Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-05

On Thursday Mrs. A. d. Wood enter
tanned in honor OF r. A. Hiscock.
The Heron street bridge rnilders are
placing the top chords in position.
| DR.. Sullivan, eve sight specialist will
be at f. L. X. Pharmacy March to 10.
Rev. W. E. Thompson delivered an
address to the pupils OF the High school
Friday.
We ask You to tell us ii you hear any.
thing out good OF our store. Evans
Drug Co.
| Mrs. G. P. L. Roberts went to Monte
sano Saturday, to spend several days
with friends.
| Mrs. Susan Knapp, Of South Aberdeen,
is suffering from fractured arm. the
result of a recent fall.
The report of Supt. Hits for February
shows a saving OF nearly 500 in the cost
Of operating the Wishkah ferry.
! The "Old Folks" entertainment by the
Ladies Aid Society of the M. f. church,
will take place tomorrow evening at the
church.
Fred f. Wells is building residence
at Michigan avenue and First street. 1t
will be a story and half and will cost
about 800
The Improvements on the property
used by the S. +. Slade Lumber Co. and
the repairs on the Wishkah river dock
will cost $1,000.
, Miss Cameron, a nuree at the Aber'
deem General hospital, went to Seattle
yesterday, for visit Of couple of weeks
with her sister.
The Volunteers of America, 407 East
| Wishkah street, will be glad to receive
cast off clothing OF all kinds, for distribu-
ton to the worthy poor. tt
The monthly account for lumber for
repairing the streets Of Aberdeen, for
February, calls for 90 $50 feet OF lumber.
This means about l 900 feet each day.
Building permits issued in February
called for building operations amounting
to 1895. Net so bad for the shortest
month in the year, and in the winter
season.
Skating at Pavilion afternoons and
evenings Tues,lty, Thursday and Satur.
day; also Monday and Friday evenings
for ladies' and escorts; come and bring
your friends. tt
DR.. Whitfield, the new pastor OF the NJ
f. church, will arrive here in time to
hold services on Sunday, March IS. Rev
Thompson expects to leave for Wals
Walla on the l7th.
Some extra copies of the Industiia
Edition of the HERALD remain, which
will be mailed to any address in The
United States, Canada or Mexico for five
cents per copy. tt
Miss Celia Thompson, from the Gray
, stenographer and bookkeeper at the Office
of the Grays Harbor Electric Co., dutin!
the absence OF Mr.. Moffat in the east.
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.
Wilson Bros. & Co. are further in
proving their mill property by the add
ton of a new boiler room. Present con
ditions make it necessary fo' them t
: add more power, and the result is new
boiler room built OF brick. at an expendi
ture of $4,000.
J. G.. Smith, OF the c. a. Pinckne,
Plumbing Co, has sold ont their brancl
: establishment at Chehalis, and returned
to Aberdeen. They were doing a mic,
business at Chehalis, but the increasin.
business OF the firm here required tn,
presence OF Mr.. Smith.
The police department has receive,
notice that a reward OF $500 wonld bt
paid for any information leading to tht
arrest aud detention OF one w. Nj. Wat
son. shingle.weaver from Ballard
Wash. together with Mrs. Olmstead
who left her home in that city, takin.
her two children with her.
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