Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-01
Tales Of the Town TerSe|y Told.

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The Herald twice a week tells Il all
DR.. Smith, Osteopath, rs p. o. block.
DR.. G. II. Chamberlain Rooms 8, 8
and 10, Dabney Block. If
Waldo Avery is confined to his room
with touch Of la grippe.
Mrs. J. West entertained the Re.
view club Tuesday afternoon.
Practical, Progressive Permanent,
Grays Harbor Business College. tt
Mrs. H. A. Benham and daughter Wis
tied friends in Elma this week.
full line of bicycle lamps and bells.
at Bell Bros. POS South F street. If.
You will find the new crop of English
walnuts at Deans tea and coffee store,
q street. 41.tf
Street Commissioner Hits visited
Portland this week, to look into street
cleaning methods.
Mrs. Robert Cochran left on the steam
or Norwood yesterday, for a visit with
friends in California.
Solicitors Wanted Ladies preferred.
Can make from ~ to IS per dav. Apply
at 406 Wishkah street. 14f
E. A. Rupert manager of the S. B.
Hicks Sons Co., made business trip to
Pacific county this week.
Jessy Corner is putting up an $500
residence or lot block H., Weatherwax
and Benn's Second addition.
single gentleman wants room and
board in a private family. For infOrma.
ton call at the HERALD Office. 1t
]. Monroe, who has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Ira G. Crowthers, left
yesterday for visit to Michigan.
FOUND--A vest pocket memorandum
book, filled with data evidently valuable
to the owner. At the HERALD office.
Miss Hatch, returned missionary,
delivered An interesting lecture in the
Presbyterian church Monday evening.
The Alex. Young estate is arranging to
have $40 900 apartment house erected
on the corner of II and Wishkah streets.
WANTED-Men, woman, boys and
girls to represent McClure's Magazine.
Good pay. Address 81 East 23d ST., n.
Y. City. If
Irwin +. Michals, secretary OF the
BARRIERS Union, went to Elma this morn
ing. to organize the BARRIERS OF that town,
a. their request.
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residence on lot 6, block IS Weatherwax
& Benn's addition. The building will
cost about 81 600.
VIM. Ingram, Of the North Aberdeen
Single Co., returned Monday from San
Francisco, where he had been in the in.
terest of his company.
Seventy-fve dollars buys Lot 2, Block
II, in First Addition, South Aberdeen.
Bldg, Portland, Ore. 3S-4t
Rev. w. f. Thompson, pastor OF the
NJ. E. church, is considering call from
the east, his rsason for change being
the health Of his family.
John Becker received the welcome
news Tuesday that his contest for val
liable land claim in jefferson county, had
been decided in his favor.
Plans have been prepared for A. r.
Dabney, OF Oakland, Cal, for two story
brick business block on the southwest
corner OF Wishkah and q streets.
w. T. Mcbride has improved his home
on f near First street, by adding sec
ond story 10 it. He has now commo-
dious and substantial looking dwelling.
Walter Scarlew, is building modern
residence on lot II, block ii, Frances
Addition az a cost OF 81 900. The main
building is to be 22x2S feet and two
stories high.
Some extra copies OF the Industrial
Edition Of the HERALD remain, which
will be mailed 10 any address in the
United States, Canada or Mexico for five
cents per copy. tt
The room now occupied hv Burnett
Bros, jew elers, will be fitted up as a
saloon as soon as the Burnetts move into
their new quar- tiers in the Lumber Ex-
change building.
Capt. Tom Haynes has secured body
OF timber and is opening up a logging
camp on the Wishkah river. Capt.
Haynes will leave the camp in compe
tent hands and 90 back to Alaska in the
early spring
John Shaker, who has been attending
the High school, has discontinued his
work there and has taken up the bust
ness course in the Grays Harbor Bust
ness College. Earl Morgan, &. H..
Flynn and Wm. McKinlay have recently
enrolled in the night session. The
growth OF the college since its opening
in November has been encouraging, and
promises to become one OF the permanent
institutions of the city.