Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-09


Drug Co. II
Looss-leaf system pr,nsing and ruling
speciality. Herald Pzlnses5. :
The w. G. T. U. is preparing q silver
contest to be held Monday evening,
April I6. >'-sa - %
Coughs and sorethroat come eaeily at
this time Of the year, bnt thev cant re-
main long IL you use our White Pine
Evans Drug Co. If
Will tanning ard Or. w. J. Long sold
three lots in Hoquiam Addition Friday,
to Miss MarjOry Girton. 4
jesse F. Murphy arrived Thursday
from Seattle. to remain a few weeks on
business in this section.
Mrs. Chas. McDermoth will entertain
the Ladies' Aid society of the Congrega-
tional church this evening.
The Stewart bricky ard lie running
smoothly, turning out from $4,000 10
sc. 900 first.class brick daily.
Miss Elizabeth Girton left yesterday
for Salem. Oregon, to resume her studies
at the Willamette university.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Farnam enter.
tanned small party of friends in hos.
pitable manner Friday evening.
Mra. Morvant, mother of Mrs. w. A.
Crandal left Yesterday for an extended
visit to her former home, Ludington,.
Mich.
Mrs. Ed. Jones and children went to
Elma Saturday, to spend a few DAYS
with her parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. j. b.
Jones. :. '9,
A telegram has been received by J. B
Haynes, announcing the sale arrival oil
Captain Tom Haynes at Fairbanks.
Alaska.
Word was received last week Of the
death, from pneumonia, OF Mr.. Boone.
former resident Of Aberdeen. at Tumalo.
Oregon.
The contract for tie carpenter work on
the addition to the Washington hotel
has been awarded to w. H. White, for
$l1,273
Fight lots in blk 5, Bay View Add,
25x1O0 feet. 1925 each, $25 cash, bal.
ance $40 a month. r. A. Wiley Co.. 2l3
South G street. 5S'2t
Dan Mcneil, who came from Vancou.
yer, B. q. to attend the funeral OF his
sister, the late Mrs. A. J. Grant, left yes
terday for his home.
The N. P. Ry. Co. has ordered steel
bridges, with which to replace the wood.,
en- structures that now cross the Wiehkah
and Hoquiam rivers.
The county auditor will receive bids to
May !. for buildinga ferry boat and dock
at Markham, and bridges over Joe AND
the Cloquallum creeks.
The painters have finished their work
on the interior OF the. opera house, and
The chairs are being placed and fini hing
touches given the interior generally.
A. H.. Farnam has given s. K. Bowes
an option on his two lots, at the corner
Of Heron andL streets, for 5000, he to
move his cosy residence of the property.
/ City Clerk Clark has sent the Pacific
Bridge Co. a warrant for the balance due
on the Heron street bridge. less 81 $50,
the demurrage for 70 days, at $l5 day.
The new residence now being erected
by George Critics for himself, on the cor.
ner of Second and X streets. will be Q
model Of convenience, and will cost near.
ly $1,000.
The Humptulips tideland cases. were
completed Friday, 60 fsr a. the taking Of
and Judge Chapman left Sat.
be argued. X
Mrs. Lea Pressey, who lie putting up
81 900 residence on the South Side, Is
her own architect. foreman. and when
occasion requires, Is her own journeyman
carpenter.
Judge J. G. Pearson has secured Q
tract OF water front land in North Aber.
deem, and is prepared to offer induce.
ments for the location OF manufacturing
industries.
DR.. Chamberlain has purchased the
triangular lot at Sixth and streets OF u.
NJ. Bowes, where he will build modern
residence in the near future. The price
paid was $1,000.
II. Beckenhauer is building story
and a half addition to the residence he
recently purchased IT Sixth and G streets.
The improvements when compile: ed will
cost about $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam. Kaufman arrived
in Aberdeen Friday evening from their
bridal tour through California, and will
soon lie at home in their residence, on
West First street.
Agent f. O. Newman, of the Pioneer
Home Insurance Association, settled the
loss OF Jacob Keller last week. Mr.. Keller
received $50, and was we'll satisfied
with the settlement.
Miss Jessie Young is repairing her
property on Young street, in North Alb
erdeen. to the value Of 81 500. The i'm.
provements will be quite extensive and
will modernize the premises.
Alex. Oswald has completed five cot
ia yes at Washingto and Market streets,
and all will be occupied this week. He
has also commenced cottage ON the
corner Of Hume and NJ streets.
A. II. House, OF Puyallup. will give an
illustrated lecture in the Baptist church
next Wednesday evening, on, "Seven
trips across the Continent" Refresh.
ments will be served at the close of
lecture. Admission 25 cents, children
20 cents.
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