Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-05
The Herald twice a week tells it all

S Sheet music and magazines. Evans
Drug Co. tt
Yesterday, Mrs. II. Wilder was taken
to st. Joseph's hospital.
T. Trooper was discharged from st.
Joseph's hospital yesterday.
Charles Neeson was takeu to St. Jo-
seph's hospital this morning.
William Youth was admitted to the
Giays Harbor hospital Tuesday.
Mrs. w. G. Judson was taken to the
Grays Harbor hospital yesterday.
William Hamaranen, yesterday morn.
ing was taken to the Grays Harbor hos
pital.
Yesterday afternoon l.. Nanaulkin was
entered as patient at the Grays llarbor
hospital.
Chas. Bay and Jas. Becker donated
500 each to the city treasury Tuesday,
for engaging in a fight, in the Corner
saloon.
Ladies are invited to inspect our new
spring goods. Latest modes III wearing
} apparel. S. Stella jordan, SOB East
Market street. II
A. J. Musgrove, a prominent logger OF
) Oakville, was ioing business in the city
Yesterday, and made tue HERALD Il
pleasant call.
Women and girls wanted 70 work in
Canuery. Apply to Sea Beech Packing
k Works, South Aberdeen ferry landing
foot OF q street. II
Mrs. J. II. Fuller will entertain tomor.
row evening in honor OF Miss Elizabeth
( Girton, who is home from tie Willamette
University ON a VACATION.
It's busy town no one has time to
cough. Our White Pine begins curing
first dose. Evans Drug Co. If
The A. F. Coats Logging company has
received eight new logging ears and a
donkey engine this week, for use in their
camps on the Wi'hkah river.
Chas. Comstock has returned from
North Yakima, where he went with an
intention of locating. He says he is
glad to be back in Aberdeen.
G. Halstead, of Cosmopolis, had his
hand partially cut off in the G. II. G.
Co. s MILL and was brought to the Aber-
deem General hospital, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Hoefer went to
Seattle yesterday. From there they will
60 to Vancouver. B. c., and will remain
in that section couple OF weeks.
We make our insurance business a
specially. Be sure you see us because it
will be money saved tor you. A. w.
Dole & Co., Keystone Building. SO 2t
City Treasurer Sargent reports over
$4,000 of called warrants that have not
been presented for payment. On some
Y of them interest has ceased since Janu.
airy last.
The Northwest League is now assured,
!. with four teams, Aberdeen, Tacoma,
Butte and Spokane. The subscriptions
to the $4,000 guaranty fund are nearly
up to the amount.
Angus McQuaig has sold his property
at H and Third streets to Mrs. l. c..
: Crowther, who will build another dwell.
ing theron. Mr.. McQuaig has moved
his family to 4O5 East First street.
r Clarence Hopkins, Fritz B,ltz and
: Florence Semmen have been selected to
represent the Aberdeen High school in
the debate with Hoquiam in this city
May IL, with Malcolm Stewart alternate.
The A. O. U. w. lodge will consider
the sale OF its Heron street lot, or the
, erection Of a hall, at the meeting tomor-
row night. a handsome figure has been
offered for their lot, should they choose
e to sell.
Miss May Becker has been obliged to
give up her work, rs teacher in the Mar
!, ket street school, this week, on account
i. OF trouble with her eyes. Her position
is being filed by Miss Ella Nichols, OF
1 Montesano.
: The property owners on q between
Heron and Hume will fill and gravel
, that street, as soon as the electric cars
=. cross the bridge. They expect to get
the gravel from near Cosmopols by the
a trolley line.
; This is the reason for lstlessness,
headaches and spring disorders. Hollis
: ter's Rocky Mountain Tea is Il sure pre-
tentative. Makes You strong and vigor.
Gus. 50 cents, tea or tablets at W. b.
. Paine u Co.
a Authentic information as to the sur
h veying party in the f-ld southeast from
n Aberdeen, reveals that they are working
on route for the Olympia electric line,
, which will cross the Chehalis at Monte
sano, Ema and Blockhouse.
. All smart up-to-date women OF to-day,