Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-22

Best blends OF coffee and tea, at Deans
Tea store. Phone l41l. 37tf
Practical, Progressive Permanent,
Grays Harbor Business College. tt
The Union Mill Co. has filed certifi'
cate Of increase Of capital stock from
SAC. 600 to $luN,0oO.
Louis Fogel returned Friday from Port
land, where he had been called by the
death OF mis- father.
II you have real estate for eale, list it
with Will Lanning, Room IA, Dabney
block. Tel. IA.
Samuel Barde and family left Friday
for Raymond, Pacific county, where he
will engage in the furniture business.
G. R. Cork, is not going to leave Alb
erdeen. He with several other Wiscon'
sin capitalists will soon 60 into business
on Grays Hsrbor.
nowballing WAS the order OF the day
among the youngsters on Saturday. The
snow was dry and the weather bright
and the fun ran high.
Mrs. Chas. l.. Lewis ami two daugh'
tiers, OF Olympia. visited old'time Aber
deem friends last week, the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Hulburt.
The ball at the pavilion Friday night
in aid of the public library, was largely
attended and Was one OF the SWEETEST
social parties Of the season.
On account of the storm last Friday
Aberdeen was cut off from t.lesraphit
communication with the East. On Sat
urday everything was in working order
again.
1t invigorates, strengthens and builds
up. 1t keeps you in condition ply scalIy
mentally and morally. That's what llol'
listers Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 81
cents, Tea or Tablets. W...B. Paine u Co.
The Grays Harbor Trades & Labor
council have elected the folio wing Off
GERS: Geo. Mctieary, vice president
Geo. Hamilton, secretary: Bert Camp
bell, treasurer; II. N. Moody, treasurer
VIM. Pierre, sergeant-at-arms.
You will not find beauty in rouge poi
or complexion whitewa-h. True beauty
comes to them only that take HOlilster's
Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t is a wonderful
tonic and beauttier. 50 cents Tea Of
Tablets. w. 3. Paine & Co.
Following are the officers of the Gle
halls County Bar Association: j. B
Bridges, president; W. W. Boner, treas
urer. F. L. Morgan, of Hoquiam, W. 1
Agnew, of Aberdeen, and B. G. Cheney
of Montesano, committee on grievances
The Western Union telegraph cable
across the Wishkah river was broker
Saturday morning by ship which
passed down the river dragging he
cable, and the city had no telegraphi'
Communication with the outside worlt
all the morning.
The piling for the new Telephone Elk
change building is nearlytcompleted an'
preparations are being made to work OF
the cement foundation. This buldin.
will occupy the ground on which TIT
Grand theater stood on Wishkah stree
West OF the W. BiMack residence.
Messrs. Max Gradl and: Isaac Peppe
have their machine s.,op on River stree
nearly ready for business. Machinery il
being installed. The:huildng is 36xb0
! Of corrugated iron. The plant will b,
kno n a. the Aberdeen Machine Shol
ami will do al classes OF machine anc
foundry work.
The "Aherdeen Country Club" Inc +, il
the latest organization in this city. Th'
/ club is contemplating the purchase o
lease Of a portion OF Damon's Point to fl,
up as i shooting preserve. The officer:
are w. q. Hopkins, President; Waldo
/ A. Avery, Ir. sec. 7. +. lialfr1tv, vice
pres, NJ. X. Sherwood, treasurer.
Ct. II. Ioungberg has contributed t.
/ the museum recently started in the pnb
lie library rooms. His donations include
shaving from l3.incl gun, a piece o
the funnel OF the battleshp Name, ore
specimens from mines at Joplin, Mo.
and SPANISH American a,mv biscuit
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