Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-21
The Herald twice week tells It all.

The Herald twice week tells 1t all.
George T. Nye spent yesterday in Ia
coma.
H. Crsteson is putting up small resi-
dence in North Aberdeen.
Henry Phelps left Saturday for Grants
Pass, Oregon, on business.
Mrs. Ella Kittridge, of Ocosta, visited
| Aberdeen friends Saturday.
Mrs. c. O'Clare was taken to the
| Graye Hai Dor hospital Saturday.
On Friday Charles Lovejoy was adj
mitted to the Grays Harbor hospital.
On Saturday Gus Lathman was dis
| charged from the Grays Harbor hospital
G. II, HilIver and j. Liveuse were ad
mitted to st. Joseph's hospital Saturday.
George Damitio returned yesterday
from visit of several weeks in California.
| On Fri ay F. H. Niedelman retu, ned
to his home from st. Joseph's hospital.
Maurice Fuller returned Saturday from
visit to his land claim, in CowlitZ
| county.
Deputy County Auditor r. G. Trask
was among the visitors from Montesano
yesterday.
On Thursday evening j. McKinlay
was taken to st. Joseph's hospital with
u sprained arm.
Henry Johnson has started TO build a
small house, near his home, on Wishkah
and Alder streets.
The Review Club will meet tomorrow
East Fifth street.
Mrs. NJ. Collins who has been at the
Grays Ha,bor hospital returned to her
home saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Neiss entertained
a large patty OF friends Friday evening
| at dancing and cards.
! Geo. II. Stone. president OF the Grays
Har Dor Railway 4 Light Co., was down
from Seattle last week.
Geo McGaray, the we'll known cigar
maker, left yesterday for Chico, Cal, for
the benefit of his health.
Mrs. Julia Willie was called to South
Bend Saturday, by the illness Of her
father, who resides in that city.
! Miss Dorothy Pearson entertained a
p ,rty OF little friends, at her home in
North Aberdeen, Saturday afternoon.
! l.. n. Hare, a tailor. and J. n. Long,
civil engineer will occupy one ol Captain
$. G. Mitchell's buildings on G street
near Market.
Louis II. Burnett is making extensive
| changes in his residence on Third street
near Broadway. The changes and repairs
will cost over 81 900.
A Snap lots, 130xl50 feet, corner
Sixth and l.. Good house, chicken
houses, lots all cleared and set in fruit,
for sale cheap. D. NJ. Bowes 206@ South
Il street. 7l.4t
Geo. F. Wilder. purchasing agent for
the Chicago, Milwaukee ~ st. Paul Il. r.
Co., was on the harbor last week pl'cing
orders for lumber for the eastern shops
OF his company.
The steamer G. G. Lindauer, which
sailed last Thursday evening. carried a
large box of bedding and clothing, do
San Francisco sufferers.
Have You pains in the back, infam-
nation OF any kind, rheumatism, faint
ing spells, indigestion or on-tipation,
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea makes
Won well, keeps you we'll, So cents AT W.
B. Paine & Co.
Complaints are being made OF the
failure to enforce the COW ordinance.
Many people, who, in view of the ordi
nance, have begun to beautify their sur
roundings, have kick coming when
their efforts are destroyed by vagrant
bovines.
j. Ryan, of Ryan & McAuey, boiler,
makers, lett Thursday evening for san
Francisco, on the steamer Lindauer. Mr..
Ryan is looking up some contracts for
oil and water tanks, for the making OF
which his firm is establishing quite a
reputation.