Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-15

DR.. G. T.. Chamberlain. Rooms 8,
and 10, Dabney Block. II
John Bulliss was admitted to St. 10.
eeph's no. pital Friday.
5000 to loan on real estate. Will Ian.
ming, Room IA Dabney block.
Practical, Progressive Perman ent,
Grays harbor Business College. If
Peter Dunning. of Tacoma, is at St..
Joseph's hospital, under treatment.
The special meetings held in the Con.
gregational church closed last Friday
evening. Though not largely attended
they were very interesting and plane
are being made to open up again in the
near future.
You will not find beauty in rouge pot
OF complexion whitewa.h. True beauty
comes to them only that take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t is wonderful
tonic and beautifier. IS cents Tea or
Tablets. w. B. Paine 4 Co.
A team attached to an express wagon
ran away on Heron street Saturday
morning. Nobody was hurt, but the &C.
,casion called forth numerous inquiries %
10 why the ordinance forbidding un.
hitched teams on the streets is not en-.
forced.
h Three little babes were nestled in bed,
I"1'li name William, Willie and Bill"
mother said;
VSf4fa $ruo hor amiio for friplotn thov ho
She lays her good luck to Rocky Mountain
Tea. Great babv incidence w.
B. Paine 4 Go.
J., L. A. Swan arrived last week from
fSeattle. to take position with the Evans
Drug Co. Mr.. Swan will have charge OF
the g street store Of the company, while
Robt. Bell, assisted by Robt. Cochran
will take care OF the new establishment,
in the Lumber Exchange.
The Evans Drug company are moving
from the old location on G street to their
newly fitted up quarters in the Lumber
Exchange building. All of the interior
fixtures in the new store have been ship.
ped in from Eastern factories and are
both complete and Ornamental.
G. w. Ninemire was down from Monte.
sano on business Friday. MIR. Ninemire
| said that while a deal was pending for
the purchase by him of the stock Of
Thos. Morgan in the Ninemire & Morgan
Co., nothing was completed, and the
Montesano newspaper reports OF the
matter were premature.
William G. Hudson, OF the Western
Transfer company broke his right arm
Wednesday. While assisting the team
ster in loading hay at the depot, the hook
he was using slipped and he fell back
wards off the load, striking the ground
on his right shoulder. The bone is knit
ing nicely, and he IS able to be out again
| The county treasurer has notified the
taxpayers that the rolls for 1905 are now
with him, and that taxes will be payable
on the first Monday in February. He
suggests that ii taxpayers will send in
the list OF their properties at an early
date, the office will be able to reply
quicker than after the rush of such in.
qures begins.
Hon. T. l.. Stiles, former Judge of the
state supreme court, was in the city Sat-
urdav, the guest OF his daughter, Mrs. 7.
/ l.. Douglas. Judge Stiles, as guardian
OF his graudchld, Horace /. Cook, sold
one sixth interest Of his ward in the ice
plant property, by court order, while
here, John $. Gum and II. :. Cook be-
ing the purchasers.
! The social at the home Of Miss Alice
/ TIA ferty Friday evening, given by the y.
=. S. G.. Il. OF the Congregational church
was we'll attended and was a very enjoy
able affair. In addition to the usual
program OF games. the following musical
and literary selections were rendered {:
Susie Virgins, recitation Misses Sadie
and Inez Nelson, instrumental duet
Nellie l.. lIalierty, solo; Leo johnson,
violin solo; Fred Hamburg and Earl
Jamison, piano dned Orivil Reeder,
piano solo.
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