Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-02
The Herald twice a week tells It all

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Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Glles visited
friends in Montesano Satu, day.
A son arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Callow, Friday night.
J.J. Dunn went to Porter this morn
ing, to do some surveying at that point.
Sam Walls has been appointed on the
police force, vice Geo. 5. Dean, resigned.
Mrs. Smith, mother OF DR.. &. T. Smith l.,
has moved to Aberdeen from Portland to
reside.
The large number of vessels in the
harbor during the past week caused de-
mand for longshoremen in excess OF the
supply.
A local lodge OF the Fraternal Brother
hood was organized in Aberdeen Thurs
day night.
Mrs. s. NJ. Keyes entertained party
OF friends Saturday afternoon, in honor
Of Mrs. Smith.
Will G. Wilson came home from the
state university, to spend the spring va
cation at home.
Miss Ella Murphy returned to Monte
sano Saturday, after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. McGillicuddy.
w. B. Mack returned from Seattle
Saturday evening, and went to Olympia
on business his morning.
Mrs. William Mclaughlin, OF Cosmop-
oils, passed through Aberdeen this morn
ing on her way to Portland.
It's busy town no one has time to
cough. Our White Pine begins curing
first dose. Evans Drug Co. tt
Mrs. O. G. Stuever, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. II. Il. Elder,
returned to her home in Eua today.
Steve Wininger, of Montesano, was in
the cjtv this morning. on his way up the
Wishkah river to assess that district.
Robert Dinse was appointed tender at
the Heron street bridge by the commit
tee, subject to the action of the council.
John Mcbride says it is girl, and she
arrived this morning, in consequence OF
which horse shoeing has advanced %
cents.
A. F. Coats has returned from bust
hCSo UP Ill Vic cdSts lie Was uU6ClIl a
days, and spent II nights of the time on
trains.
Women and girls wanted TO work in
Cannery. Apply to Sea Beach Packing
Works, South Aberdeen ferry landing
foot OF G street. If
The damage case of Chas. Alta W. An.
derson Il Middleton Lumber Co. has
been dismissed by the superior court, at
the costs of the plaintiff. ,r~
Coughs and sorethroat come easily at
this time of the year, but they can't re,
ma in long if you use our White Pine
Evans Drug Co. = tt
Miss Elizabeth Girton. who is stu.
dent at the Willamette University, Sa-
lem, Oregon. came home Saturday to
spend weeks vacation.
Geo. F. Nye is preparing to build
residence on his lot, on First street be.
tween l. and NJ, but as to who will be
housekeeper deponent saith not. :,
Mrs. Goldsmith, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is the guest Of Mrs. John Perry,
and Was the guest Of honor at a luncheon
given by Mrs. Perry, on, Friday after.
noon.
j. Harry Smith, manager OF the de-
funct Columbia theater, threatens to sue
K. 7. Dabney for having released the
building before Mr.. Smiths lease ex-
PRED.
Rev. Albert Loughridge, DID,, OF the
Telugu mission field, will deliver an ad.
dress at the Baptist church this evening,
commencing at 8 o'clock. All are cor.
daily invited.
X. G. Trask, N. d. McKilip, J. W.
Stamper and W. G. Birdwell are said to
be candidates for the office OF county
clerk, made vacant by the resignation OF
Clerk Phibrick.
The Hart Wood Mill Co. is completing
an addition to their dock, by an extern
sion of 20J feet 1t was found that YES
sells had not room enough to load with
dispatch at the old dock, and by this ad.
ditiOn two more vessels can be accommo'
dated without interfering with the stor-
age yard.
The West & Slade Grocery Co. has
purchased the stock, plant and business
of the Specially Candy Co., and will
operate the factory in connection with
tnelT StOCeIv UtlSIlieSS. ne factory WAS
moved saturday from Market street to
the West building, at the east end of the
Heron street bridge.
The special services in the Congrega-
tional church closed last night, good
congregation being present, The feature
of the evening was the singing, the
Sunshine choir, the Young Ladies Choir
us and the Singing Evangelist G. w.
Everett, mbning. Mr.. Everett has IL
good voice and his work here has been
appreciated by those who attended the
meetings.
Invitations have been sent GU, to the
leading democrats OF the county for Il
banquet at Hotel Washington, Aberdeen,
on Jeffer on Day, April - The ban
quet will begin at 8 p. M, allowing
guests from abroad to arrive on the even.
ing train. A prominent speaker from
the Sound viii make the leading address,
white local democrats will respond to a
number vi toasts. Tickets are 81 each,
and can be had at Malry's cigar store,
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