Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-04
Tales Of the Town 1erseIy Told.

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DR.. Sullivan now at F.. L. X. Pharmacy
| until Jan. 10. Glasses fitted. 1t
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
WIN. Lun'xren yesterday morning.
If you want your hooks audited. see
the pnncipals OF { 9 Grays Harbor BUSH
ness College. If
White 4 Davidson succeeded Wheeler
Bros. in the tea and coffee business
Tuesday morning
Our stock of sheet music is kept fresh
and il we haven't what You want, will
get it for You. Evans Dug Co. If
The steamer Santa Monica brought
several passengers and freight for this
city yesterday, from San Francisco.
| Miss Mary Shaw, OF Portland, who has
been spending the HOLIDAYS with her sis
ter, Mrs. Guy Halferty. left for her home
yesterday.
The new brick block at the corner OF
Hume and q streets. being built by
| Count Zelasko. has been leased at sat.
isfactory rental.
Fine toilet articles, games, books,
| cards, mirrors, leather goods, albums,
shaving and smoking sets. In fact We
have presents for any one Young or old.
Evans Drug Co. If
Mrs. Pike, who runs boarding house
on the corner OF II and Hume streets,
fell and broke her arm on Monday. She
was taken to the Grays lIarbor hospital,
and the arm is doing as we'll as can be
expected.
You will not find beauty in rouge pot
or complexion whitewa-h. True beauty
comes to them only that take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. IJ is wonderful
tonic and beautitier. So cents Tea or
Tablets. w. b. Paine 4 Co.
Geo. Fisher will leave Sunday for his
California home at Haywards. George
would like to stay in Aberdeen, but the
health OF Mrs. Fisher requires different
climate, so he maintains large store in
Haywards in addition to his Aberdeen
business.
The Ryan boiler shops have completed
the contract for supplying the ste ,mers
Mayfair and Thomas l.. Wand with steel
tanks, and Captain Howard, the agent
of the company. says that they are as
good as any he could have got in San
Francisco.
The home OF Captain and Mrs. S. G..
Mitchell was gladdened during the holi.
day season by the presence Of their old
est son. Captain S. G. Mitchell, Jr., who
left Tuesday to take his vessel at Port
Blakely, WASH, where he is loading for
a southern port.
The contract was let Tuesday night to
Lucas & Bean for the erection Of the
Benn opera house. The contract in
cludes only the carpenter work, and ap
proximates $4,000. According to archi.
tects' estimates, the finished building
will cost $4,000.
Services are held every Sunday morn.
ing at IL o'clock in First Church of
Christ Scientist, First street near Broad.
way. Subject for next Sunday. "Truth. "
A lecture on Christian Science will be
given in the Congregational church on
Sunday afternoon, January 7, at 8 p. m.
Mr.. Clarence Q. Eaton, G. S. B., of Ia.
coma, who gives the lecture, is a mem.
Der of the Christian Science Board of
/ Iectui eshp Of the First Church Of Christ
Scientist in Boston, Mass. 1t is free and
all are cor tally invited to attend.
Installation OF officers OF George Crook
/ Post, No. SO, &. A. r.. took place Tues
! day evening, O. a. Myers installing Off
Ger and Abe Hopkins inspector. After
the ceremonies the comrades were order
/ ed to report at the residence of Com
mander Rpbers, 81 f street, where
! they were surprised to find Il number OF
1 the ladies' OF the Women's Relief Corps
and table spread with fine refresh.
ments. A coed time was had until about
/ II o'clock. Major Nettleton, Fred Nve
and 10 Ingraham were the chief story
tellers, and some of the stories were hard
to believe, having occurred in Missouri.