoon, in
honor of the fifth birthday of her daugh'
ter, Ellen.
The storm Thursday night put a num-
Der OF telephone lines out OF commission
as we'll a. creating havoc among the
telegraph lines.
T. G. Tate. who came from Seattle
Friday, to dedicate the 40. y. w. hall,
returned to Seattle Saturday, having &c
speak in Port Blakely that night.
J. P. Nelson. formerly proprietor o
\ the Northern hote1, now engaged in tl,'
saw mill business at Des Mones, Wash.
was in the city last week on business.
Tie North Aberdeen bridge and th'
Chehalis river toll bridge were somewha
affected by the storm last Thursday. TIT
North Aberdeen bridge had to have singh
repairs.
D street and Terrace Ave-, lot 57Xl37!
95 feet, hill ground, for sale for $4,000
Easy terms. Will tanning, Room IA
DAoney block.
Chas. F. Cork denias the statemen
ma lie by the Wa,hingtonian correspond
} cut, that he was candidate for cit,
treasurer, AMI says ne has no aspiration
whatever in that direction.
The numerous friends OF Rev. +. r
} Prichard Will be pleased to learn that h.
has been able to leave the Aberdeen
: General o.pital ana return to hie home
and j. recovering rapidly from the ty
: ploid fever.
Mrs. NJ. X. Sherwood has returned
from Oakland, CAL, to make her HON
permanently in, Aberdeen. Mr.. and Mrs
sherwood and the children are stayin
, at the Crescent hotel for the present
/ until Mr.. Sherwood can secure suitabl
residence.
City Superintendent Fl. M. Cook en-
+ tertained Friday evening at the Hote
Washington. His guests were the Hig
school football team, the faculty an
board Of education. Fifty-two cover
were laid, and most happy time en-
joyed by all present.
= The passenger train was derailed las
Thursday by tree that had fallen acrOs
the track between lIoquam and Mo
l clips. The passengers fortunately es
capped without injury. bnt had to remai
in the coach all night, un':l wreckin
train arrived from Tacoma.
A. +. Coats, president Of the America
Mill Co.. with Chas. L. Lewis, is report
I ed to have purchased 2S acres in Ontarl
Addition to Hoquiam. The tract ha
$50 feet OF water frontage, and abuts o
3 the railroad, and it is said shingle mi
3 with daily capacity Of 100000, will b
in operation on the prem SEES nv March