Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-29
The Herald twice a week tells it all

Tuesday.
Women and girls wanted 70 work in
Cannery. Apply to Sea Beech Packing
Works, South Aberdeen Jerry landing
foot OF Il street. II
The water front of Aberdeen presents
an active commercial appearance today,
with Is ships loading lumber for all
quarters Of the globe.
l.. P. Dudley is having his property on
First street near Broadway improved, by
having the lots filled in preparatory to
planting rose garden.
County Clerk Phibrick has been in
the city, attending Judge Chapman :
court, while Mrs. Philbrick visited her
father, Conrad Knudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kaufman are ex-
pected to arrive tomorrow from their
bridal trip, and take up their residence
on First street near Broadway.
Albert Hansen, bic, Giles and repairing
fishing tackle, sporting goods, electrical
supplies, umbrella repairing. Lumber
Exchange Bldg, u st. 4S'lOt
| City Treasurer X. Sargent has received
from County Treasurer Taylor draft for
SIC, 900 which will be used Immediately
to take up outstanding warrants.
Mrs. S. B. Knapp, who broke her wrist
five weeks ago, had her arm taken cut Of
the plaster cast yesterday, and will in a
short time be able to nse her hand again.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l. .Hartung entertain.
ed party of friends at dinner Tuesday
evening, in honor Of 1h-. iIatU. s.
father, Geo. KRAFT, OF Dea Moinus, iowa,
Creech and Walker have completed
the A. j. West mill building, and are
now engaged on the construction Of a
sorting shed, S0x96 feet. two stories high.
l.. J. Kolts has leased the double store
room of the Masonic temple, Heron and
streets, for three years, and will move
his furniture store thither early i'll April.
The Equitable Savings & Loan Associa-
| ton, of Portland, makes long time loans
on improved city property. w.. NJ.
Lamb, Hoquiam, agent for Grays Har-
Dor. 57-tf-T
B. j. Garman has greatly improved
his residence property, by adding ten
feet to it's height, making full two stories,
and fitting it with al; modern improve.
ments.
Mrs. Maud Lewis and daughter, Mrs.
Grace Sauerborn, entertained a number
of friends Tuesday afternoon and even
ing. on the occasion OF Mrs. Sauer born y
birthday.
| w. B. Mack. manager of the Slade
mill, went to Seattle today on business,
and will attend the banquet OF the Lum.
bermen's Association in that city tomor.
row night. So,
]. J. Ryan Of the Aberdeen Boiler
Works, whose hand was badly crushed
last week, while not able to use it yet, is
to able to be around his shop attending
to business.
w. w. Anstie j. building an additi n
to his residence, on Market street, next
to the new theater, which he will use as
rooming house. The addition will give
him IA rooms to let.
J. NJ. Moore who has lately moved his
family to Aberdeen, has decided to Build
himself home, on the corner OF + and
Third street and is erecting a neat build.
ing at a cost of $1,000.
Three little rules we all should keep,
TO make life happy and bright,
Smile in the morning, smile at noon,
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night.
Sold by W. B. Raine & Co.
Judge n. w. Bush was made permen.
ant receiver OF the Columbia theater by
the superior court Monday, The assets
and liabilities OF the deiunct concernihave
not yet beenfgured up.
| DR.. G. II. Graham physician and
surgeon. Chronic diseases a speciality, l
will not send you to bed, but send you to
work or it costs you nothing. Call me up
day or night. Phone l4S3. ii
The Aberdeen Theater Co. has sold
the lot on Heron and X streets, opposite
! the Washington hotel, for s. 800, to VIM
| McCleary. OF summit, who will erect a
building on it during the coming
summer.
q. w. Gostwck, ANDY dealer, 2OGl .
South G street, has fled petition in
bankruptcy, and Attorney T. II. Mckay
/ has been appointed temporary trustee.
The liabilities are about $1,000, and
assets $500.
a large gathering OF friends attended
the funeral OF Mrs. A. j. Grant Tuesday
afternoon. Services were held at the
Baptist church. Rev. l.. L. Cloyd officia-
ting. Numerous beautiful floral offerings
were in evidence OF the esteem in which
the lady was held by her many friends.