Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-13

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Fresh creamery bntter at lowest price.
Deans Tea and Coffee store.
Mrs T. Tingler and Louis Forseman
were admitted to st. }, sevhs hospital
Friday.
Nm. Kauntz paid $1,000 into the po-
| lice court this morning. for being drunk
and disorderly.
George lInddla was brought from
Montssano this morning and taken to
st. Joseph's Hospital.
Mr., ard MIS- Sam Tnffv entertained
a party OF friends Thursday evening at
cards and dancing.
Rev. Green. rector of st. Andrews
church, unframed his choir boys at
dinner Friday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. McDermoth re-
turned Thursday from their vacation
spent at Cohassett beach.
Yesterday, Ms. f. Estes was taken to
St. Joseph's hospital, and underwent a
surgical operation this morning.
BERTHE HadGock, barber, who went
insane in this city about the first Of June.
has been DISCHARGED from the asylum as
cured.
] II. Barr and family arrived Thurs.
dav from Michigan, to make their home
in Aberdeen. Mrs. Barr is sister OF
John Kent.
Miss Carrie D'Arsev left on the steam
er Lindauer Friday for her home, at
Berkeley, CAL, after visit with Aber-
deem friends.
Mrs. 9. NJ. Parmenter left last week
foi Traverse City, Mich, where she was
called by the illness OF her father, vino is
l02 years Of age.
Stanley Zelasko has stated messen
ger service in Bassett's Book Store u
News Agency. Will answer all calls to
10 y. m. Phone 1873 93-ti
S. E. Slade, A. II. Fa'nam and Ed
Huburt left Saturday for 81 8, to look
over the timber in that township owned
by the Stanton Land Co.
The a. o. U. W. will go in a BODY to
Cosmopolis tomorrow evening. to visit
the lodge at that pla"e, when Past Grand
Master Cox will he present.
S. f. Slaue & Co is erecting an addl.
tiunai lumber shed. to take care OF the
finished lumber while waiting shipm n
L. d. 4
P1of. T. A. Williams. went to olympia
this morning to take his place on the
State Board of Education. The board
will he in session about week.
The Chamb. r Of Commerce meets to
night in the city council chambers, and
a full attendance is desired, as matters
OF importance will be considered
John O'Hare and Ed. Dolan have com.
menced work on the concrete foundation
OF their business block in thu rear Of the
present buildings on Heron and streets.
Mr.. Jenkins and daughter, brother and
niece OF MIS-. r. G. Moulton. left Friday
for their home at San Jose, CAL, after a
pleasant v,si with Mr.. and Mrs Moul
ton.
A. +. Morley, of the Michigan Mill
Co., is putting mp 5000 residence i'll
the HOPKINS addition. This is one Of
: the slightly residence locations OF Aber-
deem.
The fire department. was called out
; about midnight Saturday, to put out Il
small fire on'the roof of the Anderson
Middleton mill. Very little damage was
done
J There was union meeting ol the
Young Peoples Societies at the Christian
church last night. Dlring the remain
der OF the month, the meetings vii, be
held in the Congregational church.
Clarence a. Lille went to Portland
Yesterday, to assume his new position as
manager OF the Western Cooperage Co.
in that city. Mrs. Lille will follow as
; soon as Clarence secures dwelling.
Haynes 4 Preston have purchased the
/ East y OF section 1919 9, from the Wey-
erhauser Timber Co., and are shipping
the lumber up the Wishkah river, for
camps, preparatory to logging the tract.
A. Il. Dabney is considering the adj.
visibility OF increasing the size OF his
; contemplated business block at & and
Wishkah streets so as to cover $50 feet
on Wishkah street, instead of IS, as in.
tended.
/ The annex to the Washington hotel.
containing 80 rooms. and costing SIG 900,
: is nearly completed, and will be ready
, for occupancy about September l. 1t is
, the intention to have grand opening on
Labor Day.
Fine Home for Sale-A new modern
built S-rOOm house, corner of Eleventh
and X streets, two lots, look 1870 feet, fine
view OF harbor, $4,000 Easy terms. Also
lots in Snnnysiie All liton. S. =. Mitch
ell. 100 North & street. SO Is
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