Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-29
Sheet music at Evans Drug Co.

Fresh creamery butter at lowest price
Deans Tea and Coffee store.
Frank Rattle is erecting a 81 900 resi-
dence at 11O7 West First street.
G. NJ. Wilson and P. Rotaine were ad.
mitted to st. Joseph's hospital yes!er-
day.
DR.. Sullivan. optican, at the f. L. K.
| Pharmacy, from 10Th to 30th OF each
month. II
Mrs. d. S. Pierce. OF Lipman, WASH,
is visiting Aberdeen, the guest OF Mrs.
F. Parnitt.
Mrs. D. A. Watson, of Markham, is in
the city, visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. A. Myers.
The report OF City Treasurer Sargent
shows a cash balance on hand, Septem-
Der 80. OF 50 66% SO.
Mrs. f. d. Glow. who underwent an
operation at St. Joseph's hospi' al Fri
day, is reported as recovering nicely.
Geo. Whitfield, who is teaching school
at Connie, spent Sunday at home with
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Whitfield.
The rains OF last week caused freshets
in the streams. and were the means Of
bringing a large quantity OF logs to mar
ket
MesdAmes S. NJ. Anderson and II. N.
Anderson, Jr. entertained a party OF
lady friends at luncheon Saturday after
noon.
The FoIesters OF America will hold
their first social session OF the season to-.
morrow evening, for members and fam
lilies only.
Some good real estate contracts, bear
ing S per cent interest, for sale at dis
count of 5 per cent. Will Lannng, Room
IA, DAbney block.
Michael Conner was brought down
from Wshkah logging camp last even
ing with fractured leg, and was TAX en-
to st. Joseph's hospital.
! Burglars entered the grocery store OF
Gabrielson & Holmer Friday night
through rear window and secured less
than $40 from the cash register.
A business corner, 100 feet on Hume
street nv 100 feet on l street, only one
block from Masonic temple, 5000.
Terms, one. two and three years. VIII
tanning, Rom IA, Dabney block.
Miss Huzel Merzbach. who has been
visiting her sister. Mis-. A. e. Alexander.
left for San Francisco this morning. She
was accompanied by Miss Cora Jones.
and both will visit with Mrs. George
Fisher.
Miss Fannie Lille, OF Dawson, Alaska,
has been visiting Niles Nellie Lowry. and
left for Seattle this morning, to visit her
mother. Miss Lille is in the -four and
I feed business with her brother, at Daw.
son. and reports a growing business.
There was pleasant party at the
home OF Mayor Llndstrom Friday even
Ing in honor of that gen,leman's birth
day. AS a souvenir Of the occasion. his
admiring friends presented the mayor
with pair OF diamond sleeve buttons.
The Grand theater was crowded from
pit to dome Friday night and the crowd
was pleased with the fine comedy "The
College Widow" The play was anus
ing from the rise to the fall OF the cur
tain, and every member of the company
was star in his or her line.
A logger was accused OF stealing a
watch from woman OF the red light
district Friday morning, and was prompts
ly arrested by Officer Miles. The man
said he took the watch as joke, and was
allowed to depart upon returning the
watch and paying fine OF $l6.
The Hoquiam chapter OF the Eastern
Star will entertain the Aberdeen and
Cosmopolis chapters, this evening. The
Cosmopols chapter will arrive IN this
city at I 80 p. M, where they will be
met by the Aberdeen contingent and
proceed with them to Hoquiam.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Christensen left
for their home in Seattle this morning.
For several days Mr.. Christensen has
been in attendance as witness at this
session of the superior court. and Mrs.
Christensen has been wishing her pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Redinger.
b f. Johnson, OF Chicago, formerly Il
| well known resident of this city, spent a
few days in the city last week. Mr..
Johnson is now interested in sugar plan
tations and refneries in Mexico. While
residing in Aberdeen, Mr.. johnson was
always enthusiastic as to the resources
and commercial possibilities of Grays
Harbor, but on this visit admitted that
the progress of Aberdeen and Hoquiam
had exceeded his sanguine expectations.